‘Where Do We Go?’: Joe Biden Gets Lost at WH Tree-Planting Event

President Joe Biden participates in a tree planting ceremony on the South Lawn of the White House, Monday, Oct. 24, 2022, in Washington. As verbal blunders and incidents of bizarre behavior churned out by President Joe Biden, who turns 80 in November, continue to pile up, the POTUS acknowledged recently that it was fair to be concerned about his age, but defended his mental and physical fitness for office in a recent interview.A somewhat dazed US President Joe Biden, 79, appeared to lose his way to the White House following a tree-planting event on the South Lawn on Monday.Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden planted a ceremonial elm tree in the afternoon in honor of Dale Haney, superintendent of the White House grounds, who earlier this month celebrated 50 years on the job. Footage showed that as the ceremony ended, Biden started walking in one direction, but suddenly stopped, seemingly confused, asking his security team, “Where do we go?”As his staff ushered him onto the right course back to the White House, the Democratic POTUS is heard saying that he wanted to go in the other direction.AmericasJoe Biden Concedes He Could ‘Drop Dead Tomorrow’ After Fresh Slew of Gaffes24 October, 05:36 GMTThis incident comes as Joe Biden has been increasingly having difficulty navigating stages and finding their exit points, as was the case just last week at a rally in Pittsburgh. Biden initially turned to his right, then stopped in his tracks, and made a 180-degree turn to his left to find the exit. As he pointed towards it, he appeared to mumble to himself, before hustling off stage.