The misleading viral video intends to present Trump as 'lost and disoriented'. 9News
Cue up the full video and Mr Trump can be seen talking with reporters.
Mr Trump is warning his wife Melania not to walk through the puddle, as she emerges into camera shot. As the original footage plays on, Melania Trump enters the camera shot where Mr Trump is warning her not to step in the puddle.Stills of Mr Trump seemingly pointing at the random puddle have also inspired numerous memes.
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