Hot Mic Catches President Biden Cursing During a Florida Visit

After telling the beleaguered inhabitants of southwest Florida that he can sympathize because a small house fire over 20 years ago destroyed an "awful lot" of his own home, President Biden shocked the audience by declaring into a hot mic that "no one f—s with a Biden." After answering multiple questions from reporters, the 79-year-old president made this unanticipatedly crude statement to Fort Myers Mayor Ray Murphy regarding family loyalty. Biden said to the mayor, "You were raised the same way I was." To which, Murphy answered, "I was, I was", as Biden continued speaking. Biden then made an unexpected vulgar remark, "No one f—s with a Biden." On another note, the president's son Hunter is under federal investigation for potential tax fraud and illegal foreign lobbying. Moreover, the mayor appeared astonished by what he was hearing and responded, "Goddamn right." Biden then said, "And you can’t argue with your brothers outside the house." To which the mayor responded, "That’s exactly right."

How did the White House respond to this uncouth remark by President Biden?

The White House did not immediately answer The Post's request for comment, which included the question of whether an odd audio problem may have made the president's remarks unclear. On the other hand, the previous week witnessed Biden making a number of unexpected statements. For instance, despite publicly lamenting her passing and calling her family to express condolences eight weeks earlier, he publicly inquired about the whereabouts of the late Rep. Jackie Walorski (R-Ind.) on September 28. And on Tuesday, Biden made fun of journalists for shouting questions at the end of a public engagement, which is standard practice. However, the White House has not put forth any explanations regarding these incidents.

President Biden addressed residents of Florida, recently hit by Hurricane Ian

Seven days after Hurricane Ian's water and winds severely damaged the area and destroyed or rendered hundreds of homes uninhabitable, the president visited Florida. Furthermore, because of the damage inflicted to his own home by a lightning strike in 2004 that started a kitchen fire and produced a lot of smoke, Biden said he could empathize with individuals impacted by the storm. But, according to a report at the time by the Associated Press, firefighters put out the blaze in approximately 20 minutes. On the other hand, in Florida, Biden remarked, "I know from experience, how much anxiety and fear and concern are [among] the people. We didn’t lose our home, but lightning struck and we lost an awful lot of it about 15 years ago.” “We had relatives nearby. It wasn’t like everything was wiped out,” the President continued. “But we know the feeling, that feeling about, ‘Where am I going to put my head down on a pillow tonight? How’s that gonna work? Is my kid gonna be okay? Is he be able to go back to school? Am I gonna be able to rebuild my home?'”