Biden reportedly insulted Netanyahu privately as an ‘A—hole
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President Biden’s Candid Remarks on Netanyahu
In a recent NBC News report, it was revealed that President Joe Biden didn’t hold back when expressing his true feelings about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in private conversations.
According to the report, Biden referred to Netanyahu as ’this guy’ with contempt and even used the term ‘asshole’ on multiple occasions.
Biden expressed frustration with Netanyahu’s actions, stating that he had been causing him trouble and described him as ‘a pain in my ass.’
However, a spokesperson for the National Security Council denied these claims, emphasizing that the relationship between Biden and Netanyahu remains respectful both publicly and privately.
This revelation follows a previous report by Politico, where Biden was accused of calling Netanyahu a ‘bad fucking guy.’ Biden’s spokesperson refuted this allegation, asserting that the president did not make such a statement.
Netanyahu’s Praise and Biden’s Mental Fitness
Interestingly, Netanyahu praised Biden during an interview on ABC, commending his clarity and focus. However, Biden has faced renewed scrutiny regarding his mental fitness after a special counsel report described him as an elderly man with a poor memory.
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