President Joe Biden mistakenly includes the technical instructions from his teleprompter quoting “end of quote” during a speech regarding the increase of gas price.
President Joe Biden mistakenly includes the technical instructions from his teleprompter quoting “end of quote” .
Biden was Reading a Teleprompter Cue
Biden was in fact ending a quote he had started. In the video that rapidly spread on the internet, he said “Because of the actions we’ve taken, things have begun to change,” then he added “End of quote,” without even realizing what he was saying then abruptly moving on to his next sentence.
In addition, his full comment was “And, by the way, you may have heard the CEO of Walmart yesterday on the steps we’ve taken. He also said that The combination of private enterprise and government working together has been really successful.”
He went on to say, the collaboration between private industry and government has shown to be very fruitful. There is a lot of innovation all the way across the supply chain as a result of their initiatives, and things have started to shift. At the end of Biden’s speech, he mentioned “End of quote.”
The White House Stops Biden Multiple Times from Being Heard by the General Public
Fox News reported that the White House abruptly cut President Biden while he was asked some questions from his briefing on wildfire with the federal and state officials in Boise, Idaho. Moreover, in August the President was also cut after NBC’s Peter Alexander asked, “If Americans are still in Afghanistan after the deadline what will you do?” then automatically Biden was on mute.
Meanwhile, Alexander posted a confirmed tweet stating what Biden replied to him, “You’ll be the first person I call.”. Furthermore, the White House cuts Biden from the virtual event feed after when he said “I am happy to take questions” while speaking to Democratic lawmakers. Biden was accompanied by Nancy Pelosi and the House Democratic Caucus. Biden addressed the lawmakers on the topics of COVID-19 relief and the ongoing vaccine rollout.
