Joe Biden’s Bizarre Night in Baltimore

98 days after his last press conference and 64 days following his disastrous sit-down with ABC, Joe Biden finally decided to answer an extended set of questions. However, the event was filled with so many blunders, Biden’s own staff had to fact-check him in real time.

In case you missed it, here are the most notable moments from Thursday night’s town hall:

Biden said he has yet to visit the southern border because he hasn’t ‘had a whole hell of a lot of time’ but proceeded to admit he ‘should go down’

The most baffling moment of the night was when Joe Biden used his busy schedule as an excuse for having not yet visited the southern border. Ironically enough, the president has managed to find enough time to spend twice as many weekends in Delaware than at the White House and will be there again this weekend.

WATCH: Joe Biden says he hasn't had "time" to visit the southern border, says "I guess I should go down" pic.twitter.com/mqxgWGgrfb
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) October 22, 2021

Biden: “I’ve been there before and I haven’t, I mean I know it well. I guess I should go down but the whole point of it is I haven’t had a whole hell of a lot of time to get down. I’ve been spending time going around looking at the $900 billion worth of damage done by hurricanes and floods and weather and traveling around the world.”

Biden admitted he has no plan to significantly reduce gas prices

When asked about the 7-year-high gas prices Americans are facing at the pump, Biden said he doesn’t see an immediate solution nor did he have any real ideas besides blaming OPEC.

Biden: “I don’t see anything that’s gonna happen in the meantime that’s gonna significantly reduce gas prices.” #BidenTownHall pic.twitter.com/HlRvCbehLv
— America Rising (@AmericaRising) October 22, 2021

Biden: “My guess is you’ll start to see gas prices come down as we get by and going into next year in 2022. I don’t see anything that’s going to happen in the meantime that’s going to significantly reduce gas prices.”

Clean up on aisle five: White House officials were forced to clarify multiple Biden comments in real time

From the supply chain to corporate tax hikes to foreign policy, Biden had several lines that forced White House officials to quickly email reporters and negate the president’s statements.

A White House official emails me this on President Biden’s statement about using the Nayional Guard: “Requesting the use of the national guard at the state level is under the purview of Governors and we are not actively pursuing the use of the national guard on a federal level.”
— Yamiche Alcindor (@Yamiche) October 22, 2021

Some clarity: President Biden's comment on the tax rate was referring to the challenge of having the votes to raise the corporate rate — not to the ability to raise revenue through a range of other tax fairness proposals that Sen. Sinema backs, per a White House official.
— Josh Wingrove (@josh_wingrove) October 22, 2021

WH Spox: “The President was not announcing any change in our policy and there is no change in our policy.”

Fine, but this isn’t the first time the WH has had to walk back Biden’s comments committing the US to Taiwan’s defense. https://t.co/dUggwT9U1J
— Alex Ward (@alexbward) October 22, 2021

Whitney Robertson, America Rising PAC Press Secretary: “Last night’s town hall confirmed what we’ve been saying for months: Joe Biden and Kamala Harris have a serious competence problem that is hurting Americans at every turn.”