‘Hillary Still Hates Me’, Donald Trump Shares Parody Version Of His Chat With Obama At Jimmy Carter Funeral (Watch Video)
A recent interaction between Donald Trump and Barack Obama during Jimmy Carter’s funeral has captured widespread attention online. A video showing the two seated together went viral, sparking curiosity and speculation about their conversation. However, Trump took to his social media platform, Truth Social, to mock the buzz by posting a spoof video with fake audio dubbing their exchange.
In the spoof video, dubbed audio portrays a playful, exaggerated conversation between the two former presidents. The faux Obama voice claims, “I knew you’d win,” to which the pseudo-Trump responds, “Come on. Anyone could beat her,” referring to Vice President Kamala Harris, whom Trump defeated in the 2024 election. Harris, seated in the row ahead of them with her husband, Douglas Emhoff, was humorously included in the parody.
The fabricated Obama voice quips, “Did you see that? [Harris] won’t even look at me,” with Trump’s fake voice replying, “Apparently, they said she fell off the wagon.” The voiceover continues with playful jabs, with Obama commenting on Harris not being “built for this amount of pressure.”
The spoof also pokes fun at President Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton. The fake Obama voice remarks, “He just didn’t wanna leave,” in a jab at Biden, and Trump’s dubbed audio adds, “Hillary still hates me. So much.”
Despite the playful parody, Trump offered more genuine reflections on the funeral during his post. He remarked on how well he got along with Obama during the event. “We probably have a little different philosophies, right? But we probably do [get along]. I don’t know,” he said, adding, “We met backstage, as you know, before we went on. And I thought it was a beautiful service. But we all got along very well, which is good.”
Reports from the event described the interaction between Trump and Obama as surprisingly friendly, with the pair even appearing cordial despite their historically tense relationship.
The seating arrangement at the funeral, which included other prominent U.S. leaders like Mike Pence, George W. Bush, and Bill Clinton, also drew attention. Comedy programs like The Daily Show took the opportunity to poke fun at the situation. A comedian joked about the awkwardness of Obama sitting beside Trump, saying, “It’s a little weird for Obama, right? To go from ‘this guy is future Hitler’ to ‘oh, man, cool story, future Hitler!’”
The joke highlighted Obama’s longstanding criticism of Trump, whom he has frequently described as a threat to democracy.
The viral video and Trump’s spoof highlight the ongoing public fascination with the dynamics between past and present political figures. Whether genuine camaraderie or playful mockery, the moment between Trump and Obama has provided plenty of fodder for speculation, humor, and analysis as both remain prominent figures in the American political landscape.
