After being heckled at a San Jose fundraiser on Thursday, an annoyed President Barack Obama told the man that he “screwed up” the end of his speech.
The fundraiser-in-chief was speaking to about 250 people who paid between $1,000 and $32,400 to attend, when a man began yelling just as the president was wrapping up his remarks, the Daily Mail reported.
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Obama was talking about the importance of keeping the U.S. Senate in the hands of the Democratic Party when the unidentified man began yelling out about his freedoms as a voter, according to the Mail.
“Why don’t I talk about it later because I’m just about to finish,” Obama said, trying to press on. “You and me, we’ll talk about it.”
Undeterred, the man continued to yell.
“I love you back,” Obama joked. “You kind of screwed up my ending, but that’s OK!”
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