'Beeeeeg': Internet erupts over Trump slip-ups as ex-president struggles with teleprompter

Donald Trump on Wednesday held two separate rallies, including one where he repeatedly complained that his teleprompter was blowing in the wind, but the internet is most interested in the former president's messed up words.

Trump, who has historically been known to "glitch" at his rallies, even inventing words such as "adlinthin" in the process, first spoke in Wisconsin, where he reportedly failed at pronouncing a four-syllable word.

Attempting to deride the bipartisan $1.2 trillion infrastructure legislation passed under President Joe Biden's administration, the ex-president said, "[It didn't] work out too well—$1.2 trillion for their fake infra-trucker-sher bill."

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Later in the day, Trump at his rally in Freeland, Michigan, experienced a situation in which his teleprompter was blown towards the crowd by the wind, rendering the former president unable to see it — and causing him to go off the rails and even become unintelligible at times. In addition to physically adjusting the prompter, Trump called Sean Hannity a legal expert at that rally.

It was at his Michigan rally that Trump made another verbal slip-up that caused an uproar on social media networks.

"Our country must be saved. "Our country is in beeg big very dangerous trouble," Trump said during the second rally.

@DCelesteSpencer, a Georgia Democrat, said, "Our Country is in beeg big dangerous trouble with Trump not locked up!"

@CatEyes07666 wrote, "Is that beeger than YUGE?"

Popular account Spiro's Ghost, @AntiToxicPeople had this to say:

"Nothing to see here. Just a man with conspicuous neurological deterioration who constantly misfires and can’t even pronounce the word 'big.'"

A user by the name "Katelyn Cox" wrote, "Trump can't say basic words or places today. He struggled with 'big,' saying 'beeeeeg.' He has problems."

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