Obama On Trump's Recent Odd Behavior: 'Can You Imagine If I Did That?'
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“You would be worried if your grandpa was acting like this,” Barack Obama joked.
Barack Obama spent a while Friday night poking fun of Donald Trump’s odd behavior as of late, warning that America would be getting “an older, loonier” version of him “with no guardrails” if he wins back the presidency next month.
“You would be worried if your grandpa was acting like this,” Obama joked to the crowd in Tucson as he stumped for Vice President Kamala Harris and Rep. Ruben Gallego, who’s vying for an open Senate seat there.
The former president laid in on Trump’s widely mocked town hall earlier this week, in which the GOP presidential nominee spent nearly 40 minutes swaying on stage to music instead of answering questions.
“Can you imagine if I did that?” Obama said. “Our playlist would probably be better.”
Then, addressing Trump’s recent head-scratching claim that he’s “the father of IVF,” Obama quipped: “I do not know what that means. You do not either.”
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