Donald Trump labeled 'psychopath' for slamming his opponents derisively in front of his son Barron during golfing

PALM BEACH, FLORIDA: Barron Trump, now a legal adult, has indicated his allegiance to his father, Donald Trump, but seemed unenthusiastic about some of the former president's political remarks during a golf outing.

Instead of leaving Mar-a-Lago right after graduating high school, Barron has been spending quality time with his father before heading to college. In a widely circulated video on the social media platform X, formerly Twitter, the former First Son can be seen sitting quietly next to his father in a golf cart.

Per NickiSwift.com, Barron's facial expression appeared to be somber, with the corners of his mouth slightly turned downward as his father spoke to a small group on the golf course, discussing the presidential debate and some banter between himself and President Joe Biden about golf.

The 78-year-old MAGA strongman wanted to brag about an unsubstantiated claim that the Democrat statesman has withdrawn from the presidential race, saying, "He's quitting the race ... I got him out."

However, this claim was debunked during a Fourth of July speech when President Biden assured voters, "I'm not going anywhere," as reported by The Hill.

While Donald Trump's older sons, Donald Trump Jr, and Eric Trump, might have laughed or joined in when he started disparaging his political opponent, Barron remained silent and did not smile as his father referred to the 81-year-old incumbent as "that old, broken down pile of crap." Nevertheless, Barron did nod his head in agreement at one point.

Barron Trump seemed to concur with his father's lies

The way former President Donald Trump speaks about politics in front of Barron Trump was on display when he casually employed expletives while discussing President Joe Biden's running mate, Kamala Harris.

The 2024 presumptive GOP presidential nominee said that he'd much rather be in the race against VP Harris, claiming, "She's so bad. She's so pathetic. She's so f***ing bad."

In the video, Barron appeared to agree with his father's erroneous assertion that he had pushed President Biden to give up on running for reelection, although this claim was later questioned by an onlooker who asked, "Is that right?" — to which the younger Trump responded by nodding affirmingly. 

On some occasions, Donald Trump seemed to have incorrect information about Barron, but it appears that he has influenced his youngest to align with the family's views.

Insiders have provided some insight into Barron's personality, one of whom informed the DailyMail, saying, "[He's] very knowledgeable for someone his age. He's also far more politically interested than people realize."

They also mentioned that Barron is close friends with Bo Loudon, an internet personality supportive of the ex-president.

Bo Loudon’s Instagram account has multiple photos of him posing with the former POTUS and Donald Trump Jr.

Barron features alongside his father in one picture, which Bo captioned, "Best Friend, Best President."

This indicates that while Barron may not always seem comfortable with his father's statements, he is still deeply involved in pro-Trump culture.

Donald Trump chastised for slamming his opponents derisively in front of his son

One X user said, "I feel sorry for the son. He is trapped."

Another user wrote, "He can’t help but lie. And he’s lying and swearing in front of his kid. What a Christian! He’s unfit for office. #WeBackBidenHarris."

Another user remarked, "I had a feeling that was Barron. That poor kid is being groomed so badly. I hope he isn’t caught in an echo chamber and has an escape. Daddy gotta pretend he’s a winner. Bet he didn’t tell Baron about his time with Stormy or Karen."

One user claimed, "legit psychopath. 100%"

Another X user quipped, "Poor Barron."

Finally, this user tweeted, "That poor kid, he even looks confused by his father's ranting. @MELANIATRUMP."

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