Biden's "God Save the Queen" remark sparks confusion and uproar during Connecticut speech.

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President Joe Biden caused confusion when he ended his speech at the National Safer Communities Summit in Connecticut with the phrase "God save the Queen, man." Many on Twitter criticized the gaffe and questioned whether he was referencing Queen Elizabeth II, who died in September. White House correspondents also expressed confusion about the remark. During his speech, Biden pushed for gun control measures including universal background checks and banning AR-15s, expressing disgust at the prevalence of gun violence in America. He also had to leave early due to an impending storm.
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