WASHINGTON: President Joe Biden was polished by a Friday caller who said “Come on Brandon” – the insult of a code that had become a rally for supporters of Donald Trump – during the Christmas Eve event on the White House.
The incident, which quickly became a viral online, happened after Biden and the first woman Jill Biden spoke with video conferencing with North American Aerospace (NORAD) Defense Command officials, who tracked Santa’s journey throughout the world.
After guaranteed about the progress of St Nick, the President submitted a call from several American families.
A man identified himself as “Jared,” a father four.
Biden spoke briefly with caller children, asking what gift they wanted for Christmas and told them that they needed to be in bed before midnight.
He also commented on how he and Jared both had sons named Hunter.
Ending the call, Biden hopes Jared a “beautiful Christmas.” “I hope you have beautiful Christmas too, happy Christmas, and let’s go Brandon!” Jared answered.
“Let’s go Brandon, I agree,” Biden returned, without reacting to excavation.
Not immediately clear whether the President understood the reference, even though Jill Biden chuckled uncomfortably and rolled his eyes.
Biden asked Jared where he called, but at that time the call was cut off.
The clip is currently widespread on social media, with some praising the president for his calm response.
“Come on, Brandon” is euphemism for vulgar insults that originated when a reporter at the Nascar Misheard song of the song “F-Joe Biden” while interviewing Brandon Brown drivers in September.
Since then it has been taken as a political slogan by Trump’s supporters, his predecessor Biden.
Trump has a Christmas Christmas moment that won its own headline when, in 2018, he filed doubts about the existence of Santa in a call with a seven-year-old boy.
“Do you still believe in Santa Claus?” Because seven o’clock is marginal, right? “He said.
Santa Tracker is presented by the date of Norad to 1955, when the Colorado newspaper advertisement mistakes a telephone number to connect children with Santa and mistakenly direct them to the military nerve center hotline.