Trump Loses Balance in Middle of Jan. 6 Rant as Air Force One Pitches Before Landing

President Donald Trump lost his balance in the middle of a falsehood-riddled rant about the January 6 committee, steadying himself as Air Force One pitched before landing.

It was a busy weekend for Trump, who watched airstrikes in Yemen when he wasn’t golfing his way to, as he wrote on Truth Social, “the Golf Club Championship, probably my last, at Trump International Golf Club, in Palm Beach County, Florida. Such a great honor!”

Trump boarded Air Force One shortly after attending the awards dinner at his golf club, and emerged from his cabin to speak with reporters about fifteen minutes before landing.

Among other things. Trump repeatedly attacked President Joe Biden over his preemptive pardons for figures like Dr. Anthony Fauci and Jan. 6 Committee members, baselessly claiming they were signed mechanically without Biden’s knowledge.

In closing the ten-minute gaggle, Trump lost his balance as he was repeating oft-debunked falsehoods about the January 6 committee “destroying” evidence among others.

Trump steadied himself and told reporters it was time to land:

And what they did is they deleted and destroyed all of the information that took them over a year to get.

And the reason they did that is because the information was very incriminating about them. Like Nancy Pelosi it was determined conclusively that she knew about 10,000 soldiers and turned it down. And if we used 500 soldiers, you would’ve had no problem, let alone 10,000.

The young lady that said that I grabbed these powerful, young Secret Service agents by the neck, okay? You know, that was a big hoax. It was a lie. And she admitted it!

And they deleted everything. So, you know, what they did is criminal!

(PLANE PITCHES).

I think we’re about to land, everybody! Have a good time, we’ll see you very soon–.

A pool report noted that “At the end of the gaggle, turbulence was picking up so he returned back to his seat.”

Watch above via C-SPAN.

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