Awkward! Biden, 80, is mocked for excruciating
Thanksgiving Day parade call to NBC which
saw reporter forced to wait 17 Seconds
for a reply after saying hello to president
Posted By: Imright, 11/24/2022 3:10:16 PM
Joe and Jill Biden suffered awkward technical difficulties while calling in to NBC's Today show during its annual Thanksgiving Day parade broadcast in NYC. Reporter Dylan Dreyer was forced to wait an excruciating 17 seconds for a reply to her excited 'Hello Mr President' while reporting from Manhattan Thursday morning. Before Biden addressed her, the 80 year-old could be heard talking to First Lady Jill, with the pair apparently expressing confusion over the connection issues. Whenever they did finally get through, the pair explained how they were on their traditional Thanksgiving break to Nantucket,
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Another Biden family fail.
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