President Biden's recent departure from an MSNBC interview set while host Nicolle Wallace was still speaking has sparked discussion. However, MSNBC host Al Sharpton defended the president, asserting that Biden was not disoriented but rather proceeding to his next engagement.

Following a cordial interview with Wallace, Biden shook her hand and exited the set while she continued on-air. The incident drew attention and generated varied interpretations. Some commentators argued that Biden's actions were misconstrued as confusion, while others found the situation amusing. Sharpton, appearing on "Morning Joe," countered the narrative, stating that Biden had a subsequent meeting with him and was likely heading towards that appointment.

Sharpton emphasized that Biden was accompanied by Secret Service and appeared purposeful, dismissing the idea that he was lost. He suggested that the New York Post, which had mocked the incident, was more deserving of the "lost" label.

The incident highlighted the scarcity of live interviews with the president, making even seemingly minor occurrences noteworthy. Wallace's interview, while criticized by some for being overly accommodating, avoided contentious topics like the Hunter Biden scandal. Instead, it focused on issues such as the January 6th Capitol riot and the Supreme Court's affirmative action ruling.

Wallace, known for her pro-Democrat stance, expressed enthusiasm about having Biden on her show. While liberal media largely overlooked the interview's content, conservatives criticized Wallace's approach. Her past comments about Democratic figures, including her open support for them in 2020, further fueled this criticism.