After Thursday’s partisan and indignant State of the Union Tackle, Joe Biden was caught on a hot mic boasting that he instructed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, “You and I are going to have a ‘come to Jesus’ meeting.”

In full harm management, Biden sat down Saturday with MSNBC‘s Jonathan Capehart, the place he stated the quiet half out loud about who actually advantages from a possible ceasefire in Gaza.

Biden boasted that he has pushed for a ceasefire in Gaza till Israel has a plan to evacuate the residents occupying the remaining areas.

Capehart asks, “Who actually wants a deal? Do you think Hamas actually wants a ceasefire?”

Biden’s response is telling.

“Well, I think Hamas would like a total ceasefire across the board because they (unintelligible garble) can then have a better chance to survive and maybe rebuild. But that’s not what …. I think the vast majority of people think … you have to…look…”

Biden pauses, maybe realizing his blunder, maybe drifting off as per normal, and as he continues, he insinuates that Israel is carpet bombing Gaza, “After what happened in World War II, and the carpet bombing that took place, what happened was, we ended up in a situation where we changed the rules of the game, what constitutes the legitimate rules of war.”

Watch:

Biden makes the blunder of answering whether or not and why Hamas would need a ceasefire.

He then notices his horrible blunder in saying the reality, and goes off on a tangent. pic.twitter.com/ypqX7H8D6o

— David Shor (@DYShor) March 10, 2024

Biden and his cronies push for a ceasefire as a “humanitarian effort” turns into much less palatable when he publically admits {that a} terrorist group is the first beneficiary.

Wow, Biden admits in a second of candor that Hamas needs a cease-fire so it may “survive and rebuild.” Juxtapose that with Kamala Harris demanding a cease-fire now, and ask your self whose aspect are they on. Saying you will have Israel in your coronary heart isn’t sufficient — you must assist… https://t.co/7ACwBa7ZOp

— David M Friedman (@DavidM_Friedman) March 11, 2024