"Adlinthin," "Magastine," and "weak nicks" are among the things Donald Trump said at his Saturday rally in Pennsylvania. The internet had a field day with all of them.
Trump this weekend gave a rally speech in the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, where he opened the talk by drawing attention to the ongoing Iranian attacks on Israel. But political onlookers and citizen journalists were quick to point out the former president's "glitches" that occurred throughout the campaign event.
Trump in one instance said that the people of Israel are under attack because the United States has shown "great weak nicks." Actress Morgan Fairchild was quick to point that one out.
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"Weak NICKS?" she asked on social media following Trump's comment.
@JoJoFromJerz said, "'Weak nicks' sounds like a knock-off Crazy Eddie where they only sell shitty made in China Trump merch."
"Trump’s decline continues," the @TrumpsTaxes account wrote.
In another instance, as Trump was calling Rolling Stone a liberal outlet, he accidentally called it a "magastine."
Then the Joe Biden rapid response team, Biden-Harris HQ, stepped up to the plate.
"Trump, confused: This was a magastine that I’ve never read," the account wrote.
@Leslieannscott wrote, "What is a magastine???"
In a third example, Trump at his rally was talking about immigration when he invented the word "adlinthin," according to onlookers.
"Just last week it was reported that an illegal adlinthin-- and you just look at this, what's happening," he said Saturday.
Journalist Bill Grueskin chimed in on that one.
"Hmm. That sounded more like 'adledirthin' than 'adlinthin' which if true kind of changes everything," he wrote.
@JoJoFromJerz added, "We see what’s happening alright. It’s called dementia. And it’s getting worse."
@Trumpnado2016 asked, "What's an adelethelin?" The account added, "We all fumble words, but these Trump glitches are getting really weird."
