Joe Biden's call with his former campaign staff on Monday sparked new theories about the president's health after a strange moment in the call with his vice president, Kamala Harris.
The 81-year-old president spoke in a hoarse voice from his home in Delaware and told Harris: “I'm watching you, baby.”
However, many noticed something strange when Harris said: "Joe, I know you're still on the phone."
Many believe that Biden is “seriously” ill because of the way he announced his departure.
Fanatic conservative Marjorie Taylor Greene wondered if the game was over because of a slip of the tongue by Harris, as Harris clearly pronounced the word “record” during the hearing before correcting herself and saying “call” to Biden.
She added: "Did Kamala reveal the truth? Was the conversation with Biden a recording?"
An account on the “X” platform noted the reaction of campaign manager Julie Chavez Rodriguez during the meeting, saying: “Pay attention to the body language of the woman on the platform; she knows that there is something clearly wrong. She did not have an actual conversation with Biden, which led people to believe that this was "Most likely a pre-recorded voice or artificial intelligence."
Biden has not been able to speak publicly since he tested positive for COVID-19 last week.
The president was last seen in public late Wednesday after arriving at a US air base in Dover, Delaware, after testing positive for Covid-19.
There is no evidence that Biden has serious health problems, and anything like that would pose a major national security problem and raise questions about whether he needs to step down as president before the November election.
Controversial Congresswoman Lauren Boebert, in a post on X, demanded “proof of Biden’s life.”
She said: "He needs to stand in front of some cameras and discuss whether he knew he had withdrawn. Hiding is completely unacceptable."
Journalist Glenn Greenwald - an anti-Biden leftist - also posted on social media deeming it "strange and wrong" that Biden has not made a televised announcement or appeared in person since his decision was revealed.
“For a president to drop out of the race with a tweet and then disappear is bizarre,” Greenwald wrote. “If he is well enough to make the decision, he is well enough to speak.”
For his part, Republican Party representative Green described Biden's decision to withdraw as a "conspiracy without any evidence," adding: "There is a soft civil war taking place in the deep state and the elites in power."
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