Biden Invites Firefighters To White House For Beer, Promises “No Bull****”

During a trip to Shanksville, Pennsylvania to make Tuesday’s anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks, Vice President Joe Biden used colorful language while inviting several volunteer firefighters to the White House for a beer.

“No bull****,” Biden told Deputy Fire Chief Brad Shober after extending the offer.

The Vice President then became aware of nearby reporters and remarked that he did not realize they were there.

Biden went on to shake hands, pose for pictures and eat a hamburger with the firefighters.

 

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