Hecklers successfully disrupted the anti-gun speech of Democrat President Joe Biden, which was taking place at the Everytown for Gun Safety Action Fund’s annual Gun Sense University conference in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday. The president was delivering his anti-Second Amendment speech on the same day that his son Hunter Biden was convicted on federal gun charges in Delaware.
However, Biden seemed to become completely disoriented and confused when pro-Hamas protesters interrupted his speech, as shown in video coverage from Fox News. The speech kicked off with the audience’s sycophants chanting “Four more years.” Biden, enjoying the orchestrated attention, responded with, “Thank you, thank you, please have a seat.” He then proceeded to address the issue of gun violence by commending the courage of those who shared their stories of losing someone to gun violence.
“It’s been a passion of mine for a long, long time,” he continued. “It’s the reason, way back, a long time ago, I authored the Violence Against Women Act, which no one thought made any sense,” he claimed.
The speech swiftly fell apart, though, as he drowsily hopped from one topic to another, his speech slurred as he grappled with reading from the teleprompter. All the while, he congratulated himself for his supposed efforts in combating gun violence.
“The main reason I’m here, and I mean this from the bottom of my heart …” he was saying when a group of pro-Hamas protesters jumped in to interrupt.
According to The Guardian, they yelled, “You’re complicit in genocide!”
Biden seemed disoriented and sluggish, but he tried to calm the situation by uttering the word “no” repeatedly, at least fifteen times.
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