Donald Trump's comment that Joe Biden 'secretly hates' Kamala Harris resurfaces after his upbeat speech about election results

Donald Trump fans claim Joe Biden 's upbeat demeanor at his post-election address proves he is secretly happy Kamala Harris lost.

President Biden grinned, walked with a spring in his step and appeared relatively jovial as he promised a smooth transition back to the man he beat in 2020.

MAGA supporters insisted Trump was right when he claimed Biden was so upset about being forced out of the race and replaced by his VP that he hated her.

They resurrected video of Trump declaring during the September 10 presidential debate: 'I'll give you a little secret, he hates her, he can't stand her'.

Trump made the same claim at a rally in Scranton, Pennsylvania , on October 9 in response to recent Biden appearances.

'He's looking pretty good compared to Kamala... I said you know this guy's starting to look sharper,' he told the crowd.

'He's angry at her. And he hates her.'

He then repeated his claim that Biden stepping back from reelection was the result of a 'coup' within the Democratic Party.

'He came out skipping! Yes he finally found his joy!' one Trump fan wrote, as others said he looked happier than ever and suggested he even voted for Trump.

Judi James , a renowned body language expert, told DailyMail.com that Biden's mannerisms were one last attempt to look 'strong and fit enough to lead'.

'His overall tone was one of calm acceptance rather than showing any resentment or bitterness,' she said.

'It was his little jogging steps on his arrival that looked choreographed to signal "I've still got it". It would have been a subtle hint rather than a declaration that things might have been different if he'd been in office.

'After being pushed out of office it would have been easy for him to feel a sense of vindication in Harris's defeat.

'But there was no crowing or asides here to imply that, just a relaxed and upbeat response to the electoral defeat and some kind words for Kamala.'

James said Biden's mannerisms during his Thursday morning address from the White House 'suggested a mature, calm authority'.

She it said exemplified a 'relaxed and upbeat response' as a 'gesture of defiance from the man who clearly still wants to prove he was fit for office'.

'His delivery approach was gentle, paternal and wise,' James said. 'Biden's jogging entrance was a visual comment on what he might still see as his ability to be strong and fit enough to lead.

'It was a gesture of defiance.

'Where Harris seemed to want to rev up her crowd, grinning and yelling "good afternoon!" on a loop, Biden took the more mature role, throwing calming gestures by putting his hands up to stop the applause and take control of the moment.

'His eyes squinted and he raised his hands as he focused on words like "peaceful" "orderly" and "acceptance", in contrast to Harris's repeat use of the word "fight.''