A copy of a teleprompter’s speech file shows the phrase “let me repeat the line” was an intended part of President Biden’s speech announcing executive action on abortion access. He did use the phrase several other times during the event.
In his remarks announcing the executive order, Biden said something that led critics to charge that he’d read out loud stage directions from a teleprompter. , as he quoted from the court's majority opinion on ending the federally protected right to an abortion.
White House assistant press secretary Emilie Simons said Biden intended to say "let me repeat the line" in his speech. SimonsHowever, Biden can’t be heard saying "let me" before "repeat the line" in the video of his remarks. The pattern suggests Biden skipped the words "let me" in the viral clip, rather than that he was reading a stage direction., aiming to paint the 79-year-old as mentally incapable of holding the presidency.
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