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Joe Biden ‘FORGETS’ Australian PM’s name & calls him the ‘Fellow Down Under’ in latest gaffe
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PRESIDENT Joe Biden appeared to forget the Australian Prime Minister's name and resorted to calling him the "Fellow Down Under."
The latest gaffe came during the nuclear submarine announcement, with Britain and the US agreeing to help the Australian navy amid growing fears of Chinese aggression.
The AUKUS defence alliance will share nuclear secrets to give Australia its first fleet of vessels.
Mr Johnson said the partnership, between “natural allies” with shared interests and values would be “increasingly vital for defending our interests in the Indo-Pacific region”.
And as PM Boris Johnson and Australian PM Scott Morrison gave a short speech about the move, when it was Biden's turn he made a blunder.
The US President did not name Mr. Morrison when thanking him and said instead: "I want to thank that fellow Down Under. Thank you very much, pal. Appreciate it Mr Prime Minister."
He later realised his mistake and correctly identified the Australian PM.
It is not the first time the US President has blundered as last month he confused Gov Gretchen Whitmer with Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm during a virtual event discussing his $1trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill.
The mix-up followed another gaffe where the president appeared to get lost on the White House lawn after ignoring a Secret Service agent's directions.
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The latest gaffe came during the nuclear submarine announcement, with Britain and the US agreeing to help the Australian navy amid growing fears of Chinese aggression.
The AUKUS defence alliance will share nuclear secrets to give Australia its first fleet of vessels.
Mr Johnson said the partnership, between “natural allies” with shared interests and values would be “increasingly vital for defending our interests in the Indo-Pacific region”.
And as PM Boris Johnson and Australian PM Scott Morrison gave a short speech about the move, when it was Biden's turn he made a blunder.
The US President did not name Mr. Morrison when thanking him and said instead: "I want to thank that fellow Down Under. Thank you very much, pal. Appreciate it Mr Prime Minister."
He later realised his mistake and correctly identified the Australian PM.
It is not the first time the US President has blundered as last month he confused Gov Gretchen Whitmer with Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm during a virtual event discussing his $1trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill.
The mix-up followed another gaffe where the president appeared to get lost on the White House lawn after ignoring a Secret Service agent's directions.
Continue reading
Joe Biden ‘FORGETS’ Australian PM’s name & calls him the ‘Fellow Down Under’ in latest gaffe
France rages it’s been ‘stabbed in back’ as Australia ditches £65bn nuclear sub-contract to team up with US and Britain
Britain & US will help Australia build nuclear-powered subs to combat China
Cabinet reshuffle 2021 LATEST: Boris Johnson wields axe again as two more ministers binned in shock shake up of top team
The Sun newspaper brings you the latest breaking news videos and explainers from the UK and around the world
Become a Sun Subscriber and hit the bell to be the first to know
#Biden #Gaffe #President
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