Hot-Mic Bombshells Dropped In Bad Lip Reading's Trump Inauguration Spoof
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Insults between Donald Trump and Joe Biden? Check. Trump belittling JD Vance? Check. A Barron Trump cameo? Check.
YouTube channel Bad Lip Reading returned with a new video this week that reimagines President Donald Trump’s second inauguration in absurd and mocking detail.
The eight-minute clip features a supposedly hot-mic moment between Trump and outgoing President Joe Biden, filled with petty jabs.
George W. Bush calls Barack Obama a “dork,” and Trump enjoys a somewhat awkward dance with first lady Melania Trump.
Trump repeatedly mocks his own vice president, JD Vance.
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