President Joe Biden told reporters that the United States Secret Service (USSS) “won’t let” him make appearances in places with large crowds, explaining that they’ve informed him it is “too dangerous” to do so.

Biden told reporters that he’d enjoyed a recent campaign stop with Democratic presidential nominee and sitting Vice President Kamala Harris — who leapfrogged into the nomination after the party nudged Biden out of the race — but that he wasn’t really allowed to go out as often as he’d like.

“I’m not able to go out in the crowds anymore. The Secret Service doesn’t let me,” he said.

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When a reporter asked him why, he added, “Well, because they say it’s too dangerous. No one gets to go out.”

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BIDEN: “I’m not able to go out in the crowds anymore. The Secret Service doesn’t let me.”

REPORTER: “Why not?”

BIDEN (who has a proclivity for tripping): “They say it’s too dangerous.” pic.twitter.com/JeKKE7r6wu

— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) September 3, 2024

Biden did not clarify further as to why the Secret Service felt such outings were too dangerous, but it is worth noting that it has been less than two months since a presidential protection detail failed to prevent a would-be assassin from gaining access to an elevated position less than 200 yards from former President Donald Trump. He shot and wounded three people, including Trump, on July 13 at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, and killed firefighter Corey Comperatore.

Over the weekend, Biden made a rare appearance on the campaign trail with Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris, telling a crowd in Pittsburgh that his great grandfather, Edward Francis Blewitt — who won his election to the Pennsylvania legislature in 1907 — had been accused of being a Molly Maguire.

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Cognitively impaired Joe Biden tells a weird story about how his grandfather was accused of being a “Molly Maguire” while running for political office in 1906.

Kamala spent 3.5 years claiming that this guy is perfectly fit mentally for the job as president. pic.twitter.com/DVDq4w3tWw

— Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) September 2, 2024

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But the Molly Maguires — a group of Irish immigrant coal miners with a penchant for violence — were only really active in Pennsylvania from 1862-1868 and then again briefly in 1874 and 1875. Biden’s great grandfather (born in 1859) would have been a teenager at the time.

The brother of Democrat vice presidential nominee Tim Walz is considering endorsing former President Donald Trump and hinted that he could release dirt on his sibling in the run-up to the November election.

Jeff Walz made the remarks about his brother in social media posts that were unearthed last week by the New York Post.

The story comes as Tim Walz is facing increased scrutiny after being caught making misleading claims about IVF, his DUI arrest, past accomplishments, and misconstruing his military service.

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When someone on Facebook suggested that he talk to his brother, who is the governor of Minnesota, Jeff Walz said that they had not spoken in eight years.

“I’m 100% opposed to all his ideology,” Jeff Walz said.

He also indicated that he was never informed in advance that his brother was going to be Vice President Kamala Harris’ pick for VP.

“My family wasn’t given any notice that he was selected and [was] denied security the days after,” he said.

Another person on Facebook suggested that he “get on stage with President Trump and endorse him” at a political rally.

“I’ve thought long and hard about doing something like that! I’m torn between that and just keeping my family out of it,” Jeff Walz said. “The stories I could tell. Not the type of character you want making decisions about your future.”

Jeff Walz told the Post that he was currently not doing any interviews.

Related: Veterans Who Knew Walz Tear Him Apart: ‘Military Impersonator,’ ‘Habitual Liar,’ ‘Coward,’ And Worse