President Joe Biden was flashed by a 'large naked Scottish man' as he travelled with his motorcade from Edinburgh to Glasgow.
The American leader had been en route to the COP26 summit inside his armoured Cadillac 'Beast' when the naked man took a picture of the president's fleet of vehicles from his front window, according to the White House pool report.
The incident came as President Biden announced a crackdown on emissions of methane, a potent greenhouse gas, during his second day at the global climate summit in Glasgow.
Today, BBC reporter Jon Sopel tweeted: 'From the White House pool report on @POTUS journey from Edinburgh to Glasgow: ''At one point when we were still on smaller country roads, a large, naked Scottish man stood in his front window taking a picture of the motorcade with his phone.'' Welcome to Scotland, Mr President.'
President Joe Biden had been travelling with his motorcade from Edinburgh to Glasgow when the naked man took a picture of the president's fleet of vehicles
The American leader announced a crackdown on emissions of methane, a potent greenhouse gas, during his second day at the global climate summit in Glasgow today
BBC reporter Jon Sopel said the naked man took a picture of the motorcade with his phone, according to the White House pool report
The location of the incident has not yet been confirmed.
Last night President Biden's motorcade was spotted filling up at a petrol station in Edinburgh - where he is staying before taking the enormous convoy back and forth from Glasgow every day trailed by a helicopter.
Local man Gareth Mackie was stunned to spot The Beast and its decoy, plus at least two other huge SUVs which make up the 20-strong presidential motorcade.
But today critics pointed out at the irony of Mr Biden attending a climate change conference in Glasgow only to stay 45miles away in the capital.
During the second day of the COP26 summit President Biden spoke of the benefits of tackling methane leaks to world leaders
It came soon after he pledged American support for a new global push to end deforestation.
But his promise of U.S. leadership comes as his domestic policy agenda stalls, snarling some of his key climate promises.
Biden announced that about 100 nations had pledged to tackle methane emissions.
'It's gonna improve health, reduce asthma, respiratory rate emergencies,' said Biden.
'It's going to improve the food supply as well by cutting crop losses and related ground level pollution.
'That's going to boost our economies, saving companies money reducing methane leaks, catching methane turning it into new revenue streams, as well as creating good paying union jobs for our workers.'
But Republicans slammed
