Biden is rightfully angry over the conspiracy theories egged on by Trump about Hurricane Helene that the president and Cooper are neglecting people in Republican areas. These theories have been debunked by Georgia’s Republican Governor Brian Kemp, but of course the former president has doubled down.

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At a Sept. 30 news conference regarding U.S. storm damage, President Joe Biden responded to a question about a possible Israeli ground operation in Lebanon, calling for an immediate cease-fire.

President Biden offered this cryptic comment when asked during a statement Monday about Hurricane Helene about reports that Israel is starting ground attacks on Hezbollah inside Lebanon that U.S. officials say they believe will stop short of a full invasion: REPORTER: On another issue on the other side of the world in the Middle East-- PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN: I'm gonna stick with this [hurricane] subject but go ahead.