After Biden Fell Off His Bike, Trump Posts Video Of Him Hitting Biden With Golf Ball

Former President Trump was seen hitting President Joe Biden with a golf ball in a doctored video posted to his Truth Social.

On Saturday, President Trump shared an edited video of him striking Biden in the head with a golf ball and causing him to fall off his bike.

It recalls the actual video of Biden crashing his bike while stopped that was recorded near his beach home in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.

The video was posted to Truth Social on Saturday and was created by a user on Twitter named @NautPoso and reposted by the President. Conservative commentator, Benny Johnson, then put it on Twitter with the caption, “BREAKING: Donald Trump has responded to the Biden Bike video on Truth Social.”

Next News Network reported earlier about when Biden fell off his bike that morning and the reaction online to it. It didn’t include Trump’s reaction on Truth Social.

The original video was posted by @nautposo on Twitter in response to Catturd’s post reading, “Let the memes begin.”

At the time, the president, 79, was biking with Secret Service agents. When he stopped, his foot got caught in his pedal cage and he fell to the ground while trying to dismount. He landed on his right side and rolled onto his back.

Watch the unedited clip below.

Biden was riding near Cape Henlopen State Park. He said afterwards that he was left unhurt in the incident and plans to stay in Delaware through Monday for the weekend to celebrate his 45th wedding anniversary to First Lady Jill Biden.

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In that video, Biden went down faster than his poll numbers. Joe and Jill went up a hill and Joe came tumbling back down off his bike. It’s becoming more obvious that Joe Biden doesn’t have the stamina to be President. That’s why many Americans are coming out to vote against his policies in the 2022 midterms. Do you think Trump was right to post that video of Biden?

Joel Bailey

Joel Bailey is a social commentator and writer at the Next News Network. He graduated from Fisher College in Boston, Massachusetts and was adopted from Africa. He is proof of the American dream and learned conservative values at a young age.