Biden LIES, Says No Troops Have Been Killed Since He Took Office

Joe Biden just blatantly lied in one of the most terrible ways possible.

In an insult to all of the families of the 13 U.S. troops that were killed during a terrorist attack at the Kabul airport during Biden’s withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021 — and als0 to the families of the 3 troops killed in a Syria terrorist attack earlier this year — Biden just claimed that no troops have been killed during his sham “presidency.”

Watch Biden’s bold-faced lie here for yourself:

Biden says that he's the "only president of the 20th century" who has had no American troops dead since he's been president.

13 American service members killed during his horrible Afghanistan withdrawal were unavailable were comment. pic.twitter.com/zaFMvgetCO

— Greg Price (@greg_price11) June 28, 2024

Biden claims he’s the only President this Century…this Decade doesn’t have any troops dying anywhere in the World.
Guess there’s no chance he could name those that died at Abby gate or the three soldiers that died in FEBRUARY!
Those poor Gold Star Families. pic.twitter.com/sZR5JuDO32

— Clyp Keeper (@DGrayTexas45) June 28, 2024

Biden’s lie was so obvious, even USA Today called it out:

Biden claimed that no American troops died anywhere in the world during his presidency. That isn't true.

Follow along for more live fact checks of the presidential debate: https://t.co/AyRepXR9Hj pic.twitter.com/RBf1eMh1vy

— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) June 28, 2024

USA Today fact-checked:

“The truth is, I’m the only president this century that doesn’t have any – this decade – that doesn’t have any troops dying anywhere in the world, like (former President Donald Trump) did.”

Biden’s comment came following a reference to hostilities in Afghanistan during Trump’s term in office.

But the notion that no troops have died in the world during Biden’s time in office is wrong.

Thirteen U.S. service members were killed in a suicide bombing attack near the Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul in August 2021, when Biden was president, as thousands tried to flee the Taliban’s takeover of the country, USA TODAY previously reported.

Among the deaths were 11 Marines, one Navy hospital corpsman and one Army soldier.

Biden remarked on the deaths at the time, calling them “tragic.”

More recently, three U.S. Army Reserve soldiers were killed in January at a base in Jordan in what was described as a drone attack by Iran-backed militants.