Talk Between Biden and Obama During Funeral Allegedly About Kamala: She May Not Like What They Said
A recent report claims that President Joe Biden and former President Barack Obama shared a negative opinion about Vice President Kamala Harris during Ethel Kennedy’s funeral. According to the New York Post, a professional lip reader interpreted their private conversation, suggesting Biden said, “She’s not as strong as me,” to which Obama agreed. The report indicates that Barack Obama acknowledged Biden’s concerns about Harris’s strength as a candidate, stating, “I know … that’s true,” followed by a suggestion that they had time to work on their political strategy.
The conversation’s details have stirred interest and speculation, particularly about the Democrats’ internal dynamics and concerns surrounding Harris as a potential candidate for the next presidential election. Some Democratic sources expressed apprehension about Harris’s viability as an alternative to Biden, indicating historical discussions about the possibility of changing the ticket.
Biden’s representative criticized the lip-reading claims, suggesting it lacks credibility, while former White House officials who support Harris also doubted the report’s accuracy. The discourse surrounding this incident reflects ongoing tensions within the Democratic Party as it gears up for upcoming elections.
A new report indicates President Joe Biden and former President Barack Obama privately d an unflattering opinion about Vice President Kamala Harris during Wednesday’s funeral for Ethel Kennedy.
The report comes from the New York Post, which said it hired a professional lip reader to learn what took place when the two Democrats spoke privately in a conversation caught on camera but too far for a microphone to hear.
The Post report offers a unique take on the conversation, which fascinated many.
I have severe tinnitus and have had to try to learn to read lips.
I couldn’t make out what Biden uttered to Obama, but the beginning of the reply from Obama was, “Nope, nope … (he nods his head, no, and then says) it’s gone.”
The look on Obamas face is ominous, and Biden’s… pic.twitter.com/ydi4OGuQZo
— MAGAMan1 (@ClarissasDad215) October 16, 2024
“She’s not as strong as me,” Biden said, according to the Post.
“I know … that’s true,” Obama replied, according to the lip-reading.
Obama then added, “We have time.”
“Yeah, we’ll get it in time,” Biden said.
Earlier, Obama had said, “It’s important that we have some time together.”
JUST IN: The New York Post says a professional lip reader caught Obama agreeing with President Biden that Kamala is “not as strong” as he is.
Obama assured Biden, however, that they “have time” according to the Post
Biden: “She’s not as strong as me.”
Obama: “I know… that’s… pic.twitter.com/H5DANASJ3x
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) October 17, 2024
The Post interpreted the quote as a reference to Obama campaigning for Harris.
The Post said the lip reading was done by Jeremy Freeman, “a London-based forensic lip reader who was born deaf and for 16 years has served as a University College London-certified expert witness for litigants, the police and journalists.”
The Post sought a reaction from Democrats to the conversation, noting that Harris was not directly mentioned.
“From the outset, there has been widespread concern that Harris was not a strong alternative to Biden, who clearly was a sinking ship. So much so [that] multiple House members floated the idea of an open convention or removing Harris from the ticket along with Biden,” one unnamed Democratic source reportedly told the Post.
“Democrats essentially robbed Peter to pay Paul and are now stuck with a less likable sinking ship.”
Biden representative Andrew Bates mocked the report.
“A ‘lip reading expert’? Did your usual right-wing soothsayer have their out-of-office up? Only President Biden and President Obama know what they discussed, but this certainly wasn’t it,” he said.
The Post said two former White House officials who worked for Biden and are backing Harris cast doubt on the lip reader’s version of what was said.
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