President Biden once again says he's 'going to get in real trouble' if he takes one more question

President Biden’s weird. Back in May, Biden told the press, “You guys are bad. I’m not supposed to be answering all these questions. I’m supposed to leave.” And when he does stick around to take a question or two, he has a habit of saying he’s going to get in trouble. With whom, exactly? It’s the kind of thing that led Sen. Jim Risch to ask who at the White House has the authority to cut off President Biden’s mic.

As Twitchy reported, Biden made an appearance Saturday morning to celebrate the passage of the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill with the help of 13 Republicans, and once again he told reporters he was going to be in real trouble if he took one more question.

Biden agrees to take “one more question” but says “I’m going to get in real trouble” pic.twitter.com/Yr4dcgIwWs

— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) November 6, 2021

From whom? https://t.co/HItvl00sdd

— Aldous Huxley's Ghost™ (@AF632) November 6, 2021

He keeps talking about getting in trouble. Is someone behind the scenes abusing the elderly? pic.twitter.com/6VWYOQpidb

— BillBr0wn (@Br0wnBill) November 6, 2021

I just imagine Biden's handlers going "Damn right, you're in trouble! No pudding for you tonight! Now get back in the basement where you belong!"

— Grab Your Popcorn (@furioustheguy) November 6, 2021

He just gets creepier and weirder by the day.

— Walmart Hillbilly (@NoKoolAide) November 6, 2021

A Senator recently asked someone testifying "who's actually running this country?" after all the instances of Biden's mic being cut off and saying "I'm going to get in trouble for answering questions". Of course the person testifying would not comment.

— Turd Ferguson's Dark Passenger 🌎 (@pantangeli) November 6, 2021

President Biden once again says he's 'going to get in real trouble' if he takes one more question

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