Biden claims he discussed Jan. 6 with German chancellor who died in 2017
President Joe Biden has made multiple public gaffes, claiming to have spoken with deceased individuals. During fundraising events, Biden claimed to have had a conversation in 2021 with the late German Chancellor Helmut Kohl, who passed away in 2017. Similarly, he claimed to have spoken with François Mitterrand, a French president who died in 1996, at a G7 meeting. Additionally, Biden claimed to have spoken to the man who “invented” insulin, despite the fact that the co-discoverers of insulin were deceased or named on the patent when Biden was born. He also searched for the late Indiana Republican Rep. Jackie Walorski during a conference, and told donors during his 2019 campaign that the late British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was concerned about America under Trump.
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