BIDEN ROLLS OUT MULTIPLE TWEETS AFTER WHITE HOUSE RETRACTS PUTIN COMMENTS

Not long after President Joe Biden spoke in Poland about the war in Ukraine, the White House backtracked a statement they say was unscripted. This comes just one day after Biden had another slip of the tongue while talking to American troops in eastern Europe.

At the conclusion of his speech in Warsaw on Saturday, Biden said Russian President Vladimir Putin "cannot remain in power" after his country's invasion of Ukraine and continued attacks.

"We will have a different future—a brighter future rooted in democracy and principle; hope and light, decency and dignity; of freedom of possibilities," Biden told about 1,000 people, which