Joe Biden, Jill Biden lay flowers at Buffalo mass shooting site

President Biden and first girl Jill Biden laid flowers Tuesday on the Buffalo grocery retailer the place a gunman murdered 10 folks on Saturday in an obvious racially motivated assault.

The president made the signal of the cross as his spouse laid a bouquet at a makeshift memorial.

Gov. Kathy Hochul and Senate Majority Chief Chuck Schumer (D-NY) joined the Bidens on the website.

President Biden and first girl Jill Biden visited a memorial on the Buffalo grocery retailer the place a gunman murdered 10 folks.

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President Biden and Jill Biden laid flowers on the makeshift memorial.

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Gov. Kathy Hochul lays flowers on the memorial for the taking pictures victims.

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Biden was scheduled to ship remarks at round 1 p.m. in regards to the violent rampage.

Suspect Payton Gendron, 18, is believed to have been motivated by anti-black racism and printed a prolonged manifesto earlier than the assault.

Of the 13 folks shot by Gendron, 11 have been black.