Funny? Biden stops, turns and CHUCKLES
when quizzed about existence of Burisma
whistleblower's $5M bribery tapes
Posted By: Imright, 6/14/2023 4:06:23 PM
Joe Biden gave a smile and chuckle, before darting down a White House hallway when recently confronted with Burisma bribery allegations from his time as Vice President. 'Are there tapes that you accepted bribes, President Biden? Is that true?' a New York Post reporter probed as Biden, 80, left an event with US diplomats in the White House East room. Stopping as he walked away, Biden was seen awkwardly grinning, chuckling to himself and then shaking his head as he continued to stride away without answering the question.
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