Joe Biden says he came to Ireland to make sure 'the Brits didn't screw around'

US President Joe Biden has said that he came to Ireland to “make sure the Brits didn’t screw around”.

US PRESIDENT JOE Biden has said that he came to Ireland to “make sure the Brits didn’t screw around”.

“I guess the point of it is this: We’ve all been through – and whether you are Greek or Irish – you went through times when you weren’t respected very much, when we were treated [as though] we were somehow fundamentally different than other people,” he added. “We are not based on our religion. We’re based on the notion of an idea,” Biden added, going on to say that the idea is that “all men and women are created equal”.

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