Biden appears to confuse woman with Dem congresswoman who wasn't in attendance: 'I got it mixed up'

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President Biden raised eyebrows Thursday when he appeared to confuse a woman with whom he took a photo for a Democrat North Carolina congresswoman who wasn't in attendance.

"I want to mention Congresswoman Deborah Ross, where's Deborah?" Biden asked the audience in North Carolina during a Thursday speech.

"I just had my picture taken with her, that’s probably why she left," Biden continued, sparking a laugh from the crowd.

"Oh, she couldn't be here, actually," Biden continued. "That's not true. I got it mixed up."

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It is unclear who Biden took a picture with and who he got "mixed up."

Fox News Digital reached out to the White House and Rep. Ross’s office for clarification but did not immediately receive a response.

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Conservatives on social media quickly jumped on the comment as a troubling sign of Biden’s mental sharpness.

Biden's remark also prompted social media users to bring up a previous gaffe in which the president appeared to forget about the death of Indiana Rep. Jackie Walorski when he asked where she was on stage after her death.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre told reporters 14 times that Biden wasn’t confused about whether Walorski was alive and in the room but rather he had her