President Joe Biden once again referred to his Vice President Kamala Harris as 'President Harris' and stumbled over the pronunciation of her name, highlighting a series of gaffes that have drawn attention in recent months. The incident took place during a celebratory event at the White House on Monday, as the president welcomed the Stanley Cup champions, the Las Vegas Golden Knights.

During the event, Biden kicked off the proceedings by stating, "President Harris is here to make sure we do it the right way," unintentionally referring to his vice president as 'president.' This mistake comes after previous instances where Biden has made similar slips, including in January when he mentioned how 'President Harris' was leading the immigration efforts. He had also called her 'President Harris' in October during her birthday messages.

The 80-year-old president's propensity for verbal flubs has drawn scrutiny as the 2024 election approaches, with his Republican rival, former President Donald Trump, questioning Biden's health and mental capacities. Biden's doctor has given him a clean bill of health to run for a second term, but concerns about his age persist.

Biden has defended his ability to run the country while acknowledging that his age is a legitimate concern. As he greeted the Vegas Golden Knights, he humorously mentioned their recent series of championships, including the WNBA titles won by the women's basketball team. He even jokingly asked the hockey team to help his wife's favorite football team, the Philadelphia Eagles, win against the Vegas Raiders.

The event concluded with the Golden Knights presenting Biden with a jersey and a golden hockey stick, which he excitedly waved before the crowd. Despite the jovial atmosphere, Biden's repeated gaffes and mispronunciation of Vice President Harris' name have raised questions about his public speaking abilities and attention to detail.

The latest incident adds to the criticisms Biden has faced regarding his polling data, as recent polls from The New York Times and Siena College showed him trailing behind Donald Trump in several key states. However, it is important to note that Biden won all six of those states in the 2020 election.

The Vegas Golden Knights' visit to the White House marks yet another event where Biden's verbal slips have become the center of attention. As the nation waits to see how these gaffes may impact his political career, the president continues to navigate the challenges of leading the country at 80 years old.

The Stanley Cup champions' visit concluded with celebrations along the famed Vegas Strip, as the team's victory triggered jubilant festivities in Las Vegas, the self-proclaimed entertainment capital of the world.