Shortly before midnight on Monday evening, Joe Biden finally took the stage at the DNC. Billed as his "final speech" and a tribute to his career, the failed president, who dropped out of the race in July, was nothing new. Instead, his time behind the podium was incredibly typical, with lots of angry shouting and repeating the same old lies. If you watched his last State of the Union, you've heard it all. 

SEE: Biden's DNC Speech Is a Historic Trainwreck

Here's a helpful photo guide of how things went.

Here it is in picture form. pic.twitter.com/bqJPfW5Mya

— Burt Macklin (@BurtMaclin_FBI) August 20, 2024

I suppose expecting an 81-year-old mental invalid to bring anything fresh to the table was never realistic. Regardless of his deficient mental state, he's the same guy he's always been. Namely, a deranged sociopath whose arrogance is only matched by his vapidness. 

But while the speech was more of the same, he did go off-script at one point. Immediately after repeating the "very fine people" hoax regarding Charlottesville, which has been repeatedly debunked by even mainstream news sources, Biden made the following mention. 

In the same speech in which Biden said he ran because of Trump’s “very fine people” remark after Charlottesville, he says of the openly pro-Hamas demonstrations outside the DNC: “Those protesters out in the street. They’ve got a point.”

— Philip Klein (@philipaklein) August 20, 2024

WATCH: The DNC crowd erupts in applause as Joe Biden panders to the pro-Hamas fanatics of his party:

“To end the civilian suffering of the Palestinian people and finally deliver a ceasefire and end this war.” pic.twitter.com/6u2yKKuuPs

— Conservative War Machine (@WarMachineRR) August 20, 2024

According to Joseph Robinette Biden, the terrorist-supporting lunatics outside the DNC who are promising to "bring the war home" while burning American flags "have a point." Here's a reminder of exactly who he was talking about. 

Biden demands more aid for Gaza (Hamas), and says protestors in the streets “have a point” before mentioning bringing hostages home. He didn’t say their names or that they are Americans.

The protestors: pic.twitter.com/MfFtIt4wl1

— Katie Pavlich (@KatiePavlich) August 20, 2024

CHICAGO-“Piggy piggy go back home, or we’ll bring the war home”

Tensions are rising between police and Pro- Palestinian protestors as they begin to flip off and chant for police to go home | @FrontlinesTPUSA pic.twitter.com/LAttX1mSPL

— Savanah Hernandez (@sav_says_) August 19, 2024

If you are an idiot who marched with a tiki torch seven years ago, Joe Biden won't ever shut up about you. If you're a pro-Hamas nazi who threatens to murder police officers while declaring a "global intifada," he'll say you "have a point." Of course, he's not alone in his dangerous appeasement. Kamala Harris has said similar things and essentially all Democrats outside of a few exceptions (only Sen. John Fetterman comes to mind) have done their level best to coddle the genocidal maniacs who make up their party's base.

Not surprisingly, the president's words led to justified outrage. 

No Israel. No Jews. No Palestinian atrocities. No Hamas. Just "Palestinian people", "Palestinian suffering," and GAZA, GAZA, GAZA."
Oh, and the Hamas mob calling for the destruction of the USA and the Jews, and the police outside? They "have a point." https://t.co/VdC0qbG3XT

— Caroline Glick (@CarolineGlick) August 20, 2024

After Biden's speech was over, another interesting revelation emerged. He ad-libbed the "they have a point" line. Not even his handlers were stupid enough to put that in the teleprompter.  

Wow.

Biden's line that he believes the pro-Hamas extremists outside the DNC "have a point" was not part of his speech.

He just felt that in his heart and decided to add it in there. pic.twitter.com/MXkyAA25jo

— Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) August 20, 2024

These are sick people, lacking all moral clarity, and if Europe is any guide, left-wingers will gladly hand their countries over to Islamists as long as they get the joy of virtue-signaling about how tolerant they are. That is what's at stake in November.