Joe Biden Mocks Trump's 'Rambling' With 1 Sharp-Toothed Rally Dig
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The president poked fun at what's reportedly one of his GOP rival's fears during his stop in Michigan.
President Joe Biden dropped a timely quip on Donald Trump as he mocked the former president’s wild electrocution vs. shark rant on Friday.
“Trump would rather be electrocuted than eaten by a shark, remember that whole thing, remember that?” the president asked the crowd at his Detroit, Michigan campaign rally.
“Poor Donald, he can’t even watch TV this week because it’s Shark Week.”
The joke got laughs out of his supporters just one day before Discovery’s Shark Week is set to reach its tail end for the summer.
The remarks arrived as the president, who has faced calls in recent weeks to prove he can continue to lead the nation or exit the 2024 race, mocked Trump’s “rambling” including his talk of the fictional cannibal Hannibal Lecter.
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