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Hello everybody, I'm Lou Dobbs. President Biden is a source of constant embarrassment on the best of days,

but his time spent in Belgium and Poland worked the best of days.

The White House had to work overtime with their Biden shovels,

cleaning up all the messes he made in Europe over the past several days.

First, in Brussels, when he declared the United States would respond in kind,

if Putin were to use chemical weapons in Ukraine, his national security advisor had to explain

America won't use chemical weapons that the President met the United States would respond,

quote, accordingly. In Poland, the White House had to explain the President didn't mean to tell

our soldiers of the 82nd Airborne that they would actually be in Ukraine, witnessing the strength and

courage of the Ukrainians as they fight the Russians, explaining that American troops will not be

going to Ukraine to fight, good to know. And President Biden concluded his last speech in

Poland declaring, quote, for God's sake, this man cannot remain in power. Does that sound to you

like President Biden was calling for Vladimir Putin to be removed from office? Well, me too,

but no, and soon the Biden shovels were heard scraping up the mess he had just made.

What appeared to be Biden's call for regime change in Russia was actually the White House

insisted only another Biden blunder. And the White House almost immediately went into its

well accustomed damage control and correction mode, denying that President Biden was calling for

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