Trump Drops Bombshell: Biden Blames 'Barack' and Pelosi for 2024 Election Disaster

In a stunning revelation, former President Donald Trump claims Joe Biden privately blamed "Barack" and Nancy Pelosi for his 2024 election defeat. Trump shared details of a conversation he had with Biden at the White House months before the election, during an interview with The Spectator's Ben Domenech.

According to Trump, Biden invited him to the White House after his electoral win over Kamala Harris, seeking to vent about the loss. "I asked him, ‘So who do you blame?’ Because he was very angry, you know, he was a very angry guy, actually," Trump recounted. "And he said, ‘I blame Barack.’ And I never think of him as ‘Barack.’ You know, you always hear 'Obama.' You say, you have to think about that for a second. And he said, ‘and I also blame Nancy Pelosi.’"

Trump also noted that Biden specifically absolved Harris of any blame. "I said, ‘What about the vice president?' He said, 'No, I don’t blame her,' which was interesting," Trump said. "He didn’t blame her. He blamed… he told me he blamed those two people."

The 2024 election cycle was turbulent for Biden. Despite initially appearing strong, his age and mental acuity became major concerns. Special Counsel Robert Hur's report, while not recommending charges for Biden's handling of classified documents, described him as "a sympathetic, well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory."

The situation worsened after a disastrous debate performance against Trump, leading to widespread calls for Biden to step aside. He eventually did so in July 2024, endorsing Harris as his successor. Pelosi's relationship with Biden reportedly soured during this period, and she admitted to not having spoken to him or Jill Biden in months.

Interestingly, some Democrats have also pointed fingers at Obama for allegedly orchestrating Biden's exit from the race. Several Obama allies publicly urged Biden to drop out, including David Axelrod, George Clooney, and Jon Favreau.

Fox News Digital reached out to the offices of Pelosi, Obama, and Biden for comment but has not yet received a response.