Dana Carvey, a well-known comedian, recently unveiled an amusing impersonation of President Biden navigating his way through the contentious border situation. Carvey's mimicry captivated his audience on his 'Superfly' podcast where he was joined by fellow jester, David Spade. Spade shared a snippet of the clever performance on Twitter.

The multi-faceted portrayal is composed of two acts, with the first showing President Biden downplaying the border situation shortly after his election. The follow up act, however, paints a picture of the president acknowledging the issue in light of increasing public pressure. Carvey initiates the comedy bit, stating, 'I embarked with Biden since the border situation is the current buzz, the people are drawn to the matter at the border.'

He proceeds to create a scenario where Biden is in the midst of a press conference three years prior. An eager reporter inquires about the border crisis, to which an unfazed President Biden replies, as depicted by Carvey, 'Firstly, I suggest we align our facts. There isn't a crisis at the border. C'mon.' The show continues with Carvey effectively capturing Biden's demeanor and speech.

As the press confrontation continues, Carvey, acting as the president, establishes his viewpoint with the clever use of an imaginary piece of evidence. 'Because it's written here on the paper,' Carvey's Biden retorts, raising an imaginary sheet of paper. He affirms this point by repeating, 'It states here on the paper.'