Biden at the military base asked if he was the commander in chief

US President Joe Biden asked if he is the commander in chief of the country’s armed forces. A curious incident occurred at the Point Loma military base in California.

During an address to the crew of the battleship Missouri, the head of the White House asked the military if they could hear him. They shouted “Hurrah” in response.

“I see them all there. They stand still. I can tell them:” At ease?! I’m their commander-in-chief, right?” Biden asked, a snippet of which appeared on social media.

The American leader spoke at the base, standing on the podium with British and Australian Prime Ministers Rishi Sunak and Anthony Albanese, with whom he previously discussed plans for the development of the AUKUS strategic partnership.

On February 28, former White House doctor Ronnie Jackson said that the condition of 80-year-old American leader Joe Biden poses a threat to the country. According to the doctor, half the time the president does not even understand where he is. Jackson also accused the Biden administration of hiding information about the politician’s mental state.

Note that the behavior of the American leader often raises questions from the public. So, for example, he carries complete nonsense in his speeches, and Biden’s favorite and habitual “trick” was dialogues with emptiness and shaking hands with the invisible man.

In December, during a holiday in Virginia, Biden, while trying to ride a children’s bike, broke off the steering wheel and could not put it back. On March 6, the president joked that doctors opened his skull to look for a brain, but did not specify whether they found it in him.