Sky News host Caleb Bond has reacted to a clip of Donald Trump’s so-called “Biden moment” where the US President appeared to stumble up the steps of Air Force One.
“There he goes, he nearly fell, but he rights himself,” he said.“He did a slightly better job, it should be said, than Biden; of course, you will remember this footage when, well, he basically fell over every time he tried to hit the steps.
“I am waiting – and I am sure it will come eventually – for the anti-Trump people to tune this out and say, ‘look, here’s proof that Donald Trump can’t make his way up the stairs. He’s just as bad as Joe Biden’.”
Donald Trump Experiences ‘Biden Moment’ After Viral Stumble Up Air Force One Stairs
President Donald Trump recently made headlines after a stumble while ascending the stairs to Air Force One, an incident that quickly went viral and drew comparisons to similar missteps by his predecessor, Joe Biden.
The moment occurred on Sunday, June 8, 2025, as President Trump was boarding the presidential aircraft at Morristown Municipal Airport in New Jersey, en route to Camp David. Videos shared widely across social media showed the President momentarily losing his footing on the steps. While he quickly regained his balance and continued without assistance, the footage sparked considerable online discussion.
The incident was notably amplified due to President Trump’s past criticisms of then-President Biden regarding his own occasional stumbles and gaffes. Social media users were quick to point out the irony, with many coining the term “Biden moment” to describe the President’s brief loss of footing. Commentary ranged from lighthearted jokes to more serious discussions about age and fitness for office, mirroring debates that have often surrounded both leaders.
The White House has not issued an official statement regarding the minor misstep. However, the viral nature of the video underscores the intense scrutiny placed on public figures, especially when their actions align with or contradict their previous statements or political narratives.
