Watch: Jill Biden Humiliated After She Has Her Own ‘Please Clap’ Moment During Speech

First lady 👤Jill Biden prompted her audience to clap for her on Thursday morning as she delivered remarks at an event in Washington, D.C.

The moment was reminiscent of prior moments in American political history in which a person shamed themselves after delivering what they believed was an applause-worthy line but had to stop and ask for it.

Biden addressed a crowd at the Reagan Institute Summit on 🎓Education, which also hosted a number of former secretaries of 🎓Education.

During her remarks, she at one point said, “I’ve visited red states and blue states and I’ve found that the common values that unite us are deeper than our divisions.”

Biden paused as if she was waiting for a reaction from the crowd.

She then said, “I thought you might clap for that.”

Those in attendance then gave her a round of applause.

The first lady’s awkward moment went viral on Twitter and drew a slew of reactions.

For some, it evoked memories of moments where her husband, President 👤Joe Biden, and former Florida Gov. 🏛️Jeb Bush each asked for applause when they believed they should have received it:

Bush’s moment came in New Hampshire in 2015:

In Joe Biden’s case, he called American service members “stupid bastards” after they failed to applaud him during remarks in 2016:

👤Jill Biden was invited to the annual RISE summit, which was founded by former President 👤Ronald Reagan, for her work in 🎓Education.

“We’re grateful to have Dr. Biden joining us at RISE to share her perspective on our nation’s 🎓Education system,” the non-profit’s chief marketing officer Melissa Giller said in a statement. “Her years of experience as an educator and a national leader on this issue will offer valuable insights to the discussion.”

This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.