Trump ‘Can’t Stop Thinking’ About Biden’s Beach Pics In Head-Scratching Supercut
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The former president keeps talking about how his predecessor looks in a bathing suit.
Joe Biden’s beach body seems to be weighing on Donald Trump’s mind.
“Donald Trump can’t stop thinking about those Joe Biden beach photos,” The Recount wrote Thursday alongside a supercut of the former president.
In a series of clips, Trump repeatedly mentions how Biden goes to the beach and how his predecessor looks in a bathing suit.
In a Super Tuesday address from Mar-a-Lago, for example, Trump said, “When Joe Biden goes to the beach — because somebody on his staff thinks he looks very good in a bathing suit — until he can’t get his feet out of the sand.”
Trump also brought it up during an August interview with former Fox News host Tucker Carlson.
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