Joe Biden stumbles AGAIN when walking up three steps in Philadelphia
The US president has a history of falling over on stairs - including those connected to Air Force One
United States President Joe Biden stumbled again as he walked up a set of stairs.
The 80-year-old was walking up a trio of metal steps at an event in Philadelphia when he appeared to stagger on the stairs. However, he quickly managed to regain his balance and make his way to the stage.
The president was discussing "Bidenomics" and investment in the US. This included a $7 billion investment in hydrogen production hubs.
However, the Daily Mail reports, Biden has had a few stumbles in recent weeks. This included one as he was leaving Air Force One and another when he fell over after tripping on a sandbag at a Coast Guard Academy graduation.
The Bidenomics event also saw the president also addressed the issue of alleged American hostages inside Gaza. He said he spoke to the families of those held on Friday.
His latest fall meanwhile comes just a month after he tripped leaving Air Force One. It happened while meeting United Auto Workers in Michigan.
The president continues to battle concerns about his performance and age. He has however been attempting to campaign around the country - with polls showing a close potential race with Donald Trump.
His staff are said to be making adjustments to protect the politician. This includes using shorter steps on Air Force One.
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The president has a history of falling over. In March 2021 he tripped while boarding Air Force One.
The-then 78-year-old managed to steady himself and kept going before losing his footing again, and again. He then almost fell over while boarding the aircraft in May 2022.
In June 2022, he fell off his bike while riding in Reboth Beach, Delaware. He had stopped in front of a group of reporters when he toppled over.
He also tripped while walking down stairs at the Itsukushima Shrine in Japan. On this occasion however the president managed to continue as if nothing had happened.
