Former President Barack Obama
Former President Barack Obama delivers remarks in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Jeff Swensen/Getty Images

Former President Barack Obama started to chuckle after an audience member made a joke about Donald Trump wearing a diaper as Obama was delivering remarks in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

On Thursday, the 44th president took to the campaign trail in support of the Democratic presidential ticket. In his speech in Pittsburgh, he delivered harsh condemnations of his successor in a galvanizing speech during a surprise appearance at a local Democratic campaign office.

"If you had a family member who acted like (Trump), you might still love them, but you'd tell 'em, 'You got a problem,' and you wouldn't put him in charge of anything," Obama said. "And yet, when Donald Trump lies or cheats, or shows utter disregard for our Constitution, when he calls POWs 'losers' or fellow citizens 'vermin,' people make excuses for it."

During his speech, Obama related to the struggles of new parents by sharing the hurdles he faced as a new parent himself. The former President shared an anecdote about how he learned how much diapers cost after going into a store to purchase them following the birth of his daughter, Malia.

"I remember changing diapers," Obama continued. "You think Donald Trump ever changed a diaper?"

Following this question, an audience member can be heard shouting "His own!" in response, causing Obama to start laughing.

"I almost said that, but I decided I shouldn't say it," he joked in response.

This follows rumors growing on social media that former President Donald Trump suffers from involuntary fecal discharge, even occasionally soiling himself in public, mid-speech, on the campaign trail.

"I'm seeing posts alleging that Trump suffered from an involuntary gas/fecal discharge during this portion of his remarks," wrote one X (formerly Twitter) user, sharing a video of Trump at Thursday's Detroit Economic Club meeting.

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