Video: Forget Kamala – Biden Sounds Like A Mumble Rapper As He Lost The Battle With With His Teleprompter In Front Of The African Leaders

President Joe Biden told dozens of African leaders gathered in Washington that the United States is “all in on Africa’s future,” laying out billions in promised government funding and private investment Wednesday to help the growing continent in health, infrastructure, business and technology.

“The U.S. is committed to supporting every aspect of Africa’s growth,” Biden told the leaders and others in a big conference hall, presenting his vision at the three-day U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit of how the U.S. can be a critical catalyst.

Biden, who is pitching the U.S. as a reliable partner to promote democratic elections and push critical health and energy growth, told the crowd the $55 billion in committed investments over the next three years — announced on Monday — was “just the beginning.”

He announced more than $15 billion in private trade and investment commitments and partnerships.

“There’s so much more we can do together and that we will do together,” Biden said

Approximately 50 African heads of state attended.

And it was a total embarrassment!
If you thought that Kamala was an embarrassment wait until you see Joe!

Below you can see the fight with the teleprompter, as he leans to his left to try to see it better. But it doesn’t work, as he trips all over himself because he doesn’t know what he’s saying.

BIDEN: “This’ll include partnerships between Africa, American com—African American companies to provide cybersecurity services…” pic.twitter.com/H4ODf0uotK

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Then it completely falls apart.
He sounds like a mumble rapper!

Video below:

Joe Biden is still talking about COVID, except even after all this time, he’s still having issues with it.

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Biden: “GLOVID-19” pic.twitter.com/eTF5qF70RC

— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) December 14, 2022

As Fox News reported Biden is reportedly upset about the media’s constant coverage of his age, which will likely remain a thorn on his side as he inches closer towards a 2024 run.

“The president has vented to allies about how often his age is mentioned in the press — ‘You think I don’t know how f—ing old I am?’ he said to one earlier this year. But who knows what the fates have in store for someone who just turned 80 a few weeks ago (Sorry, Mr. President!),” Politico’s Jonathan Martin wrote.

The White House declined to comment. 

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