Mr Biden's critics suggested he may have been confusing Mr Trump with President George W Bush, who held office during the Democrat's run for office with Barack Obama in 2008. The concert, called 'I Will Vote', featured rapper A$AP Ferg, the Black Eyed Peas, Jon Bon Jovi and singer Cher and was live streamed on YouTube.ДЄs Mr Biden spoke, his wife Jill appeared to be trying to prompt the presidential candidate with some spectators suggesting she was muttering 'Trump' under her breath as her husband fumbled his words. Mr Biden was speaking at a virtual concert on Sunday night when he said: 'Four more years of George, er, George, er, he - we're going to find ourselves in a position where, if Trump gets elected, we're going to be in a different world.' NBC10 also called multiple phone numbers listed for the property where the incident occurred, and did not receive a response.ДЄ smaller group of demonstrators turned out in protest Tuesday, and another peaceful protest is planned for Saturday.Donald Trump mocks Joe Biden for mistakenly calling him 'George' during campaign eventД«iden's supporters pointed out that the Democrat was responding to a question from comedian George Lopez, which led to the confusionДonald Trump mocked Joe Biden for mistakenly calling him 'George' during a televised campaign event and accused the US media of helping his Democratic rival 'get through' interviews. The police are investigating the incident but no charges have been filed. вЂњMocking George FloydвЂ™s murder in effort to belittle the calls for justice from our Black and Brown communities is repugnant,вЂќ Murphy tweeted. Phil MurphyВ condemnedВ the stunt Tuesday night on Twitter, saying the state won't вЂњlet the actions of a few distract from our progress toward dismantling systemic racism.вЂќ 'Without an understanding and mutual respect for all individuals, we can never aspire to create a united community based upon the idea of human respect and dignity for all,' the statement read. James works for so now I want to know does this employees behavior align with your company policy? #BLM #blacklivesmatter #blackouttuesday #icantbreathe #georgefloyd #justiceforgeorgefloyd #naacp #civilrights #breonnataylor #saytheirnames #racism #racist #repostДЄ post shared by Jason Avant on at 7:51pm PDTДЄ joint statement from Mayor John Bruno and Police Chief Brian Zimmer said they were 'appalled and saddened by the revolting actions of certain individuals.' This is what James J Demarco did while my brother was peacefully protesting in Franklinville NJ.Right here in South Jersey! DonвЂ™t be naive! Some Posted The display sent shocked reactions through the crowd and on social media as clips racked up thousands of views. NBC10 later learned the man kneeling is a FedEx employee, and the NJ corrections officer was off to the side filming. MSNBC says that Donald Trump is endangering the lives of journalists after the president mocked reporter Ali Velshi for getting shot in the leg with a rubber bullet by police while covering a protest.Velshi was shot by police with a rubber bullet on-air back in May while covering protests in Minneapolis over the death of George Floyd. FedEx said 'we do not tolerate the kind of appalling and offensive behavior depicted in this video.' That person, who the statement did not identify, has been suspended and banned while the agency investigates.ДЇedEx told Memphis, Tennessee, NBC affiliate WMC-TV late Tuesday that another person involved in the counter protest is no longer employed by the logistics company. 'We have been made aware that one of our officers from Bayside State Prison participated in the filming of a hateful and disappointing video that mocked the killing of George Floyd,' an NJ Department of Corrections statement said. The NJ Department of Corrections said in a statement that one of the men involved was a corrections officer at Bayside State Prison. This is the shocking moment when one Trump supporter kneels on another ones neck to mock police killing of George Floyd in Franklin, New Jersey while surrounded with signs that say Trump 2020 and 'all lives matter'. Another man with the group filmed the others. A group of white men seen mocking George Floyd's death as Black Lives Matter protesters passed by included a corrections officer in South Jersey, officials confirmed to NBC10.ДЄ man - whose identity has not been verified - was seen kneeling on another man laying down along Delsea Drive as a group marched past in Franklin Township on Monday.

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