Pam Bondi comment about Trump's memory leads to mockery online: 'He can barely remember'
Mockery erupted online Friday over Attorney General Pam Bondi's comment that "Donald Trump never forgets."
Bondi was speaking at a press conference where the Department of Justice announced an arrest of a suspect in the 2012 Benghazi attack when she made the remark.
The internet was quick to point out a few times when the president had a mix up over his memory.
"Two weeks ago he forgot the name of the territory - Greenland - that he was threatening to annex during his rambling speech at Davos. Three times," Jimmy Rushton, a foreign policy and security analyst based in Ukraine, wrote on X.
"The same guy who thinks airports existed during the Revolutionary War doesn’t 'forget' lmao ok," user John Brown wrote on X.
"He can barely remember things from one hour to the next these days," user Bill the Beaver wrote on X.
"In truth, Trump can’t recall if there’s a conflict between Azerbaijan, Albania, or Armenia," user Anna Baxter wrote on X.
"Neither do we," user Dianne McKenna wrote on X.
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