Biden reacts to 50% off his chicken quesadilla order

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3 years ago

October 17, 2022

President Biden stopped by a taco shop in Los Angeles for a chicken quesadilla

He received 50 per cent off his order due to public service

Here’s how the President reacted when the cashier told him his total owed for his chicken lunch

President Biden stopped by a taco shop in Los Angeles for a chicken quesadilla. pic.twitter.com/RTYR9pjkVH
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) October 17, 2022

But before savoury… Biden also bought a sweet treat

He recently stopped at an ice cream shop in Oregon when he was asked by reporters about the UK’s prime minister’s attempt to boost growth with unfunded tax cuts.

In what is an unusual intervention, President Joe Biden says the economic turmoil following the UK government’s mini-budget was “predictable”.

To this, the president replied: “well, it’s predictable. I wasn’t the only one that thought it was a mistake.”

He continued, adding “I disagreed with the policy, but that’s up to Great Britain to make that judgment, not me.”

Speaking at an ice cream shop in Oregon, President #JoeBiden @POTUS says the economic turmoil following the UK government's mini-budget was "predictable". pic.twitter.com/YFNUsVnAEj
— TICKER NEWS (@tickerNEWSco) October 17, 2022

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