The Sun
GAFFE-PRONE Joe Biden appeared to “get lost” when returning to the White House as he ignored his Secret Service agent’s instructions by walking on the lawn.
The commander-in-chief was captured walking on the presidential estate after spending time in Delaware.
Video shows Biden following his agents up the lawn to the White House.
An agent is seen pointing a finger, ordering Biden to turn right but the president seems to ignore his instructions.
Biden then trundles across the lawn as he appears to take the long route back to the residence, MailOnline reports.
He gives a thumbs-up as he makes his way into the White House.
Critics were quick to blast Biden after the footage went viral.
Josh Barnett, who is running for Congress in Arizona, tweeted: “Go here – points where to go… Biden walks straight ahead.”
Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer posted: “Watch this footage carefully.”
Some Twitter users joked that a “robotic-looking” Biden had not been “programmed correctly”.
Others were left baffled why a Secret Service agent had to point out the path.
Biden, a self-proclaimed “gaffe machine”, has made several bloopers since his inauguration in January.
Last month, he forgot the reasons why he ran for president as he addressed workers at a Made in America speech in Pennsylvania.
The president said he had three reasons why he wanted to run for the White House but only listed two in the gaffe-prone address.
Biden said: “When I announced my campaign and not many people took it seriously, I said I was running for three reasons.
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“One to restore the soul of this country – a sense of decency and honor. But secondly to rebuild the backbone of the country: hard-working middle-class folks who built this country.”
The president forgot to list the third reason.
The slip-up came in the same speech where he embarrassingly confused former presidents Obama and Trump.
Biden said: “Back in 2009, during the so-called Great Recession, the President asked me to be in charge of managing that piece.
“Then President Trump – excuse me, Freudian slip, that was the last president.
“President Obama, I was vice president. The American auto industry, you remember, was on the rise.”
The gaffe-prone president said Covid-19 had killed more Americans than the “war with Iran”.
He referred to the Middle Eastern nation when going through a list of conflicts the US had been involved in over the past century to make a point about the Covid death toll.
The US has not been at war with Iran.
During an event where he promoted the Covid-19 vaccine, Biden said, “We lost 600,000 dead in America in about a year.
“That’s more than every life lost in World War I, World War II, the Vietnam War, Iraq, Iran, across the board — Afghanistan.
“More lives lost in a year than every major war in the 20th and 21st century.”
The president confused Syria with Libya as he blundered during a press conference at the end of the G7 summit.
Biden was trying to outline the areas where Russia and US could cooperate ahead of his summit with Vladimir Putin in Switzerland.
And, during his visit to the UK, the 78-year-old Democrat referred to the RAF as the RFA.
In June, the president wildly claimed that hospital beds across America will be overwhelmed by Alzheimer’s patients in just two decades.
Fact-checkers proved that there was no basis for the claims.
