President Joe Biden was branded "confused" last night after making multiple mistakes during a speech while campaigning for Democrats in Florida.
As the party continues to face an uphill fight for next week's midterms, the President addressed a series of three gatherings in the state to drum up support, but ended up making a series of bizarre gaffes.
The 79-year-old mistook the American war in Iraq with the Russian invasion in Ukraine, said his son Beau died in Iraq and claimed he met the "inventor" of insulin.
In a point that President Biden makes regularly in public speeches, he attempted to blame rising costs on Russia's war in Ukraine, which has sent energy prices rocketing.
Instead he confused his geography and history, saying: "Inflation is a worldwide problem right now because of a war in Iraq and the impact on oil and what Russia is doing," before interjecting: "Excuse me, the war in Ukraine."
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