U.S. President Joe Biden attends a press conference in Helsinki, Finland, Thursday, July 13, 2023. Biden is in Finland to attend the US–Nordic Leaders’ Summit. (AP Photo/Sergei Grits)
OAN’s Abby Grasser
2:30 PM – Friday, July 14, 2023
President Biden confused Iceland with Ireland in a speech at the Nordic Summit.
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On Thursday, the summit hosted the leaders of Iceland, Finland, Sweden, Demark and Norway.
It was my honor to join President Niinistö and our Nordic friends in Helsinki on the heels of a productive U.S.-Nordic Leaders’ Summit and a historic NATO Summit in Vilnius where Finland took its rightful place at the table as our newest Ally. pic.twitter.com/PNhFZrC2dg
— President Biden (@POTUS) July 14, 2023
During the speech at the Nordic Summit in Helenski, Finland, Biden seemed to forget the name of Iceland’s Prime Minister. However, Biden blamed his remarks on a Freudian slip.
“Frederiksen of Denmark and the Ministry of Dóttir of Ireland,” Biden remarked. “Dottir of Ireland! You can tell that’s a Freudian slip. I’m thinking of home, Dóttir of Iceland, and I want to say, I think we’ve had a very productive summit.”
The president, whose ancestors left Ireland more than 165 years ago, joked he made the mistake because he was thinking of home.
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