Posted on 09/21/2020 1:53:51 PM PDT by tomselliott
There’s new reason to think the Democrats’ presidential candidate is being scripted through his — increasingly rare — interviews with the press.
In a moment that’s thus far escaped public notice, Biden, speaking last week with Telemundo’s Jose Diaz-Balart, at one point halted mid-answer, appeared confused, and gestured to someone off camera, saying, “I lost that line.”
Biden was in the middle of explaining how he would suspend deportations should he become president.
Even more bizarre, Diaz-Balart then tells Biden — in a tone that doesn’t appear meant for broadcast, “Yeah, OK, that’s good, because we can talk you and I on that.”
(Excerpt) Read more at news.grabien.com ...
Didn’t this happen a week ago? Saw it posted on FR a while back.
The Harris/Biden Administration
Weird. So they have a teleprompter contact lens in him or something?
Here’s a pic of the teleprompter setup.
https://gab.com/system/media_attachments/files/058/431/426/original/57284b40d03ad850.png?1600721216
He’s actually squinting his eyes trying to read it!!
OMG
Did he miss a line on the teleprompter? Wouldn’t be the first time.
Video also here: https://twitter.com/tomselliott/status/1308137972886368256
Slow Joe looks in one direction when reading from the teleprompter, and a second direction when looking at the interviewer. At one point, the interviewer looks away from Joe, presumably looked over at the teleprompter.
Joe also probably read the teleprompter wrong.
He said no deportations in the first 100 days of my campaign instead of first 100 days of my administration.
Interesting. Thanks. I guess he is not so impaired that he can’t do that.
And all the interviewers just chug along. “This is fine.”
Even the media interviews are scripted.
Hand up his...ahem...running his mouth.
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