Biden Fails To Pronounce ‘Casinos’ After Three Tries, Abruptly Stops His Speech

In another episode that could easily be mistaken for a scene from a political comedy, President Joe Biden found himself entangled in a linguistic labyrinth during his latest speech. While attempting to address the nation on economic matters, the President stumbled not once, not twice, but three times over the word “casinos.”

The incident occurred as Biden was emphasizing the importance of various industries in the American economy. However, when it came to mentioning gambling hubs, the President seemed to hit a verbal slot machine that refused to pay out.

“Cansi-…Caz-…Cas-uh,” he stuttered, before giving up and admitting, “You can tell I don’t spend much time there.” The candid admission drew sympathetic laughter from the audience.

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But the linguistic rollercoaster didn’t end there. Biden continued with a list of automobile giants: “Toyota, Volkswagen, Nissan…” And then, out of nowhere, he threw in “Tulsa.” The audience was once again momentarily puzzled.

Adding to the drama, the President’s speech was interrupted for the second consecutive day by protesters.

REACTIONS:

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He struggles just trying to speak.

— Phaidra Medeiros (@msphaidra) January 24, 2024

Tulsa? I'm sorry what car company is that? Is that the one that Corn-Pop runs?

— Jayde Van Cleave (@jaydevc) January 24, 2024

Biden is supposed to be our public servant. Instead he thinks he’s our dictator.

— Freedom Fighter (@NAPWP_org) January 24, 2024

What are they saying? 🤔

— Kder (@kder2020) January 24, 2024