Just what exactly did Barron Trump say to Joe Biden at Donald Trump’s inauguration? Experts say it was not as interesting as the wild speculations from social media commentators.
The brief interaction between Biden and Barron Trump began with the outgoing president being all smiles as the younger Trump shook his hand before he leaning in appearing to whisper something in Biden’s ear. The interaction ended with Biden appearing serious.
Social media users were wildly speculating that Barron whispered something ominous to Biden that drastically altered the former president’s mood, phrases like “you’re done” and “it’s time.”
But, body language experts say what Barron Trump said to Biden was not that serious.
Forensic lip reader Jeremy Freeman told LADBible that he believes Biden said, “It’s good to see you man” and Barron responded, “Exactly.” Freeman characterized Barron’s response as “slightly bizarre.”
Body language guru Judi James was more sycophantic as she shared her insights with Mail Online about what Barron Trump said to Joe Biden.
“Barron very confidently and by all appearances charmingly bent to shake hands and exchange a few words with Biden,” James said.
As for Biden’s sudden change of expression, James said that just marked the end of their brief exchange.
“Although Biden’s face seems to fall as though Barron has passed on some kind of sinister threat or message, the truth was less dramatic as Barron seemed to be leaning to greet Kamala and Biden’s face was registering the fact that he’d finished his greeting ritual with Trump’s son,” James said.
When he was introduced by his father, he stood like a rock star acknowledging the cheers and chants of his name and even cupped his ear to increase them. Which is probably why people might assume (wrongly I’d say) that he’s possibly making barbed comments on his way out here,” James continued.
In any case, no matter what Barron Trump said to Biden in that moment, Republicans praised the younger Trump as a “class act” for simply acknowledging the outgoing president. That is where we are now.
