Barron Trump looks somber and remains silent as he makes rare appearance alongside his father Donald on the golf course

BARRON Trump was seen looking very somber during a rare public outing with his father.

Trump’s youngest son was filmed sitting in a golf cart next to his father as he spoke to reporters on Wednesday.

In a video posted to X, formerly Twitter, by New York Post reporter Jon Levine (@LevineJonathan), Barron, 18, remained largely silent as former President Donald Trump touted his success in the first debate of the 2024 presidential election.

The presumptive Republican nominee, 78, can be heard telling a group of people nearby how he demolished President Joe Biden, 81, during Thursday’s debate.

“How was my debate the other night?” Trump Sr. asked the group of people around him as he handed out what appeared to be a dollar bill.

Everyone in the group responded to the former president with varying praise while Trump said he had “kicked that old pile of crap into ruin” when referring to Biden.

“Do you know he’s dropping out of the race?” Trump continued, referring to rumors that Biden might drop out of the Democratic nomination because of his poor debate performance.

“He just resigned, you know. He dropped out of the race. I took him out of the race,” Trump continued. “And now that means we have Kamala.”

The former president then attacked the current vice president, saying: “I think she’s going to get better.”

“She’s so bad,” Trump said of Harris, 59, prompting some laughter from the audience. “She’s so pathetic.”

Trump adds that Harris is “so bad.”

The former president then returned to his attacks on Biden.

“Can you imagine this guy dealing with (Vladimir) Putin?” Trump sneers.

“(or) the president of China? Who is a fierce person, who is a fierce man,” Trump continued, adding, “a very tough guy.”

At this point in the video, Trump manages to get back into the cart and prepares to leave.

The video ends with Trump reiterating to the crowd of fans that Biden is indeed dropping out of the race and that he plans to “keep knocking him out.”

Despite Trump’s help, it remains unclear whether his political rival will actually abandon his plans.

On Wednesday, White House spokeswoman Karine Jean-Pierre reassured the media: Biden is “lucid and remains in the race.”

Jean-Pierre reiterated Biden’s comments, explaining that his poor performance in the debate was due to a cold and jet lag from his travels in Europe.

Concerns about Biden’s mental health were also raised when a bold reporter asked whether the president suffered from “Alzheimer’s or dementia.”

“No. And I hope you ask the other guy the exact same question,” Jean-Pierre replied.

Reporters also asked Jean-Pierre if it was true that Biden took “a nap every day in the afternoon.”

“I want to be very clear about this: This is a president who wakes up every morning and puts the American people first,” Jean-Pierre replied with a smirk on his face.

“That’s what he does. He does it every day. That’s his goal. I’m not going to talk to anonymous sources.”