Biden clarified remarks after he said the only “garbage” he saw “floating out there” were supporters at Trump's Madison Square Garden rally on Sunday.

President Biden tried to clarify that his comment about 'garbage' referred to a speaker at Trump's MSG rally, not his base of supporters.

When questioned about President Biden’s prior comment describing some Trump supporters as "garbage," White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre clarified that Biden specifically targeted the "hateful rhetoric" from a Trump supporter at a recent MSG rally regarding Puerto Rico.

Voters across the country reacted to President Biden's comments referring to Trump supporters as 'garbage' in conversations with Fox News Digital.

Santiago / , Angela Weiss / AFP via Well, shortly after the rally, President Joe Biden joined a call with the advocacy group Voto Latino, where he condemned Hinchcliffe's words, saying, “Just the other day,

As the 2024 US election approaches the final day, all candidates (present and past) have indulged in major gaffes - from Joe Biden's 'garbage' comment to Donald Trump's apparent mumbling issues. Some of the top gaffes include Harris's "I stood up to veterans" to Biden's "Smack in the a--" comments.

Though it already feels like a lifetime ago in this cesspool of an election season, I'm sure you remember Donald Trump's Madison Square Garden rally hosted last week. You know — the one filled with bouts of racism,

A viral video shared on X claims 2024 Republican nominee and former President Donald Trump purportedly had a stroke during a recent campaign event with a garbage truck. Verdict: False The claim is false.

Both men said they were just trying to be helpful and would have helped regardless of which candidate had called them.