An image of Joe Biden with a group of kids wearing pro-Trump gear circulated on social media after his trip to Shanksville, Pennsylvania on Saturday to commemorate the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Two young girls standing to the right of the president were wearing Trump hats, one was blue with the former president's slogan 'Make America Great Again,' and the other was red with 'Trump' in white.
A third child to Biden's left was donning a red shirt with Trump's face on it with the words 'I'll be back' along with the former president's bold, recognizable signature.
Biden took a picture with nine children at the Shanksville Volunteer Fire Department on Saturday – where a hijacked plane heading toward Washington, D.C. crashed in a field when passengers fought back against the terrorists. It was determined the target of Flight 93 was either the White House or U.S. Capitol.
The original image appears to be from a Facebook post from Jana Musser, a Shanksville woman thought to be a mom of one of the children in the image. She posted with the picture: 'We may not always see eye to eye, but we can all come together to be United.'
Some felt the picture of Biden with the kids was commercial, claiming he was 'punk'd,' while others said it was an obvious signal toward unity on the most somber day in America.
President Joe Biden was pictured with two kids wearing MAGA hats and another wearing a Trump shirt during a group photo in Shanksville, Pennsylvania on Saturday
Phil Kerpen, president and founder of conservative nonprofit American Commitment, praised the picture: 'Sincerely, I love that Biden took this picture,' he tweeted along with the image. 'And I guarantee these kids thought it was awesome too, even the ones in the Trump hats'
Film producer Errol Webber tweeted: 'Joe Biden got punk'd by Trump kids. This is GREAT!'
Jack Posobiec, senior editor of conservative news site Human Events, tweeted: 'This is even more humiliating than him getting booed at the WTC memorial'
The original image appears to be from a mom of one of the kids in the image along with the caption: 'We may not always see eye to
