Moment ‘unfit’ Trump exposes ‘sickness’ on live TV with huge error

US President Donald Trump left viewers baffled during a press conference on Venezuela when he repeated the same points multiple times while discussing recent US strikes and the reported capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.

During the briefing, Trump spoke about the possibility of a “second wave” of attacks, repeatedly emphasizing that the initial strike had been highly successful. He said variations of the same statement within seconds, making his speech appear rambling and disorganized. At one point, he stated that a second, larger operation was ready if needed but suggested it was probably unnecessary because the first wave had achieved its goals.

Social media quickly reacted to the unusual repetition. Viewers described the segment as confusing and concerning, with some questioning his ability to effectively lead. Comments ranged from pointing out the repeated phrases to criticizing his overall public behavior, with phrases like “unfit for office” and “half conscious most of the time” appearing frequently online.

This incident follows earlier moments in Trump’s public appearances that drew scrutiny, including a speech where he referenced dancing, compared himself to past presidents, and pulled exaggerated facial expressions while acting out weightlifting movements. Critics argued that such behavior contributed to a perception of erratic or unfocused communication.

The press conference highlights the intense attention given to Trump’s public statements, where even brief lapses in clarity or repeated remarks are amplified by social media and news coverage. It also reflects ongoing debates over his leadership style and approach to foreign policy, particularly in sensitive situations such as military action in Venezuela.