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Trump Says Joe Biden Is So Physically and Mentally Unfit He Won’t ‘Make It’ to the General Election

Even for Trump, this was a wild bit of television.

In an exclusive town hall with Donald Trump, Fox News host Sean Hannity took the opportunity to get a few jabs in against President Joe Biden.

Presented, of course, as normal conversation, Hannity prompted Trump with leading statements about Biden’s “cognitive” state. “I can’t think of, in the last couple of months, any appearance that he has had where he wasn’t either mumbling or bumbling or stumbling, or having no clue where to go, where to exit,” Hannity said. “Do you think in 11 months he will be their candidate?”

Trump finally chimed in. “I personally don’t think he makes it. I think he’s in bad shape physically. Do you remember when he said, ‘I’d like to take him behind the barn’? If he took me behind the barn and I went like this [Trump makes blowing motion] I believe he’d fall over. I believe he’d fall over. But who knows? Who knows?”

It was all obviously rehearsed beforehand with Hannity.

But Trump carried it on to its hilarious end:

“By the way, it was ok for him to say, “I’d like to take him behind the–” He could say that and everyone thought it was so cute. If I ever said it, they’d say, “He’s a dictator! He’s a horrible human being.” You know, it’s a whole double standard we have, not only in the law, but just about everything else, as you know very well. I personally don’t think he makes it physically. I watched him at the beach, he wasn’t able to lift a beach chair which is meant for children to lift. You can lift it like that.

And mentally I would say he’s possibly equally as bad and maybe worse. But I don’t know. I will say this. He’s got vicious people surrounding him around that beautiful Oval Office. There are people in that Oval Office that are evil people, bad people, smart people, young, vicious. They are communist and they are bad.”

It’s hard to believe that we ever had a president who talks like a third-grader, but there you have it, folks. “They are bad.”

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