We've got a new gaffe for you to add to the list of President Joe Biden's many humiliating mess-ups.
President Joe Biden made yet another embarrassing error at a meeting in Cambodia with Asian allies.
"During his opening remarks at the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) summit, Biden mistakenly referred to the prime minister of 'Colombia,' when he should have said 'Cambodia,'" reports Breitbart.
"I was honored to host at the White House in May. Now that we are back together here in Cambodia, I look forward to building even stronger progress than we’ve already made," Biden said, stammering through.
"I want to thank the prime minister of Colombia’s leadership," Biden continued. "And the ASEAN, as the ASEAN chair and for hosting all of us."
Biden just rolled on through and did not correct his mistake.
According to Breitbart, "This is not the first time the president has made this mistake."
"Speaking to reporters before he left for his overseas trip on Thursday, Biden also referred to Cambodia as 'Colombia' but immediately corrected himself," reports Breitbart.
"I’m heading down to — first of all, going to Cairo for the – for the environmental effort, then heading over to Colombia and then — I mean, Cambodia," Biden said.
"At the summit, Biden read closely from his notecards as he promised to work with the nations present to fight climate change and support the rule of law in the region," Breitbart reported.
"We will build better future, a better future, we all say we want to see, and we’re going to see for all one billion people in our countries," Biden said.
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Source: Breitbart
