'Hope He's Ok': Harris Reacts To Trump Awkwardly Swaying To 'Time To Say Goodbye' At Town Hall

Kamala Harris reacted to a viral video of Donald Trump awkwardly swaying to the song 'Time to Say Goodbye' at his town hall event in Oaks, Pennsylvania, writing on social media, "Hope he's okay."

Hope he's okay. https://t.co/WGhGteFpjm

— Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) October 15, 2024

After the event was interrupted by two medical emergencies, Trump started a "music concert" that lasted nearly 40 minutes. The audience was treated to songs like Luciano Pavarotti’s rendition of 'Ave Maria', Sinead O’Connor’s 'Nothing Compares 2 U', and James Brown’s 'It’s a Man’s World', among others.However, the song that caught the most attention was 'Time to Say Goodbye' by Andrea Bocelli and Sarah Brightman. Videos of Trump bopping along to the track sparked a wave of reactions online."'Time to say goodbye‘ is the most fitting Trump campaign song that’s ever songed," one person commented.Another wrote, "This song is called ‘Time to Say Goodbye.’ It’s often sung at funerals but is also the perfect song for Trump."This wasn’t the only awkward moment from the event. At one point, Trump mistakenly urged voters to cast their ballots on "January 5th" instead of "November 5th.""I’ll tell you, if everything works out and everybody gets out on January 5th, or before. You know, it used to be, you’d have a date. Today, you can vote two months before, probably three months after. They don’t know what the hell they’re doing. But we’re gonna straighten it all out. We’re gonna straighten that out, too. We’re gonna straighten out our election process, too. That’s gotta be important also," Trump said.Following the event, Democrats raised concerns about Trump's mental fitness and his ability to serve as president. "Voters are just starting to tune in, and objectively they are seeing a diminished Trump, one who rambles for hours at end, makes no sense, freezes for 30 minutes and forces people to listen to his Spotify playlist. It’s bizarre and raises more and more concerns for voters," said a Harris campaign adviser, NBC News reported.