U.S.A President Joe Biden Stumbles While Going Up The Stairs Of Air Force One Departing Warsaw, Poland (Video)

Washington D.C. – In a surprising incident, President Joe Biden was seen stumbling while climbing the stairs of Air Force One while departing from Warsaw, Poland. The incident was captured on camera by journalists present at the scene and quickly went viral on social media.

The video shows President Biden, 78, taking a few steps on the stairs of the plane before stumbling and losing his balance. He appeared to catch himself by holding onto the handrail and then continued up the stairs, turning around to wave at the photographers present on the tarmac.

The incident raised concerns about the President’s health, given his age and past medical history. However, White House officials were quick to reassure the public that the President was in good health and that the stumble was nothing more than a momentary misstep.

“President Biden is doing fine. He’s 100% fine,” said White House deputy press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre. “I can tell you from personal experience, he’s doing great. He’s preparing for a full day of travel today and tomorrow.”

This is not the first time that the President has been the subject of health concerns. Biden, who is the oldest person ever to be elected to the US presidency, has had two brain aneurysms in the past and has undergone surgery to repair them. He also suffered a fracture in his foot in November 2020 while playing with his dog.

Despite these concerns, the President has maintained an active schedule since taking office in January, with frequent trips around the country and overseas. He has also been vaccinated against COVID-19 and has encouraged others to do the same.

The incident has once again brought attention to the age of the President and his ability to perform the duties of his office. However, White House officials have reiterated that Biden is in good health and fully capable of carrying out his duties as President.

The President is currently en route to Washington D.C., where he will resume his duties as Commander-in-Chief. The incident is unlikely to have any impact on his schedule or activities in the near future.

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