President Joe Biden held a national address on Thursday in order to lash out angrily at a special counsel report that revealed many memory lapses‚ and then he made an embarrassing mistake. Special counsel Robert Hur said in his report that the president exhibited evidence of degenerating memory to the point that it would be difficult to persuade a jury that he was guilty of willfully committing crimes related to document security. Biden specifically zeroed in on the account in the report that he had forgotten the date of the death of his son‚ Beau Biden. Then‚ he forgot the name of the saint he prayed to and simply moved on. "I know there's some attention paid to some language in the report about my recollection of events. There's even reference that I don't remember when my son died‚" said the president in the address. "How in the hell dare he raise that?" he asked rhetorically. "Frankly‚ when I was asked the question‚ I thought to myself‚ 'What is any of their damn business?' Let me tell you something‚ some of you have commented‚ I swear since the day he died‚ every single day‚ the rosary that he got from our lady of...‚" he said‚ forgetting the saint's name and moving on. "Every Memorial Day‚ we hold a service remembering him attending by friends and family‚ people who loved him‚" said Biden. "I don't need anyone to remind me of when he passed away." Biden went on to toss his staff under the bus and blame them for the documents found in his possession. He also fired back at the special counsel's referring to him as a "sympathetic‚ well-meaning elderly man with a poor memory‚" when asked by a reporter. "I’m well-meaning and I’m an elderly man and I know what the hell I’m doing. I put this country back on its feet. I don’t need his recommendation‚" Biden replied. Biden then went on to confuse the leaders of Mexico and Egypt while talking about the crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border. "Initially‚ the president of Mexico‚ Sisi‚ did not want to open up the gate to allow humanitarian material to get in to allow humanitarian material to get in‚" said the president. "I talked to him‚ I convinced him to open the gate."Critics of the president pounced on the mistake to lambast him even more about his memory lapses. “My memory has not gotten worse‚” the 81-year-old claimed. "My memory is fine!" Here's the address in its entirety: Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

A Missouri teacher said she was quitting her profession after she was brutally beaten by a student and a video of the attack was posted to social media. “I’m afraid to go back in there. I can’t trust the children. I can’t trust the system‚” said 65-year-old Sheryl Rogers in an interview with KMOV-TV. Rogers had previously come out of retirement to return to teaching in St. Louis‚ but she says she no longer feels safe. In January‚ Rogers was beaten by a student who was upset that her belongs had been taken away at Normandy Collaborative High School. She was beaten and pulled by the hair in the hallway while kids looked on. “I could see the legs and feet of children around me but nobody helped me‚” she said. Rogers said that the district offered no help to her and wanted her return to work the next day despite her injuries. “I still have bruises on both of my legs‚ I still have throbbing in the back of my head and sometimes I just cry uncontrollably‚” she added. Rogers has a GoFundMe set up on her behalf to help her pay for her medical expenses: For over 20 years‚ Ms. Sheryl has been more than just a teacher; she has been a mentor a guide‚ and a beacon of hope in our community. In 2020 she was a recipient of The St. Louis American Foundation's Salute to Excellence In Education Award. Her dedication to her students and her unwavering commitment to education have touched countless lives.The account said that the former teacher was left with physical as well as emotional scars. “I just stopped crying every day a couple of days ago‚” she said. “That student was hurting and it wasn’t even about me‚ it was something else and I just happened to be a target.” She says that there are many teachers who are quitting because of student violence. “Teachers are leaving the profession by the thousands so that should tell you something‚” Rogers concluded. KMOV reported that any punishment of the student was unknown because of student privacy. Here's the report of the school attack: Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Indiana University – Purdue University reportedly scrubbed a "workshop" about bondage after parents complained about the controversial course. Indiana University – Purdue University had reportedly planned to offer an "Introduction to Bondage" free workshop for all students on Feb. 13. However‚ the university quietly walked back the controversial class after pushback from parents‚ according to reports. The New York Post reported‚ "The Hoosier handcuff symposium was slated to be led by a 'national rope presenter' named Fynch‚ whose bio boasts of PhD level mastery of 'basic negotiation‚ the anatomy of the arm‚ as well as the anatomy of the hip‚ groin‚ and upper leg.'"Citing Ryan Anderson‚ assistant director of the office of health and wellness promotion‚ the Collegiate Commons reported‚ "It will be an hour-long workshop with the first portion being our instructor Fynch talking about basic bondage techniques‚ skills‚ and safety‚ consent‚ and communication with bondage‚ and in general‚ and demonstrating a few ties on her partner. The second part of the workshop will be an opportunity for participants‚ based on comfortability‚ to practice basic ties demonstrated first by our instructor."The college course added‚ "Nylon rope will be provided and I along [with] our instructor and others will be walking around to assist."The so-called lesson categorized "bondage" as "a form of consensual and recreational sex play that involves tying‚ restraining‚ or binding a person with rope‚ handcuffs‚ or other items that can restrict movement."Collegiate Commons noted that Fynch is active on "FetLife‚" a fetish-oriented social media platform‚ where the individual reportedly wrote about rape‚ coercion‚ and "suggested child pornography." The college instructor is allegedly a master in the "basic negotiation‚ the anatomy of the arm‚ as well as the anatomy of the hip‚ groin‚ and upper leg."The "lesson" was allegedly part of the university's "Relationship Week." However‚ the course was nixed by the public university on Wednesday after backlash from parents. Jacob Stewart‚ an IUPUI student‚ said‚ "My university has faced controversy during my time here for not doing enough to protect students from sexual assault This [event] is not making campus safer‚ nor is it making the sex lives of students any safer - all it’s doing is showing how far IUPUI has gotten from its actual educational mission."Like Blaze News? Circumvent the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

The state Supreme Court of Hawaii cited "the spirit of Aloha" in a 57-page ruling that residents did not have a Second Amendment right to bear arms‚ and it was mocked and ridiculed mercilessly on social media. "The spirit of Aloha clashes with a federally-mandated lifestyle that lets citizens walk around with deadly weapons during day-to-day activities‚" read the ruling written by Justice Todd Eddins. "The history of the Hawaiian Islands does not include a society where armed people move about the community to possibly combat the deadly aims of others‚" Eddins added. "We hold that in Hawaii there is no state constitutional right to carry a firearm in public." Critics of the unanimous 5-0 ruling excoriated the bizarre justification for denying a constitutional right. "Reading this Hawaii Supreme Court ruling and I think it broke my brain. Since when is the 'spirit of Aloha' any sort of legal argument??" replied Hannah Hill of the National Association for Gun Rights. "Ah yes the 'spirit of Aloha' clause of the Constitution that allows the Hawaii supreme court to ignore or overrule SCOTUS‚" responded Ilya Shapiro of the Manhattan Institute. "The Hawaiian Supreme Court completely lost their minds (and any credibility) by ruling the Second Amendment doesn't apply to them‚" read a statement from the Gun Owners of America. "Apparently their 'spirit of Aloha' doesn't vibe with the right to keep and bear arms. Maybe the State of Texas can apply the "spirit of the Alamo" to federal mandates...""The 'Spirit of Aloha' does not give any court the ability to override our constitutional #2A rights. This is absolutely disgraceful‚" said Republican Sen. Joni Ernst of Iowa. "Everyone is deservedly mocking 'Spirit of Aloha‚' but it’s instructive as well as funny‚ in that the opinion from which it comes highlights neatly why living constitutionalism is so ridiculous‚" responded Charles C.W. Cooke of National Review. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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