All Hell Breaks Loose After Biden Issues Death Threat LIVE On Tarmac

President Biden unequivocally told reporters that House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) is destined to fail and reiterated this position with a threatening demeanor, declaring the speaker “dead on arrival.”

While preparing to board Air Force One, a reporter asked Biden about Johnson’s resistance to his proposals for “oversight” of the Supreme Court. Biden has proposed implementing 18-year term limits for Supreme Court justices and a “code of ethics” that could potentially allow radical Democrats to initiate impeachment proceedings against justices whose opinions they disagree with.

“President Biden’s proposal to radically overhaul the U.S. Supreme Court would tilt the balance of power and erode not only the rule of law but also the American people’s faith in our system of justice,” the speaker wrote in a post on X. “This proposal is the logical conclusion to the Biden-Harris Administration and Congressional Democrats’ ongoing efforts to delegitimize the Supreme Court. Their calls to expand and pack the Court will soon resume.”

“It is telling that Democrats want to change the system that has guided our nation since its founding simply because they disagree with some of the Court’s recent decisions. This dangerous gambit of the Biden-Harris Administration is dead on arrival in the House.”

After concluding his remarks, the president was questioned about Johnson’s comments.

“Speaker Johnson said it’s dead on arrival,” a reporter shouted just before Biden boarded Air Force One. “He is,” Biden replied.

“He is? ‘Dead on arrival?’” the reporter followed up. “He is. Dead on arrival,” Biden clarified.

The president’s remarks sparked widespread indignation on social media, particularly since they were made just over two weeks after a gunman, who had contributed to left-wing movements, attempted to assassinate former President Donald Trump.

“Donald Trump was an inch away from being assassinated not three weeks ago. This is Joe Biden’s rhetoric today,” commented The Spectator editor Stephen Miller.