Biden misremembers how many months Harris had to win election

Former president Joe Biden He appeared on Thursday to misinception how then President Kamal Harris had to try to win in the race after he stepped down, suggesting that she “had” had “six months” when she had less than four.

“Some even claimed that he was leaving the race and supporting your vice president, Vice President Harris, more than a hundred days before the elections interfered with her campaign. What do you say to these critics?” He was asked by the co -organizer “View” Sunny Hostin.

He appeared that Biden was a misconception of the number of months Harris had to win the election between when he left the nomination on July 21 and the November 5th Day, or maybe he did not understand the question, instead stating the number of months that remained in his term, which ended on January 20th.

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Biden misleading a key fact about how long the Kamal Vice President had to try to win the Presidency, claiming she had six full months. (ABC/”View”)

“I say, the number one, that there were still six full months,” he said. “She was in every aspect, every decision I made. Every decision we made. And I don’t think, I hope I didn’t sound wrong. I don’t think anyone thought we would be as successful as we were. I don’t think anyone thought we would pass on the Recovery Law. [CHIPS and Science Act]. I don’t think anyone thinks we would have everything we finished in the close race, think about it. “

He continued to claim: “We have received more of a greater legislation to change the direction of the country than any president in long and long time.

And so in the situation we came to duty and we agreed on two things. First, I was sick and tired of economics. And my father said, “It didn’t rush much in his kitchen table,” and so we built an economy from the middle and from the bottom up. “

Biden also said that Trump had just gone through the worst 100 days every president had ever had.

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Then President Joe Biden and then President Kamal Harris passes through the white house in Washington, DC, on Monday, April 11, 2022. (Ting Shen/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

At the second moment during his appearance on “The View”, Biden declared his work six months after he gave up the race, saying he had done a “pretty good job”.

“The strongest economy in the world We left. It’s not a hyperbole, that’s a fact, “Biden said.” We have created more jobs in one term than any president in American history. And so the point was that we had a very successful effort to change the direction of the country and we are, and she was every part of it. “

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