After denying he said Netanyahu needs 'come to Jesus' meeting, Biden doubles down
Sunday, March 10th 2024, 7:51:22 pm
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After first denying that he had said that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu needed to have a “come to Jesus” moment, U.S. President Joe Biden admitted to making the remark post-State of the Union address during a March 9 interview on MSNBC’s “The Saturday Show with Jonathan Capehart.”
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