'NO EVIDENCE': Biden mocked for stretching the truth on shock jock Howard Stern's show

President Biden faced a wave of criticism on Friday — from media outlets and commentators — for stretching the truth during a rare live interview with radio host Howard Stern.

During his interview with Stern, Biden spoke about an array of subjects, including a debate with former President Donald Trump ahead of the 2024 election and the time he "got arrested" as a teenager at a Delaware desegregation protest.

Some of the claims made by the president during the hour-long interview, however, faced scrutiny from the national media and certain individuals in the political realm who have become accustomed to Biden's habit of straying from the truth.

As he has done in the past, Biden recounted during his interview with Stern what his mother had supposedly told him about accepting then-Sen. Barack Obama's invitation to serve as his running mate in the 2008 presidential election.

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Biden recounted: "She said, ‘Remember when they were desegregating Lynnfield, the neighborhood … suburbia — and I told you — and there was a Black family moving in and there was — people were down there protesting; I told you not to go down there, and you went down, remember that? And you got arrested standing on the porch with a Black family? And they brought you back, the police?’ And I said, ‘Yeah, Mom, I remember that.’"

The New York Times, which took aim at President Biden on Thursday for "actively and effectively" avoiding journalists' questions during his first term in office, reported Friday that Biden "appeared to once again stretch the truth about being arrested at a Delaware desegregation protest as a teenager."

"There is no evidence that he was