Biden claims to have been a "professor" with $1 million gig for nine school visits

President Joseph Robinette Biden, husband of world famous doctor, Dr. Jill Biden, told an online summit of world leaders that as of two years ago, he was a "professor," a tole he caught heat for as he was clearly overpaid [a million dollars] for nine visits to campus, much of the time looking for the room where he was to profess his knowledge of many things he professes as a professor at the University of Pennsylvania. 

The professing by then professor Biden was from 2017 to 2019, which is quite a number of days for merely nine visits and a million bucks. 

But the bigger issue isn't so much that he earned so much money for so little time; the issue is: what did he profess and what did the students learn at the Ivy League school?

Biden said in a live-streamed address to the Munich Security Conference, “Two year ago, as you pointed out, when I last spoke in Munich, I was a private citizen. I was a professor, not an elected official.”

He was also a law school student who got caught plagiarizing a paper and nearly got kicked out of Syracuse University. Since then, he has only plagiarized a handful of times, and now he is doing it with former President Trump's COVID policy while trying to convince the public that there was no plan in place when he took office.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Emmanuel Macron were among those who beamed into Biden's self-congratulatory speech, which followed a private morning discussion among G7 leaders.

Biden actually was an honorary professor at the Philadelphia school from February 2017 to April 2019. Being an honorary professor is like having an EdD [a doctorate in Education] and calling yourself a doctor (see Dr. Jill Biden).

On one of Biden's professorial appearances, he hawked his book "Promise Me, Dad." It is not known how many book sales he made from his pitch nor the name of the ghost writer.

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