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Donald Trump Jr. Just Shared A Bonkers 'Kung-Flu Kid' Video Meme Starring His Dad and Joe Biden, And It's A Lot

Donald Trump Jr. Just Shared A Bonkers 'Kung-Flu Kid' Video Meme Starring His Dad and Joe Biden, And It's A Lot
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The President's eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., is almost as bad of an internet troll as his father.

He frequently posts ill-advised memes that, while attempting to be humorous, more often than not end up as self-owns.


His latest bizarre display came in an Instagram post that uses a clip from The Karate Kid, showing his dad fighting the digital image of the virus that's caused a national health crisis in the United States, as Trump's likely 2020 opponent looks on, rooting for the virus.

Watch below.

Junior captioned the video with "The Kung-Flu Kid," a name for the virus reportedly used by one of the President's staffers to an Asian American reporter.

Even presidential counselor Kellyanne Conway has acknowledged in the past that the term "Kung Flu" is offensive, but expressed skepticism that the reporter's story—which didn't name the staffer—was true.

Now the President's own son used it in an Instagram post as hate crimes against Asian Americans continue to rise.

Kellyanne has yet to say anything.

Others, however, had a lot to say about its connotations.




As deaths from the virus continue to climb, Junior and the rest of his family are resorting to trolling.




On Thursday afternoon, the United States surpassed China in the total number of confirmed virus cases. We now have the highest number of cases in the world.

But way to own the libs, Junior.

The book The Grifters' Club: Trump, Mar-a-Lago, and the Selling of the Presidency is available here.

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