'All very worrying': Joe Biden sparks concerns as he appears lost and confused while walking off stage at NY

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"Uh, Mr President, thank you," a man said after coming to the microphone at the event. Biden seemed to become more confused as the man made the remark. He stopped at every few steps and looked back at the man thanking him for his leadership. The events unfolded after the President delivered remarks at the 7th Global Fund Replenishment Conference held in New York City. The conference is aimed at fighting AIDS, HIV, tuberculosis, and malaria.

During Biden's exit, the speaker at the Global Fund Conference said, "At the end of such a momentous event, the word 'thank you' seems kind of inadequate. But for all the millions whose lives will be saved, for communities where lives will be transformed – thank you, President Biden."

'He just can't even be trusted to be seen in public'

The video went viral on social media, raising concerns over Biden's physical and mental fitness for the presidency. During his '60 Minutes' interview last week, the 79-year-old dismissed suggestion that he was too old to run in 2024 again, and said, "Watch me."

"The question is, who is really Running the WH? Who is the commander in chief? Who is giving orders to our military? Biden doesn't even know where he is at He is taking orders from people," one user wrote on Twitter. "It's scary yes .. when it comes to a nuclear weapon under the command of someone with Alzheimer's," wrote another.

One user commented, "It’s our human nature to feel sad for someone in this condition, but we must remind ourselves that B is corrupt and has always been about his own self interest, not the good of the American people."

"He covers it well though. He's probably got another couple years before he just can't even be trusted to be seen in public," one user wrote, while another said, "Seems to be looking at and taking instruction from someone......all very worrying." "People feel sorry for him. I feel sorry for us," one user said. 

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