JOE Biden appeared to suffer yet another momentary lapse when he failed to recall the new UK prime minister’s name on Friday night.
The delusional president, 81, remained defiant throughout a 22-minute interview with ABC’s George Stephanopoulos, insisting “no-one is more qualified to be president than me.”
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Sir Keir Starmer was elected as the UK’s Prime MinisterWiktor Szymanowicz/Anadolu via Getty Images
He went on to insist he is “not only campaigning but running the world… every single day.”
“For example today, I’m on the phone with the Prime Minister of,” the president said before faltering.
“Well I shouldn’t get into detail but Netanyahu. I’m on the phone with the.. new Prime Minister of England.”
It came just hours after Britain elected Keir Starmer as their new PM in a landslide victory on Friday.
Writing on X earlier, Biden gushed, “Congratulations to Prime Minister Keir Starmer on becoming Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.
“I look forward to our shared work in support of freedom and democracy around the world, and to further strengthening the special relationship between our two countries.”
During the interview, Biden dispelled claims that he didn’t have the cognitive ability to run a second term, assuring Stephanopoulos that his doctors were not worried about his mental health.
“Do you dispute that there have been more lapses, especially in the last several months?” Stephanopoulos asked.
“Can I run the 100 in 10 flat? No. But I’m still in good shape,” Biden said.
Stephanopoulos later asked him if he thought he was mentally fit to do the job for another four years.
“I believe so. I wouldn’t be running if I didn’t think I did.
“Look, I’m running again because I think I understand best what has to be done to take this nation to a completely new…new level. We’re on our way. We’re on our way.”
Biden used the recent Supreme Court decision to further his point.
“And, look. The decision recently made by the Supreme Court on immunity, you know, the next President of the United States, it’s not just about whether he or she knows what they’re doin’,” he continued.
“It’s– it’s– it’s not– not about a con– a conglomerate of people making decisions,” he stated.
“It’s about the character of the president. The character of the president’s gonna determine whether or not this Constitution is employed the right way.”
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