U.S. media: During talks with President of South Africa, Biden admits that he was not arrested when he tried to see Mandela

According to the news released on the 16th local time of the White House website, South African President Silil Lama Puta, who visited the White House, held talks with US President Biden on the same day. Regarding Biden tried to see former South African President Mandela, Biden told the other party that "I said that I (at the time) was arrested, (in fact) I was not arrested, and I was stopped." The New York Post stated that this represents Biden acknowledged that he was lying.

"New York Post": Bynden acknowledged lying and was arrested when he tried to see Mandela

The New York Post wrote in the report that Biden mentioned the lies at least three times in recent years, saying that he was arrested when he tried to visit Mandela in the prison island near Cape Town, South Africa in 1977. This statement is unreal.

According to the White House website, Biden told Lamaguya, "One of the greatest moments in my career is that Nelson Mandela came to the United States for the first time (1990). At that time, I was a senator. We met in the room of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee ... He (Mandela) came here (to me). Thank you, because he heard that I was stopped when I tried to see him, and went to prison to see him. "

On the 16th local time, U.S. President Biden and South Africa President Sili Lamaga held talks

接下来，拜登坦白：“我曾经说过，我说我被逮捕了。我没有被逮捕，我被拦住了。”这时，拉马福萨搭话道：“你被拦住了，嗯，嗯","

The New York Post states that 79 -year -old Biden is the oldest US president in history. When he tries to show his personal relationship with the audience in his speech, he often shares false plots. Subsequently, the report gave an example of several recent exaggerations or fabrications of Biden.

Source: Global Network/Lin Zeyu

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