There's been nothing like the kind of firestorm we would have seen if the word had come from a President Donald Trump.

President Joe Biden tried to stalk off rather than talk about Afghanistan after revealing he had been told not to answer questions.

In a week full of gaffes, Biden's inability to name his FEMA director had plenty of people saying he's not fit for office.

The Washington Post's Hannah Dreier accused DeSantis of acting sluggishly in the wake of the Surfside, Florida, condo collapse.

Biden's latest gaffe came during short prepared remarks as he announced the doubling of FEMA's funding for weather disasters.

'It’s the pinnacle of hypocrisy for the Biden administration,' Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich said about Biden's border crisis.

'Congresswoman, I find that question to be extraordinarily disrespectful,' Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said.

'Their mission is helping people before, during and after disasters,' Doocy said, noting FEMA was now at the border.

'How many people are they bringing in here? Where are those people going?' Texas Gov. Greg Abbott asked.

The Biden administration is throwing another agency's resources at the crisis it allowed to erupt at the southern border.