JOE BIDEN is Just Following Orders' - Reporters NOT even SURPRISED. Ask to be brought to his leader

Welcome to Common Sense Garage. Recently, President Joe Biden had a rather peculiar press conference in Vietnam. Before we dive into the details, please make sure to like, comment, share, and subscribe. Your support is vital for the growth of our channel.

President Biden was in Vietnam following his visit to India. The press conference began oddly with the President asking whether it was day or night and then referencing the popular phrase "Good Morning, Vietnam," although he mistakenly referred to it as a song instead of a movie. He then evaded a reporter's question, but the most alarming moment was when he seemed unsure of whom he was supposed to address next and admitted he was just following orders on whom to call. This incident raised several questions about who is actually making the decisions and running the nation.

In this video, we will show some clips from the press conference and discuss the implications of the President's behavior. We will examine the potential reasons behind his confusion and the significance of his reliance on orders from his staff.

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Throughout the conference, the President made several other odd references and comments, including a story about a John Wayne movie and an Indian scout. However, the most concerning part was when he looked at his papers, said he was following orders, and then asked whom he was supposed to call on next. As the President of the United States and the leader of the free world, it is alarming that he appears to be taking orders from someone else. Who is actually running the nation? Who is pulling the strings and calling the shots for President Joe Biden?

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