President Joe Biden and former President Barack Obama were caught on camera talking about Vice President Kamala Harris’ possible election at Ethel Kennedy’s funeral on Wednesday, a professional lip reader told New York. he told the Post.
Biden told Obama that “she” wasn’t as strong as he was, but the moment the former president said “that’s true” was caught on camera, with London-based forensic lip reader Jeremy Deciphered by Freeman. post paid For translation. It was not immediately clear who Biden and Obama were referring to, but the New York Post speculated that the conversation was about a possible vice presidential run. (RELATED: ‘What are you talking about?’: Bret Bayer struggles to explain how Harris will ‘move forward’ as she pushes back)
“She’s not as strong as me,” the president told Obama, according to the paper.
“I know…it’s true…we have time,” President Obama seemed to say.
Freeman said Biden added, “Yes, we’ll make it.”
JUST IN: The New York Post reported that a professional lip reader found President Obama agreeing with President Biden that Kamala is “not as strong” as he is.
But the Post reported that Obama assured Biden that “there is time.”
Biden: “She’s not as strong as me.”
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“A ‘lip-reading expert’?” Was the usual right-wing fortune teller absent? Only President Biden and President Obama know what they discussed, but they were by no means the only ones,” White House press secretary Andrew Bates told the New York Post.
Two former Biden staffers currently working on Harris’ campaign told the New York Post that Biden’s campaign is “not at all similar.” [Biden] To say that,” he said, rushing to the store to get his “new lip-reader.”
U.S. President Joe Biden, former U.S. President Barack Obama, and former U.S. President Bill Clinton at the memorial service for Mother Ethel Kennedy at the Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle in Washington, October 16, 2024. Kerry Kennedy (left) is greeted by , D.C. Kennedy, a tireless human rights defender and widow of assassinated American politician Robert F. Kennedy, passed away on October 10, 2024 at the age of 96, her family announced. (Photo by MANDEL NGAN/AFP via Getty Images)
After withdrawing from the presidential race in July, Biden told “The View” that he remained in denial about why his party had removed him from the race. The president told the hosts that polls show he can still beat Trump, adding that he believes he can beat the former president if he remains in the race.
“Our relationship is good. Look, I didn’t quite buy the claim that somehow there was an overwhelming resistance to running again. I didn’t feel it. And the polls… “They said Mr. Biden’s polls were different, but the truth is, my polls have always been within the range of being ahead of Mr. Biden,” the president said.
“What I did…I think it was, but it didn’t make sense. There were some guys who wanted to see me step aside, so they had a chance to move on. I get it, that’s human nature. But that wasn’t why I resigned. I started thinking about it, you know. “It’s hard, but I know you’re only 30 years old,” the president continued, leaning over Farah. “But it’s hard to think about it and even say how old you are.”
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— Nate Silver (@NateSilver538) October 17, 2024
From September to October, Ms. Harris’ reputation among voters dropped five points to 43 percent, while her negative rating rose four points, according to MSNBC national political correspondent Steve Kornacki. While most polls show a crowded race across the race and key battleground states, journalist Mark Halperin said on October 8 that he believes Harris is in trouble. .
“I saw new private polls today that are very solid. She’s in a very difficult situation. The conversations that I’m having with the data and the conversations that I’m having with Trump officials and Democrats are that the last 48 hours have shown that Trump’s “I’m very bullish on the possibilities,” Halperin said. “Think about the seven battleground states. Which ones is Harris at risk of losing? I think Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona, North Carolina and Georgia.”
