Users of X, formerly Twitter, mocked President Biden after seeing a clip of first lady Jill Biden leading him offstage after his January 6 anniversary remarks.

Multiple users expressed amusement that the White House staff appeared to be allowing Biden’s wife to rush up and lead the president away from the podium before he could make any awkward hesitations or walk to the wrong end of the stage in confusion.

RNC Research's X account shared footage from the end of Biden’s speech near Valley Forge in Pennsylvania on Friday, during which he once again blasted former President Trump and his supporters as a threat to democracy.

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The clip depicted the first lady going up on the stage as soon as Biden’s speech ended, grabbing his hand and leading him to the back of the stage where they both disappeared behind the American flags that were on display.

The account captioned it, saying: "Jill, Ed.D., escorts Biden off the stage following his remarks."

RNC Research’s Jake Schneider observed: "She's walking him off the stage like a child."

HotAir.com associate editor Karen Townsend wrote: "Someone had to do it." 

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The official TownHall.com account expressed relief at the sight, stating: "Thank goodness that Jill Biden is there to lead Joe off stage."

And while sharing its report on the scene, The Daily Mail US account added: "Jill Biden rushed to embrace zoned-out Biden after he finished speech, then went into trance-like state on-stage."

Reporter Simon Ateba wrote on X: "BREAKING - NEW ARRANGEMENT: First Lady @DrBiden now escorts President @JoeBiden off the stage after his remarks in PA. President Biden has been struggling to find his way off the stage during previous remarks. The problem has now been solved. WATCH."

Biden was also accused of looking confused later that day after landing in Delaware to spend the weekend with his family. RNC Research shared a clip of the incident with Biden appearing to look around perplexed for several moments after leaving his presidential helicopter. 

The account captioned the clip: "After two weeks of vacation and a 32-minute speech, Biden is back in Delaware for a weekend respite. He was VERY confused upon landing."

The best NHL prospect since Sidney Crosby will have to put his rookie campaign on hold.

Chicago Blackhawks rookie phenom Connor Bedard, the first overall pick in the most recent NHL Draft, has been placed on injured reserve after fracturing his jaw on Friday night.

Bedard took a hit to the face by New Jersey Devils' Brendan Smith midway through the first period. He left the game and never returned.

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The hit resulted in the rest of the game being chippy. Even Devils' young sensation Jack Hughes laid out a big hit, and Smith dropped the gloves later on against Nick Foligno in the second period, right after multiple members of the two teams were in a dustup on the ice.

The Chicago Blackhawks also placed Foligno on IR with a fractured left finger, which he suffered in his fight with Smith.

The Blackhawks won the draft lottery last year, giving them the right to select Bedard.

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He's lived up to the billing, leading the team - and all rookies - with 15 goals and 18 assists. However, it continues to be a rough go in Chicago, as they sit at 11-26-2 - their 24 points is the second-lowest mark in the league.

The Blackhawks have a laundry list of injured players, forcing themselves to acquire forward Rem Pitlick from the Pittsburgh Penguins for a conditional seventh-round pick in the 2026 NHL Draft.

Bedard has long been compared to Crosby, a future Hall of Famer, since he was in high school. In his NHL debut, he took the opening faceoff against his childhood hero.

It's unknown what Bedard's timeline is, although it seems reasonable he'll return for the All-Star Game next month, which he was selected to.

At age 17, Bedard led the CHL with 143 points in just 57 games, and led Canada to the World Juniors gold medal last year.

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