Former President Donald Trump has made unsubstantiated claims that President Joe Biden was on drugs during his State of the Union address last month. Trump demanded a debate with Biden and called for drug tests to be conducted at such events.
In an appearance on conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt's show, Trump suggested that Biden appeared "jacked up" at the beginning of the State of the Union address but was "fading fast" by the end. He insinuated that Biden was using cocaine, although he admitted he had no evidence to support this claim.
Trump went on to assert that debates with Biden should include drug testing, alleging that Biden is being helped in some way because he often appears to be falling asleep. However, Trump did not provide any evidence to back up his allegations.
This is not the first time Trump has made such accusations against his opponents. During the 2016 presidential campaign, he claimed that his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, was using performance-enhancing drugs. Trump himself faced scrutiny during the campaign for his repeated sniffing, leading to speculation that he could be using cocaine.
It's worth noting that these claims from Trump are unsupported and have been widely criticized as baseless.
