Trump Notices Picture of Biden on Veteran's Prosthetic Leg, Knows Exactly Where He Needs to Sign It

During a gathering with wounded military veterans in the Oval Office on Wednesday, President Donald Trump took a playful jab at former President Joe Biden, characterizing him as both ineffective and unfit to lead.

The lighthearted moment unfolded as Trump noticed a humorous image of Biden displayed on one of the veterans' prosthetic limbs.

“Who’s that picture on there?” Trump asked with a grin.

The veteran replied, “That is Joe Biden, and it says, ‘Let’s go Brandon!’”

The response sparked uproarious laughter throughout the room.

For context, “Let’s go Brandon” is a widely recognized euphemism used in place of the more explicit chant, “F*** Joe Biden.”

Later in the meeting, an aide handed the prosthetic leg to Trump so he could sign it for the veteran.

As he wrote over the image of Biden, Trump quipped: “I can’t stand this guy. You know why? Because he did a rotten job. He should’ve never been president.”

He further joked that he was signing directly over Biden’s mouth with a permanent marker, adding, “It’ll never, ever come off. Right over his mouth, which he didn’t use very well.”

This exchange is just one of the many humorous episodes that have become a signature part of Trump’s presidency.

Known for his bold and often controversial sense of humor, Trump frequently uses comic relief to engage with the public during otherwise tense and complex times at home and abroad.

Many users on X (formerly Twitter) commented that the interaction made Trump even more relatable and likable in their eyes.

Despite facing tough challenges—including tackling illegal immigration, soaring inflation, and rising international instability—Trump continues to rely on humor as a tool for leadership.

Injecting levity into serious discussions can help preserve morale and show resilience in the face of adversity. A leader who maintains humor in difficult moments often inspires greater confidence and optimism in the public.

Since his inauguration, Trump has pledged to lead the country into a renewed era of prosperity. Now, three months into his second term, there is still much progress to be made.

But overall, many believe the nation is moving in a promising direction.