Donald Trump Falling Asleep at Trial Sparks Flood of Mockery

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Trump reportedly fell asleep in the courtroom at multiple points on the first day of his hush-money criminal trial in New York.

Former President Donald Trump is being mercilessly mocked on social media after reportedly falling asleep during the first day of his hush-money criminal trial in New York.Trump appeared in Manhattan Criminal Court court on Monday for the beginning of jury selection but repeatedly dozed off shortly after proceedings got underway, according to New York Times journalist Maggie Haberman and at least one other reporter who attended the trial.

'Wheel him into a fake Oval Office on the back nine of Trump National, tell him he's the president, hand him a Diet Coke and a hamberder, play a nature video, quietly close the door, and walk away. #SleepyDon''If Biden fell asleep in the middle of anything, it would be a major story,' political historian Brian Rosenwald posted.

 

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