Joe Biden is confident that he has already "stopped" Kremlin dictator Vladimir Putin.
Democratic presidential candidate and current head of the White House Joe Biden said that he “rules the world.”
He spoke about his achievements as president in an interview with ABC News.
The main topic of discussion was Biden’s physical and psychological condition, which raises doubts about his ability to lead the state. This issue became especially acute after Biden's disastrous debate with his Republican rival Donald Trump.
To prove his strength to win the election and lead the country for another four years, Biden listed the achievements of his current tenure.
“I was the guy who put together the Middle East peace plan that may be starting to happen. I was also the guy who expanded NATO. I was also the guy who got the economy going. Every single thing that was done was either an idea that I had or that I implemented,” Biden said.
The US President is also confident that he “created the future of NATO” at a time when no one believed that the Alliance could be expanded.
“I'm the guy who stopped Putin. No one thought that could happen. I'm the guy who organized the AUKUS South Pacific initiative. I'm the guy who brought together 50 countries — not just in Europe but beyond — to help Ukraine,” Biden continued.
He added, who also “forced” the Japanese to expand their budget and convinced South Korea to invest billions of dollars in the United States.
“You know, I'm not only running a campaign [election campaign – ed.], I'm running the world. No, it only sounds like hyperbole, but we are the most important nation in the world… But in any case, I don't want to take too much credit. “I have a great staff,” Biden emphasized.
The US President also said that he undergoes cognitive and neurological tests every day and is accompanied everywhere by the best doctors monitoring his condition. But this is not some kind of exclusive practice – all US presidents do this.
“Look, I'm running again because I think I have a better understanding of what it takes to take this country to a whole new level,” Joe Biden assured his interlocutor.
Recall that Biden called the debates “a bad episode” and said that he would be forced to leave the race.
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