Biden bristled at a question from CNN chief White House correspondent Kaitlan Collins, which he later apologized for
, President Biden apologized for being “such a wise guy" while addressing a CNN reporter moments earlier.
"To be a good reporter you have to be negative at life,” Biden continued. “You are the brightest people in the country, but [it] makes no sense for me to negotiate with you.President Biden apologized for his terse answer to a CNN reporter on Wednesday. "I'm not confident he'll change his behavior. What in the hell?" Biden said as he turned around to address Collins directly. "When did I say I was confident?""What I said was — let's get this straight — what I said was what will change the behavior is the rest of the world to them and diminishes their standing in the world," Biden said. "I'm not confident of anything. I'm just stating the fact.
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