President Joe Biden bit back at reporters while answering questions Sunday night, telling them he knows “more world leaders” than they have ever met in “their entire lives.”
on video Posted to X, Biden was seen fielding a question from a reporter about whether he believes President-elect Donald Trump is a “threat to democracy.” After being asked about President Trump's plan to abolish birthright citizenship, Biden was reported to have said:switched FOX News said the story was meant to attack reporters.
“Do you still believe he is a threat to democracy?” a reporter asked.
“I think what he did was a real threat to democracy,” Biden responded.
Asked about President Trump's proposed plan to abolish birthright citizenship, Biden said, “I'm the oldest president, so I have more people in the world than anyone I've ever met in my life.” I know the leaders,” he said.
In response to Biden's comments attacking reporters, several people described him as “impatient, vindictive” and “small-minded.”
“This is the real Biden they've been trying to hide from you for years,” said Link Lauren, a former senior adviser to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. I wrote In a post on X, he said, “He's short-tempered, vindictive, and narrow-minded. He's not really this kind of an old man. That's the image the White House is pushing on the outside world.”
“This is a reminder that our president has the lowest popularity rating of any president since 1952,” said Rep. Don Bacon (R-Nebraska). I wrote In post.
“Does he remember their names?” 1 person asked In post.
As Breitbart News previously reported, Mr. Biden has lashed out at reporters before. In August 2019, Biden slammed a fact-checked reporter who “claimed he had the largest audience of any Democrat running for president” in Iowa.
In February 2024, Biden sharply rebutted a reporter who brought up concerns Americans have about his age and rejected suggestions that he step down from the presidential race to allow another Democratic candidate to run.
Breitbart News' Christina Wong also asked a reporter in September 2024 why Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris weren't physically in Washington to lead the federal response to Hurricane Helen. “There was a sarcastic reaction,'' the report said.
“I was in charge,” Biden replied. “I was on the phone for at least two hours yesterday and the day before. I give orders. That's called a phone call.”
