VIDEO: Biden stumbles multiple times — needs assist from Jill — as he struggles to walk on sandy beach

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From the New York Post: President Biden stumbled multiple times – and even needed an assist from First Lady Jill Biden – as he trudged through the sand near his Delaware beach house Sunday, according to footage of the moment.

The outgoing commander in chief, 81, was seen repeatedly losing his balance as he navigated the unstable sand in Rehoboth Beach Sunday afternoon, nearly a week after Vice President Kamala Harris lost to former and now future President Donald Trump.

At one point as Biden struggled through the deep and uneven sand, the first lady took hold of his arm to keep him steady, the video captured by CSPAN showed.

Biden then fastened his pace for a few wobbly steps as he moved toward shouting reporters who asked what he and Trump will discuss when the Republican comes to the White House for a meeting on Wednesday.


The RNC Research X account posted a video of the embarrassing moment, and mockingly wrote, “Biden is currently battling the sand at his beach house in Delaware.(The sand is winning).”

A longer version of the video shows Biden first walking ahead, with his wife lagging behind. He stops, looking lost, then turns around to find her, before they continuing walking together across the sand.

That’s when he begins to stumble.

They returned to the White House hours later on Sunday.

RNC Research had posted another video Saturday morning of Biden getting off Marine One, and wrote, “Biden is back in Delaware for another vacation at his beach house. He has now spent 560 days — 40.3% of his presidency — on vacation.”

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