Biden Gives a Bizarre Answer When Asked About His Upcoming Trip to Maui
President Joe Biden seems to be severely struggling to be able to find the right way to address the deadly wildfires in Maui, Hawaii. On Thursday, he gave another strange answer when asked about the disaster that just…

President Joe Biden seems to be severely struggling to be able to find the right way to address the deadly wildfires in Maui, Hawaii.
On Thursday, he gave another strange answer when asked about the disaster that just did not seem to strike the right note.
A reporter asked, “Can you tell us about your Hawaii trip, sir?”
“No, not now,” Biden responded.
He added, “I’m going to be leaving — I’ll be there on Monday.”
As a reporter tried to ask why it was important for him to make the trip, the president turned and walked away without saying anything.
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The answer comes as the death toll in Maui has hit at least 110 people, and it is estimated around 2,200 structures have been destroyed by the fires.
It also comes as the president has given bizarre responses — or ignored shouted questions — about the wildfires.
On Sunday, Biden was asked if he had a comment on the death toll, and he responded, “No, no comment.”
And on Tuesday, reporters tried to ask him about the death toll as he left the White House. However, he declined to comment.
Later in the day, Biden said


