Donald Trump Brutally Mocked By Joe Biden's Team For Almost Falling On Stage At A Rally

President Joe Biden's campaign team has trolled Donald Trump after he was caught wobbling embarrassingly while on the stage at a Minnesota rally.

The team took to X, where they shared a clip of the incident. They described the former president as "feeble" and mocked him for going on a tirade about the quality of the stage.

As part of Trump's campaign to promote his re-election bid, the former president recently held a rally in Minnesota.

During his speech, Trump encountered a moment of awkwardness when the podium he grasped tilted, causing the billionaire mogul to wobble embarrassingly on stage.

Angered by the incident, Trump then called out the event organizers for putting up what seemed to be a defective setup.

"You know this is the worst platform, who put this stage up?" he said. "The freaking place is falling down."

A clip of the incident was then shared on X(formerly Twitter) by Biden-Harris HQ and captioned with a statement that trolled Trump.

It read, "A feeble Trump nearly falls down on stage after he leans on his podium too hard and then goes on an angry rant, calling his event workers "crappy."

In the comment section, social media users joined in on the fun, taking shots at Trump for "embarrassing" himself and alleging that the event organizers were underpaid.

One person wrote, "They couldn't get a regular contractor to build it because they knew he wouldn't pay them! Lol." While a second individual commented, "You get what you don't pay for."

Another person quoted the video: "He can't be even a little bit embarrassed or laugh at himself. Unease means lash out at others and direct spotlight away for a moment. It's a tiny example of how his ego drives everything."

Someone else remarked, "You know if you name call the people who do the hard work often enough, you are soon left with no one willing to do the hard work, Orange arse."

One more person commented, "Jesus Christ. He can't admit ONE THING. blaming others."

Trump recently asked Biden to apologize to him, claiming he was the mastermind behind his ongoing legal woes.

The ex-president took to his Truth Social platform to bemoan his situation and asked that his hush money trial be dropped.

He wrote on the social media site, "There is virtually universal agreement of the fact that the Alvin Bragg Witch Hunt against me, a SHAM TRIAL instigated and prosecuted directly from the inner halls of the White House and DOJ, should be immediately dropped, with apologies to me and all of the others who have had to live with this Election Interfering Hoax against Crooked Joe Biden's Political Opponent. Not nice!!!"

Trump stands accused of 34 felony counts of falsifying his business records with the intent to defraud and commit another crime. It stems from hush money payments made to former adult star Stormy Daniels to hide her one-night stand with the billionaire mogul.

As their presidential debates draw near, Trump has insisted that Biden take a drug test to be certain he is following the rules.

The billionaire mogul referenced the incumbent's State of the Union address, alleging that Biden had used performance-enhancing drugs as he was "high as a kite" when he delivered the speech.

"I just want to debate this guy, but you know – and I'm gonna demand a drug test too, by the way," Trump said during a speech at a GOP dinner in St. Paul, Minnesota, per the New York Post.

He continued, "I am. No, I really am. I don't want him coming in like the State of the Union. He was high as a kite. We're going to demand a drug test."

Elsewhere, the billionaire politician shared his thoughts on the networks hosting the debates, noting, "They're going to be fair, I think they're going to be fair enough."

Over the few weeks the trial has been ongoing, the likes of Daniels, Trump's lawyer Micheal Cohen, and former National Enquirer publisher David Pecker have all taken to the stand.

The court sessions are expected to last a few more weeks before a verdict is reached. However, Trump recently made a surprising claim, saying that the prosecution led by Alvin Bragg wants to drop the case.

"People are thinking that [George] Soros backed D.A., Alvin Bragg, who never wanted to bring the Witch Hunt against me in the first place, is going to drop this ridiculous and very unpatriotic 'Case' in order to save lots of money, and also the self-respect of his once revered Office," the real estate mogul wrote on his Truth Social platform.

Trump added, "He would then be able to focus on Violent Crime, which is running rampant and totally out of control in New York."