Biden Messes Up Again: Refers To Kamala Harris As 'Trump' During Big Boy Press Conference, Trump Mocks

Donald Trump seized the opportunity to mock President Joe Biden's slip-up during the 'Big Boy' press conference.

Following Biden's earlier gaffe of mistakenly referring to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as 'President Putin', another embarrassing moment sparked a new round of internet mockery, as per media reports.

As questions began to be taken by the president, an immediate stumble occurred. This time, the crowd was left baffled when Vice President Kamala Harris was referred to as 'Trump' by Biden. At the Big Boy conference, Kamala Harris was referred to as 'Trump' by Biden.

"Look, Vice President Trump wouldn't have been picked by me if I thought she wasn't qualified to be president," Biden said. Concerns regarding Vice President Kamala Harris's capacity to win against Donald Trump were being discussed by the President, should she be the main contender.

Her qualification to be president was fumbled again by Biden when he was asked about his VP. "First of all, the issue of freedom of women's bodies has been handled by her," he said. "Secondly, her ability to handle any issue on the board, this is a hell of a prosecutor," the POTUS added.

Mockery from Donald Trump

On Truth Social, Trump reacted to the viral 'Oh Joe' trend, stating, "Crooked Joe begins his 'Big Boy' Press Conference with, "Vice President Trump wouldn't have been picked by me to be vice president, though I think she was not qualified to be president." A brutal jab at his opponent's ability to run for the second presidential bid was added, "You're doing great Joe."

The chaotic meeting did not end there. When Trump was mocked by reporters questioning Biden about his blunder, he responded by saying, "Listen to him."

"This "Big Boy" train wreck just keeps getting better and better," a user commented on the video. "The screen can barely be looked at by me," wrote another, stressing, "this is elder abuse." "A Big Blunder on the Big Boy Presser; not knowing who his VP is ....President Trump must be rolling on the floor over this one," another added.

Democrats calling for Biden to step aside

Amid mounting pressure for the president to withdraw from the race and potentially hand over the reins to Vice President Kamala Harris, Biden's decision to not step down appears resolute, as reported by Hindustan Times. Currently, fourteen House Democrats and one Democratic senator have urged Biden to relinquish his presidential nomination before the November election.

Despite these calls, Biden's steadfastness remains, with an emphasis on his commitment to running not for legacy but for job responsibilities. When asked about the impact on his legacy if defeat by Trump is possibly faced, Biden stressed his concentration on current duties, as reported by Hindustan Times. "Well look, the legacy isn't what I'm in this for," the president responded. "The job I started is what I'm in this to complete."