Donald Trump Claims Joe Biden 'Doesn't Know He's Alive' Despite Forgetting Son Barron's Age

In a series of Truth Social videos, Donald Trump criticized Joe Biden's leadership and communication skills, questioned his mental acuity, and accused him of failing to keep his promises. Trump also attacked Biden's handling of events like Charlottesville, alleging a misleading narrative.

He further accused Biden of sending the wrong message on issues like Russia-Ukraine relations and Israel. Biden, in response, defended his record and commitment to Israel's security.

The former president recently lashed out at President Joe Biden, dismissing him as a leader who fails to deliver on his promises.

Trump criticized Biden's communication skills, saying, "He's a confused man. He can't put two sentences together. He doesn't have a clue. He doesn't know where he is. He doesn't know he's alive and he's our president."

Urging action, Trump, who is currently on trial, declared, "We have to end it. November 5th.”

In another post, the billionaire mogul highlighted Biden's response to the Charlottesville riots, asserting that Biden's narrative surrounding his White House run is misleading.

"Crooked Joe Biden would say constantly that he ran because of Charlottesville. We know that's not true," he wrote, per RadarOnline.

He went on to compare Charlottesville with ongoing protests and riots, adding: "And in any case, he's done a really terrible job because Charlottesville is like a peanut compared to the riots and anti-Israel protests that are happening all over our country right now."

Trump went on to criticize Biden for consistently sending the "wrong message," which he believes has contributed to a challenging period for the country.

The embattled GOP frontrunner explained: "And that includes what happened with Russia and Ukraine. That includes October 7th. And that certainly includes a bad message on inflation."

Additionally, Trump accused Biden of harboring animosity towards Israel and the Jewish people, citing reports that the U.S. would halt the shipment of offensive weapons to Israel if its forces invaded Rafah.

He warned Jewish voters against supporting Biden, noting: "If Jewish people are going to vote for Joe Biden, they have to have their head examined. He's a disaster for Israel. The problem is that he hates the Palestinians also, and even more so, and he just doesn't know what to do."

Meanwhile, Biden mentioned to CNN that Trump constantly undermines his achievements while also affirming in the same interview the U.S.'s commitment to "make sure Israel is secure in terms of Iron Dome and their ability to respond to attacks."

"He's never succeeded in creating jobs. And I've never failed," Biden criticized Trump. "When has he even done anything he said? I'm not being facetious. Think about it."

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, on the other hand, told Dr. Phil during his primetime talk show that Biden's decision to withhold weapons from Israel amid the conflict with Hamas was a mistake.

"We will do what we have to do to protect our country, and that means to protect our future. And that means we will defeat Hamas, including in Rafah. We have no other choice," he asserted.

"I've known Joe Biden for many years, 40 years and more. We often had our agreements, but we've had our disagreements. We've been able to overcome them. I hope we can overcome them now," he added.

Despite making comments about Biden's mental sharpness, Trump experienced a memory lapse this week when he momentarily forgot his youngest son's age.

During an interview with Univision 51, Trump stumbled over Barron's age while discussing the youngster's upcoming political involvement as a Florida delegate for the Republican National Convention.

"Well, to me that's very cute because it's a very young guy and he's graduating from high school this year," he said, per Radar. "He's a very good student, very smart."

He continued: "And I think that's great. I think it's very interesting too. But he's pretty young. I will say. He's 17, but if they can do that, I'm all for it. I think I'm all for it. And he probably would be, knowing him. He would probably be for it, too."

On Thursday, Judge Juan Merhcan denied two motions by Trump's defense team. The first was a request for Merchan to modify Trump's gag order so he could respond to Daniels' testimony.

In response to this, Merchan stated that he could not take the defense's "word" that Trump would respond to Daniels "low-key" as the Republican presidential hopeful has a "track record" when it comes to his online attacks.

"My concern is not just with protecting Ms. Daniels or a witness who has already testified; my concern is protecting these proceedings as a whole," the judge added before denying the defense's motion.

For the second motion, Trump's team argued a mistrial, claiming that Daniels' testimony was not consistent with her previous claims. However, according to Newsweek, prosecutor Joshua Steinglass branded the claim as "flat-out untrue."

Trump's lawyer, Todd Blanche, tried to capitalize on some explicit claims Daniels made, such as information about the politician not using a condom, to justify his argument. However, Merchan ultimately denied the motion, questioning the defense team's decision not to "object to a mention of the condom" during the cross-examination.