‘Four More Years of George’ Biden Gets Confused on Who is President During Virtual Campaign Concert Event

Tonight, he Biden Victory Fund hosted a virtual “I Will Vote” concert to support Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and his running mate Kamala Harris.

Biden and his wife Jill were to make a special appearance along with Harris and her husband and a number of liberal musical acts including the artist Pink who announced her participation in a tweet Friday.

You know what’s just as powerful as music? Voting. I’m joining some incredible performers for a concert to support @JoeBiden, @KamalaHarris and Democrats down the ballot this Sun 10/25. Join us here: https://t.co/DUyAX7tYxP pic.twitter.com/5ntJd7y9Bs

— P!nk (@Pink) October 23, 2020

During the segment with Biden and his wife, there was some confusion on his part as to who he was running against. In a clip that was shared by the Trump campaign, Biden begins by saying, “What kind of country we’re going to be” as Jill nods in approval.

That’s when he gets off-track and says, “Four more years of George, uh, George, uh, he uh, we are going to find ourselves in a position where if Trump gets elected we’re going to be in a different world.”

As Twitter user “Vince B” points out, “Watch his wife saying Trump under her breath 3 times.”

Watch his wife saying Trump under her breath 3 times.

— Vince B (@vincebrown63) October 26, 2020

Trump 2020 Advisory Board member and former State Congresswoman Nan Hayworth M.D. remarked, “That’s it. Mr. Biden shows clear signs of dementia. This is tonight. This is why they’re keeping him under a lid.”

“There’s no way Mr. Biden could forget the name of the CURRENT President, the one against whom he is running, unless he lacked full cognitive function. He lacks it,” she added.

That's it. Mr. Biden shows clear signs of dementia. This is tonight. This is why they're keeping him under a lid.

There's no way Mr. Biden could forget the name of the CURRENT President, the one against whom he is running, unless he lacked full cognitive function.

He lacks it. https://t.co/NrhayW0w9J

— Nan Hayworth, M.D. (@NanHayworth) October 26, 2020