Chuck Schumer trolled by the White House after farting during Senate Floor speech

The White House has chimed in on Chuck Schumer’s stinker on the Senate Floor on Tuesday, trolling him with a new meme. 

Schumer couldn’t hold it in while delivering a speech in the Senate earlier this week and appeared to acknowledge the toot with a pause and a chuckle mid-speech.

“Now on Iran and the NDAA,” Schumer said as a loud fart was heard.

“When all the Trump administration can say about his disastrous war with Iran is that Vietnam was worse,” he tried to continue after obviously ripping one.

The White House trolled Schumer with an edit of the clip, adding the classic, colorful Sombrero, previously used to troll Schumer and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries for prioritizing illegal aliens. It must’ve been the Mexican food.

“Only edit needed,” the White House wrote on X.

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As The Gateway Pundit reported, Schumer set the internet on fire when he farted loudly on the Senate floor while railing against the Republicans’ National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).

The video quickly went viral, and Schumer got roasted across social media.

He now joins the ranks of Eric Swalwell.

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