The President and his campaign promoted a dishonestly edited video that wrongly made it seem as if Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden had accidentally endorsed Trump
The clip, which was viewed more than 5.8 million times and retweeted more than 34,000 times as of Sunday morning at 10 AM, showed Biden struggling with a line in his Saturday speech in Kansas City, Missouri, then saying,"Excuse me. We can only re-elect Donald Trump." But the clip was edited to cut out the second part of Biden's sentence. What the former vice president actually said was this:"Excuse me.
Biden campaign spokesperson Andrew Bates said Trump"has made it inescapably clear that he's terrified of Joe Biden." "It's not surprising that Trump's re-election campaign is resorting to more disinformation about the Vice President -- after all, Trump himself is so panicked about Joe Biden that he got himself impeached trying to force a foreign country to lie about him," Bates said.
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