In what could be President Donald Trump's first campaign ad for the 2024 presidential election, he released on Monday a very scathing compilation video of all of Biden's public gaffes and mistakes during his presidency to date.
The video, released on Trump's own newly-launched Truth Social platform, is just under a minute in length, but is packed full of moments where Biden obviously loses his train of thought, or says things which are less than coherent:
Trump, along with many others, including a former White House doctor, has repeatedly claimed that Biden's age and physical condition make him less than fit for office.
The video highlights various key moments in the history of Biden's presidency, including:
- A moment where Biden absolutely can not pronounce the world "kleptocracy."
- Footage of Biden falling down the stairs as he tries to enter Air Force One
- Footage of the president saying "We hold these truth's to be self-evident; all men and woman are created, by, go, you know [sic]" at which point he pauses and then continues with his famous "You know the thing."
- Multiple other instances of Biden visibly slurring his words, one time ending a sentence with "you'd like to be able to, you know, ah, anyway."
- Another famous incident where Biden was, strangely whispering into the microphone in front of a large audience, as if he were telling everybody a secret.
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