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Posted: 2020-10-13T09:15:20Z | Updated: 2020-10-13T11:49:33Z

Millions of Americans joked and tweeted in real time as a fly parked itself on Mike Pence s head during last weeks vice presidential debate.

Pence finally spoke about the embarrassing bug. And to no ones surprise, he said he was completely unaware of its presence.

I didnt know he was there, Pence told Fox News Dana Perino on Mondays broadcast of The Daily Briefing.

The vice president said he only learned about the two-minute incursion of the insect during his exchanges with Democratic candidate Kamala Harris after the debate, when told by his adult children.

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They all told me, Dad, you did okay, but they did tell me about the fly. It was a good laugh for all of us, Pence added.

The fly itself became a meme on Twitter, inspired a Photoshop Battle on Reddit, prompted funny responses from late night comedian Stephen Colbert and Veep star Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and was honored on Saturday Night Live.

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