Where are you going, Joe? Another ‘senior moment’ as confused President Biden ignores Secret Service agent directions into White House and bizarrely walks onto lawn

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  • In Biden’s latest bizarre gaffe, the president was filmed returning to the White House after spending time in Wilmington, Delaware
  • Secret Service agent points for him to follow the sidewalk path into White House
  • Instead, Biden is seen following the agent up the lawn and through the gardening into the presidential estate 
  • The video has left shocked critics of the president once again surmising whether Biden is suffering the effects of cognitive decline 

President Joe Biden was filmed seemingly ignoring the direction of a Secret Service agent who tried to direct him to a path leading to the White House.

In Biden’s latest bizarre gaffe, the president was filmed returning to the White House after spending time in Wilmington, Delaware when the agent points for him to follow the sidewalk path into the White House.

Instead, Biden is seen following the agent up the lawn and through the garden into the presidential estate. 

The video has left shocked critics of the 78 year-old president once again surmising whether Biden is suffering the effects of cognitive decline.

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