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President Donald Trump’s “Sleepy Joe” jab at former President Joe Biden appeared to take an awkward turn during a September 28 Oval Office event, after cameras captured Trump with his eyes closed and appearing to doze off while officials discussed a planned $15 billion steel plant in Iowa. Trump had invoked his familiar “Sleepy Joe” nickname for Biden while highlighting his administration’s steel and manufacturing agenda. Moments later, footage showed the president sitting behind the Resolute Desk, appearing to struggle to keep his eyes open as Energy Secretary Chris Wright and other officials spoke about the Iowa project. The clip quickly spread across social media, triggering a wave of memes, jokes and criticism, while some users defended Trump and argued that the footage showed nothing more than a brief moment of fatigue. WATCH
Updated 29 days ago

President Donald Trump has sparked a fresh wave of online reactions after appearing to briefly doze off during a 9/11 remembrance ceremony, with footage from the event quickly drawing comparisons to his past attacks on Joe Biden over the former president's age and alleged lack of energy. As America gathered to remember the victims of the September 11 attacks, Trump was seen appearing drowsy during the solemn ceremony, while Joe Biden stood alongside Jill Biden at Ground Zero as the country paid tribute to those killed in the attacks. The moment quickly revived Trump's well-known "Sleepy Joe" attacks on Biden, with critics now turning the phrase back on Trump and social media users asking, "Who's the sleepy guy now?" Trump's apparent moment of drowsiness triggered a heated online debate, with critics calling it disrespectful during a solemn memorial while supporters pushed back against the political backlash.
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