VIDEO: Trump’s Question Silences Media
Trump asked one very important question and the media is ignoring it completely!
During his campaign rally in Philadelphia, Donald Trump raised questions about what he perceived as a double standard in media coverage regarding his and President Joe Biden’s cognitive abilities. Trump asked how any slight misstep on his part was immediately seized upon by the media as evidence of cognitive impairment, contrasting it sharply with what he saw as leniency towards Biden. Trump pointed out instances where Biden appeared confused or made mistakes, which he believed were downplayed or dismissed as insignificant by the press.
Trump’s frustration centered on recent videos depicting Biden in moments of apparent confusion or lapses in memory, which he claimed were labeled as “cheapfakes” by the media after the Biden campaign countered that they lacked proper context. Trump accused the press of being complicit in protecting Biden from scrutiny about his mental acuity, contrasting it with their frequent questioning of Trump’s own fitness for office.
At the rally, Trump lambasted what he described as biased media practices, asserting that they deliberately distorted his statements while giving Biden a pass for more significant gaffes. He criticized the media’s credibility, suggesting that their biased coverage was driving people away from believing their reports. Trump’s supporters echoed his sentiments with boos directed towards the press in attendance.
Trump also highlighted what he perceived as a disparity in how both candidates were treated regarding public mishaps. He mockingly recounted incidents where Biden tripped or appeared confused during public appearances, actions that Trump claimed were being downplayed or explained away by Democrats and the media.
In sum, Trump’s remarks at the Philadelphia rally underscored his belief that there existed a stark contrast in media treatment between himself and Biden, particularly concerning issues of mental competence. He used the platform to criticize what he perceived as unfair coverage and to rally support against what he called “fake news” narratives that he believed were designed to undermine his candidacy.
WATCH:
Trump responds to the 'cheapfakes' nonsense:
"They take a perfect statement I make, I go for two hours without teleprompters, if I say one word slightly out they say 'He's cognitively impaired.
Whereas Biden can run into walls, he can fall off the stage, he can fall up the… pic.twitter.com/OzbaleYdCI— Eric Abbenante (@EricAbbenante) June 22, 2024
