Kamala Appears Worn Out, Visibly Exhausted in Newly Released Clip

While Democrats continue to spotlight former President Donald Trump’s age, it seems Vice President Kamala Harris may be the one truly “losing steam” with just days left before the election.

The Trump War Room social media page shared a video showing Harris yawning and looking distant while speaking on the phone with an aide, seemingly on an administration helicopter.

The Trump campaign stated that Harris is “cracking” after only three months as the Democratic Party’s candidate, a role in which she was “installed,” as they put it. “Kamala is exhausted — cracking under the rigors of a presidential campaign after she was installed as a nominee who didn’t earn a single vote. Yikes!” read the post on X.

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This video surfaces as Harris faces another controversy this week.

During a recent Zoom event, Biden commented on a comedian at Trump’s Madison Square Garden rally on Sunday, likening Puerto Rico to “a floating island of garbage.”

On a campaign Zoom call Tuesday night, Biden said: “The only garbage I see floating out there is his [Trump’s] supporters.”

Trump responded instantly: “Wow, that’s what [Biden] says… garbage. I think it’s worse [than deplorable].”

Trump was referencing Hillary Clinton’s well-known 2016 remark where she described some of Trump’s supporters as a “basket of deplorables.”

“Please forgive him for he knoweth not what he says. Honestly, he doesn’t. And I’m convinced he likes me more than he likes Kamala,” Trump quipped, pointing to Biden’s apparent cognitive decline.

“No!” the crowd responded to Trump.

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Trump’s allies swiftly criticized Biden’s comments.

“Just moments ago, Joe Biden called our supporters garbage. I hope his campaign plans to apologize. We’re not garbage; we’re patriots who love America,” said Rubio, appearing onstage with Trump.

Trump’s running mate, J.D. Vance, denounced Biden’s remarks, calling them “disgusting.”

“This is disgusting. Kamala Harris and her boss Joe Biden are targeting half the country. There’s no excuse for this. I hope America rejects it,” Vance remarked.

Donald Trump Jr. took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to voice his disapproval: “The media spent the week complaining about a comedian’s joke. Meanwhile, Tim Walz compared Trump supporters to Nazis. Kamala Harris didn’t condemn it. Now Kamala’s closest Democratic ally, Joe Biden, calls all Trump supporters ‘garbage.’ Absolutely disgusting!”

Trump’s campaign communications director, Steven Cheung, also criticized Biden’s comments on X, stating that Vice President Kamala Harris and the president “HATE Americans and will do everything to crush us if they ever regain power.”

The White House attempted to clarify Biden’s words, insisting he wasn’t referring to Trump’s supporters, despite his apparent focus on them.

White House spokesperson Andrew Bates told Fox News that Biden “was referencing the hateful rhetoric at the Madison Square Garden rally as ‘garbage.’”

Biden later explained that he was denouncing the comedian’s remarks, not Trump’s supporters.

“Earlier today, I described the hateful rhetoric about Puerto Rico at Trump’s rally as garbage—which is the only word that fits,” Biden clarified in a post on X. “His demonization of Latinos is unacceptable. That’s all I meant. Those rally comments don’t represent who we are as a nation.”