Speaking in Warsaw, Poland, on Saturday, President Biden said of Russian President Vladimir Putin: 'For God's sake, this man cannot remain in power.'
President Biden delivers a speech on Saturday in Warsaw, Poland, about the Russian war in Ukraine.
Shortly after Biden spoke, a White House official downplayed Biden's remarks that appeared to be a call to remove Putin. After meeting with Ukrainian refugees in Poland, Biden gave a formal address to a crowd in front of Warsaw's Royal Castle, opening with words from the Polish Pope John Paul II:"Be not afraid."
President Biden began his speech in front of Warsaw's Royal Castle, with words from the Polish Pope John Paul II:"Be not afraid."
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