Saudi TV mocks Biden in comedy sketch

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Saudi government-owned broadcaster aired a sketch mocking President Joe Biden. Biden's character appeared sleepy and forgetful, wandering offstage before being tugged back by a likeness of Vice President Kamala Harris. It is rare to see the leaders of major Saudi partners, such as Biden, mocked in this way.

4 months ago·Washington, United States

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