WATCH: Woman at Biden event admits that she was provided with a pre-written question to ask

"Hello my name is Porsche Bennett," the Kenosha Black Lives Matter activist said, "and I'm just going to be honest Mr. Biden, I was told to go off this paper but I can't. You need the truth and I'm part of the truth."

Earlier this summer, President Trump accused the Biden campaign of pre-screening questions, saying that Biden knew what was going to be asked before it was asked live.

Reporters, speaking to The Daily Beast on condition of anonymity, said that the very idea that Biden would pre-screen questions was laughable.

It appears that in Kenosha today, per Bennett, her remarks and question were thoroughly pre-written, as she declined to "go off the paper" she was given by the campaign, opting to speak her own words instead.

Shortly after the presser wrapped up the Washington Post's Jonathan Capehart reported that he spoke to Bennett who told him that she was provided the pre-written question by Black Lives Activists Kenosha (BLAK):

"I was supposed to read off this paper, but I can't. I need to tell you the truth. It was just little specific demands that we wanted put out there ... but I felt like much more was needed to be said. So I didn’t go off our demands strictly on the paper. I spoke straight from my heart ... He needed to hear more of what was from our hearts," Bennett said.

After Bennett spoke, Biden responded and said that "Even though I've been involved with the African American community and the Civil Rights movement since I've been a junior in high school, segregated movie theatres, I can't understand what it's like to go out the door, send my son out the door, my daughter, and worry about just because they're black they won't come back. I can't really, I can intellectually understand, but I can't feel it."