Trump mocks 'Sleepy Joe' for appearing to falls asleep during United Nations Climate Change Conference
Former President Donald Trump criticized President Biden for appearing to fall asleep Monday before his speech at a climate change conference in Scotland. He also called global warming a 'hoax' along with the 2020 presidential election, Russia, Ukraine, his two impeachments trials and Mueller’s 2016 election report. Biden arrived in Edinburgh, Scotland, on Monday morning for a UN climate summit in Glasgow.
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