Biden gets foggy talking about daughter's wedding: 'My mind is going blank now'
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President Biden appeared to get a bit confused Thursday when recalling his daughter's wedding during a virtual event to celebrate the start of the Jewish High Holidays.
"We wanted to have a co-confessional wedding," Biden said. "And we had a chuppah on the altar, and we had a co- … it was co-officiated. Now, some of you aren’t going to like this, but it was co-officiated by a Catholic priest as well as a Jewish rabbi." "My mind is going blank now. What’s the song that is played where everybody is on the chair? I can’t remember it. Anyway. And that’s the song that was played." The president then talked about his favorite Catholic hymn that he requested be played at the wedding.
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