Biden gives speech making up stuff

 Red State:

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Then at the event, Biden told the false story about traveling "17,000 miles" with Xi Jinping. But he started saying it so softly, with his eyes half shut, that it seemed like he had no energy. He sounded half asleep and he struggled to read the teleprompter, even though he's told the same false story many times.

"This is a true story," he insisted. Then, suddenly, he started screaming about how anything was possible. 

"We believe anything is possible in America! Anything we set our mind to is possible. We are the land of possibilities!" he ranted. 

Biden didn't even seem to know what year it was

He said he was "mobilizing a whole of country effort to cut American cancer deaths in half by 2020...in 25 years." Um, no, I don't think so, Joe, not unless you do something miraculous and go back in time. I get he thinks he can talk to dead people, but this is a bit much, even for his delusional mind. 

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No wonder the Democrats finally duped him, but Kamala Harris is just as bad if not worse.  The Democrats may have some worthy candidates somewhere but Biden, Harris, and Walz are not among them.  Pelosi recognized Biden's problems but failed to recognize Kamala Harris's deficiencies.

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