At a fundraiser in San Francisco, California, President Joe Biden expressed his hope that former President Donald Trump had given himself a bleach injection.

Speaking at the event on Friday, Biden made reference to an untrue rumor that Trump had allegedly advised people to “inject bleach” in order to help cure the coronavirus. The Jerusalem Post reports that Biden expressed his desire that the former president “had done a little bit himself.”

“Do you recall him telling you to just inject some bleach into your arm as the best course of action?” Biden stated: “That is what he mentioned. And he meant it. I wish he had taken on some of the work himself.”

Trump never advocated giving someone an injection of bleach in the arm, as both the White House transcript and prior reports from Breitbart News made clear.

Trump made remarks about the potential use of experimental UV technology in the human body.

According to the White House transcript at the time, Trump stated:

“The President expresses gratitude. I found that world to be really intriguing, so I asked Bill a question that I am sure some of you are considering. Therefore, let us say we expose the body to an incredible amount of light, either UV or just really strong light. You indicated that you haven’t tested this yet, but you intend to do so. I continued by saying, “Suppose you brought the light into the body—which you can accomplish via the skin or in another way—and I believe you mentioned that you would test that as well.” It seems intriguing.

“We will get to the right people who can,” acting secretary Bryan stated.

“Yes, the president said. Subsequently, I notice the disinfectant, which eliminates it within a minute. For one minute. Is there a way for us to carry out a similar procedure, such as an inside injection or a virtual cleaning? As you can see, it enters the lungs and severely damages them. As a result, it would be worthwhile to investigate. As a result, you will need to consult medical professionals. However, that seems intriguing to me.”

Later, when a reporter questioned Trump on whether he meant to say that a disinfectant would be “injected into a human,” Trump replied, “It would not be by injection.”

Democrats, such as former White House press secretary Jen Psaki and former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), have repeated the accusation that Trump ordered people to “swallow Clorox,” even though he never said that individuals should inject bleach.

Author: Steven Sinclaire