“Stupid Son Of A Bitch” – Biden Busted On Hot Mic After Being Asked About Americans’ Biggest Worry

Just days after President Biden was caught on hot mic calling a reporter’s question over the Ukraine conflict “stupid,” the US Commander-in-Chief downplayed a question over one of, if not THE most important worry for Americans right now – inflation.

“Do you think inflation is a political liability ahead of the midterms?” asked Fox News‘ Peter Doocy as Biden was wrapping up a press conference for the White House’s Competition Council.

“No. It’s a great asset. More inflation. What a stupid son of a bitch,” replied Biden.

Watch:

WATCH: Joe Biden calls a reporter asking about inflation a “stupid son of a bitch.” pic.twitter.com/1QiJzZs6HY

— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) January 24, 2022 

 Biden’s hot-mic moment comes as nearly 90% of Americans in a November poll say they’re worried about inflation – which has of course intensified since then.

Indeed. There’s not going to be much reporting about the content of the Competition Council meeting after this. https://t.co/KOTovIYUqb

— Steve Herman (@W7VOA) January 24, 2022

Monday’s outburst follows another hot-mic moment last week, when Biden was caught muttering “what a stupid question,” after Fox News‘ Jacqui Heinrich asked him “Why are you waiting on [Russian President Vladimir] Putin to make the first move, sir?” in regards to Ukarine.

Earlier last week Biden sparked outrage in Ukraine after he suggested that a “minor incursion” by Russia would merit a different response than a full-scale invasion.

On Friday, White House spox Jen Psaki was asked: “Is the president aware that he was caught on a hot mic yesterday? Why does he appear to be dismissing the idea of proactive deterrence?” to which Psaki responded: “Well, the president certainly does not dismiss that idea, considering he has taken a lot of steps including supporting and approving the several sanctions that were put out by the Treasury Department just a couple of days ago.”

In September, Biden once again criticized the American press, saying that the Indian press is “better behaved” with its questions.

Angry old man mode: engaged