Jill Biden accuses Jen Psaki of having memory issues, says Trump struggles with language.

Welcome to the Boston Post News’ weekly roundup of the most outrageous statements and claims made by politicians and public figures. From questionable assertions to blatant lies, we’ve compiled the top whoppers of the week for your reading pleasure.

This week, former First Lady Jill Biden made headlines with her assertion that former President Trump is “language-challenged.” While it’s no secret that Trump is known for his unique way with words, calling him “language-challenged” is certainly a bold statement. Whether you agree with Jill Biden’s assessment or not, it’s clear that Trump’s way of communicating has sparked a wide range of opinions.

Another notable whopper from this week came from ex-Biden aide Jen Psaki, who seemed to have a memory lapse during a press briefing. Psaki, known for her quick wit and sharp intellect, stumbled over her words when asked about a recent policy decision. While it’s not uncommon for public figures to make mistakes or forget details from time to time, Psaki’s slip-up caught the attention of many.

But the whoppers don’t stop there. Throughout the week, various politicians and pundits have made claims that push the boundaries of truth and credibility. From outlandish conspiracy theories to misleading statistics, it’s clear that navigating the world of politics and media can be a tricky business.

As we reflect on the past week’s worth of whoppers, it’s important to remember the power of critical thinking and fact-checking. In a world where misinformation and spin run rampant, it’s up to each of us to question what we hear and seek out the truth for ourselves.

So as you browse through this week’s collection of whoppers, keep an open mind and a discerning eye. The truth may be hard to find at times, but it’s always worth the effort.

Thank you for joining us for this week’s edition of the Boston Post News’ whoppers roundup. Stay tuned for more outrageous claims and questionable statements in the weeks to come.