Biden endorses ‘collective bargaining’ when asked about ‘strikes in Yemen’ in latest brutal gaffe
September 30, 2024
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as posted by the channelPresident Biden told journalists Sunday that he’s a strong supporter of “the collective bargaining effort” when asked about “strikes in Yemen” — in the retiring leader’s latest brutal gaffe.
The context of Biden’s remarks made clear that he was speaking about a looming port-workers strike that could cripple shipping from Maine to Texas beginning Tuesday and not about Israeli airstrikes Sunday on sites controlled by the Iran-backed Houthi movement in Yemen.
“Any comment on the strikes in Yemen, Mr. President?” a journalist shouted across the tarmac at Dover Air Force Base as Biden, 81, prepared to board Air Force One.
“I’ve spoken to both sides. They gotta settle the strike. I’m supporting the collective bargaining effort. I think they’ll settle the strike,” Biden replied.
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