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January 1, Biden raises eyebrows after again implying someone else is in charge

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President Joe Biden raised some eyebrows after another implication that he answers to his handlers.

On Wednesday, Biden gave a speech praising labor unions and concluded his remarks by seemingly referring to instructions.

“I’m supposed to stop and walk out of the room,” Biden said.

Viewers quickly took notice.

“Whoever is directing Joe, should tell him *not* to tell everyone he’s being directed,” one user wrote on Twitter.

The commander-in-chief previously alluded to taking orders by saying he’d been “instructed,” or provided a “list” of reporters to call on, or what he was “supposed to do.”

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Biden again suggests he’s not calling the shots: ‘I’m supposed to stop and walk out’

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  1. jim whitley

    September 9, 2021 at 11:11 pm

    Every body needs to stop picking on this poor confused old man! I’m 78 and i’m confused too. VP. Harris is waiting to take control when joe dies.

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