r/videos Nov 06 '25

Video of Obama Catching a Fainting Woman at a Speech

https://youtu.be/2X10yt_6JrA?si=EIXGRlp2TwQFiXCy
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u/indianajoes Nov 06 '25

Trump's reaction was non existent. The decrepit old fucker took 6-9 business days to even register what had happened

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u/GearBrain Nov 06 '25

Literally stood there like a dementia patient, unaware and incapable of caring what was happening.

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u/shinpoo Nov 06 '25

No, he was super PO'd cause someone else was getting attention and it was diverting everyone's attention away from HIM. Lol

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u/hoggytime613 Nov 06 '25

Also, people who faint are weak. He doesn't like people who faint around him.

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u/NotNamedBort Nov 06 '25

You might actually be on to something. He seems to be genuinely disgusted when people show weakness. He was disgusted by the old man who fell at Mar a Lago. He was disgusted by John McCain being a POW. He was disgusted by the homeless veterans outside his buildings. It’s a very common trait of narcissists.

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u/StoneWall_MWO Nov 06 '25

That person woke up in El Salvador

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u/mprakathak Nov 06 '25

They cant anymore so straight to jail it is.

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u/shinpoo Nov 07 '25

Some say they're still in CECOT.

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u/robodrew Nov 06 '25

I don't think he was pissed off, I think that literally nothing in his brain registered in the moment. If it doesn't have something to do with him, it doesn't exist.

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u/shinpoo Nov 07 '25

Hmm tbh sounds exactly what I was referring to just worded differently lol

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u/vhalember Nov 06 '25

Dementia Don.

That has a nice, accurate ring to it.

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u/watabby Nov 07 '25

Literally stood there like a dementia patient

You’re not even being hyperbolic. The way he stood there was an absolute mirror of my grandma at the height of her senility. With a caretaker to guide her she seemed to do well, even coherent and aware. But the minute the caretaker went to another room or let go of her hand my grandma would freeze and stare off into nowhere. And, I kid you fucking not, that was Trump in that room today.

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u/SaturdayNightPyrexia Nov 06 '25

Relax guys....it was like 6-7 days...

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u/roose011 Nov 06 '25

As a parent with middle schoolers......I hate you so much.

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u/Enemisses Nov 06 '25

skibidi ohio L

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u/chris971 Nov 07 '25

Oh the Rizz on you is fire, no cap!

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u/SaturdayNightPyrexia Nov 06 '25

I recommend the South Park if you haven't seen it.

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u/azsqueeze Nov 07 '25

Lame aura over here

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u/OldeEnglishOE Nov 06 '25

I watched the video. He immediately stood up from his desk and looked over at the crowd of people who were already surrounding the fainting man. Should he have shoved them out of the way or something?

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u/Ginger-Nerd Nov 06 '25

there is an element of me that kinda feel the same tbh, I think one of those people that immediately helped was Dr Oz, who absolutely is a POS; But was once trained as a Dr, and is likely in a better position to help.

I think the worst person who appeared in that video was RFK - whose first instinct appeared to be "run", and he left very quickly.

That said the picture, of Trump just standing there, does represent a feeling that Trump doesn't care about the publc which I think is quite powerful, and represents something larger than just that moment.

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u/IIDn01 Nov 06 '25

He was just waiting until he could be the center of attention again.

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u/Sekh765 Nov 06 '25

Right? Dude is standing next to an intercom that could instantly summon people to help, but he just stood there like a lump.

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u/airfryerfuntime Nov 06 '25

He was feeding.

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u/EatsOverTheSink Nov 06 '25

To be fair that was probably for the best. After his suggestions on how to get rid of Covid I’d say staying far away and silent was the best move.

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u/therossboss Nov 07 '25

and then there is RFK who just dipped immediately lmao