Biden claims to be hearing things that did not happen during Trump debate

 Newsmax:

In Joe Biden's prime-time interview with ABC News, the president offered a new explanation for his widely panned debate performance last week, that of a verbally abusive opponent.

Adding to the growing list of excuses for Biden's shaky and halting debate, the president said former President Donald Trump was loud and distracting when it was Biden's turn to speak, despite Trump's mic being turned off by the CNN moderators.

"I realized that, even when I was answering a question and they turned his mic off, he was still shouting, and I let it distract me. I'm not blaming it on that. But I realized that I just wasn't in control," Biden told ABC's George Stephanopoulos on Friday evening.

The split-screen telecast does not support Biden's claims of a disruptive Trump, which showed the former president engaging in expressions of mocking curiosity, but not the loud, boisterous outbursts Biden described.
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This "hearing" could be caused by Biden's dementia while he was under stress during the debate.  I watched the debate and did not see are hear what Biden is complaining about.

See also:

Joe Biden's Defiant Delusion

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