President Joe Biden set a new record as the oldest sitting president when he turned 81 this week.

“It doesn’t show. I don’t think it shows at all,” Sara Gonzales of "The News and Why it Matters" jokes.

To celebrate his birthday, Gonzales reveals a montage of Biden tripping throughout his presidency — and it’s only what the cameras have captured.

“How many times can you trip up the stairs? A lot, apparently, when you’re Joe Biden,” Gonzales says. Her montage features 11 trips, each as graceful as the last.

The president himself took to the podium on his birthday, and while he didn’t physically trip, he did trip on his words a bit.

“Just to get here, Liberty and Bell had to beat some tough odds in competition,” Biden says, referring to two turkeys. “They had to work hard to show patience and be willing to travel over a thousand miles.”

This is where it got even dicier.

“You could say even is harder than getting a ticket to the Renaissance tour or Britney’s tour, she’s down in, it’s kind of warm in Brazil right now,” he added, looking confused.

“What’s sad is, like, the biggest accomplishment of his whole entire presidency or political career will be the 'Jeopardy!' question of ‘Who is the oldest president?’ and it’ll be Joe Biden,” Alex Stein comments.

In another moment captured on his birthday, Biden told the audience “they can actually sang birthday me.”

Gonzales isn’t clear what that means, neither is anyone else.

But the embarrassment is never-ending for Biden, as just over the weekend, he made a little girl — and everyone else — incredibly uncomfortable.

The little girl was wearing cat ears at a speech, and Biden bent down over her and said, “I love your ears. I love them. They’re really cool,” as the girl nervously turned away.

“How old are you, 17?” He then asked.

The girl replied that she was six.

“Why, you’re ready for her to be of age?” Gonzales asks, disgusted.

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