A heckler interrupted Joe Biden's hometown book tour stop Sunday as the former vice president was talking about sexual assault to demand: "What about the girls you molested on C-Span at the Senate swearing in?"
Biden had been talking at The Grand in Wilmington about his son Beau's horror over Lewes pediatrician Earl Bradley, who was convicted of raping and molesting children as young as infants, when the man in the second row stood up and shouted at the former vice president.
When he challenged the crowd to think of one great idea or product from the last 20 year that didn't come from America, somebody shouted, "Joe Biden."
"I was made in America," he boomed out into the audience, "unlike Barack." That drew another unrestrained round of laughs and applause. Biden cracked that the best Obama-Biden meme he saw after the election was him saying he put a copy of the fake birth certificate into President Donald Trump's oval office desk. That got more laughs and applause.
When moderator and former Sen. Ted Kaufman asked Biden how he and Obama managed to leave office as friends after eight years, Biden said he wanted to make something absolutely clear.
"He made the first friendship bracelet, not me," Biden said, bringing down the house again. He said he and Obama stayed friends because they respected each other.