Biden's latest verbal misstep has led to more head-scratching than usual, if such a thing was even possible.

Jen Psaki tried to paint Biden's avoidance of news conferences and interviews as a good thing, but the American people are not fooled.

A Biden handler appeared to forget recent changes, allowing the president to be accessible to the press for too long.

One hundred and forty eight stumbles, slips and "what the heck was thats?" in the past four months, do not bode well for the next few months.

"It is unfortunate that some of the comments were not based on an accurate understanding of Japan’s policies,” the Japanese Embassy said.

Watch the clip with YouTube's closed captioning on, and you'll see that even its talk-to-text AI recognized what Biden said here.

"They never found the body because there used to be -- there were a lot of cannibals, for real, in that part of New Guinea."

By twice using an inaccurate account of his uncle's wartime death as an excuse to attack Trump, the oft-bumbling Biden appeared diabolical.

Biden had met with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and the two were holding a news conference when the president committed the gaffe.

President Biden was caught in another lie on Monday despite the fact that he had already admitting to lying about the same thing 37 years ago.