Biden, Obama and Pelosi Join Forces To Create New Propaganda Video

Looks like the disatrous duo are back, and this time they’ve brought a third wheel, Nancy Pelosi, to help create a video that is sure to sway no one.

Did they use some editing tricks to make it seem like Biden is reading his cue cards with ease?

You’ve seen him speak, you know how it goes.

He’s not good going live on air.

So was this pre-recorded?

Watch for yourself and you be the judge.

Fact check: fake news pic.twitter.com/ccGMVysnVT

— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) March 23, 2024

RedState reports:

Joe Biden has great trouble speaking and dealing with the teleprompter live.

It looks like they pulled in more help for him on Saturday when they released a “National Call” that was supposed to be live with Barack Obama and Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA). But the “live” video looked heavily edited, and they looked completely unnatural.

The RNC Research folks called them out for splicing the video and then falsely calling it “live” when Joe Biden was actually in Delaware on Saturday. The account said it was recorded yesterday.  This one clip has multiple cuts in it; Biden looks terrible and is slurring again.

If they aren’t able to tell the truth, then you know how deficient and desperate they truly are.

if you look at the full video, the mouth movements, the sound and the captions are all out of sync. The three people have no shadows in the video. Plus the captions also spell things wrong, including hilariously spelling Obama “O’bama.”

Biden, flanked by Obama and Pelosi, again peddles the debunked lie that "Trump told us to inject ourselves with bleach." pic.twitter.com/tJKLIzAwmD

— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) March 23, 2024

Remember when Trump told us to inject ourselves with bleach?

Me neither.

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— Nickarama (@nickaramaOG) March 23, 2024

What was that Joe?

I didn’t catch that last bit.

Biden answers a staged question by slurring through an answer written on his giant teleprompter pic.twitter.com/8vvRdfRuoZ

— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) March 23, 2024