"We need you to get out and vote to set the stage for November. "Go vote – November 27th. Remember this, that's a date that is very important."
Donald Trump Rally (https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/trump-makes-series-of-worrying-blunders-at-weekend-rally/ar-BB1iBkT2?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=U531&cvid=b3f8e6183e3d4f0389b112b00ee740ab&ei=15)
I obviously loathe Trump, but the occasional verbal slip-up is to be expected from someone who's constantly flapping his gums. However, it's fair game because right-wingers have made Biden's slip-ups a focal point.
But Trump's damaged character showed up once again after he erroneously claimed that Haley, not Pelosi, was in charge of Capitol security on January 6. From the article you linked:
The former president later tried to claim he had not erred at all with his remarks, but had knowingly mixed-up the two so as to underline his contempt for both women. He went on to complain about the subsequent adverse press coverage he received by observing bitterly: "It's very hard to be sarcastic."
So we see again that, even with a little thing like this, Trump can't bring himself to admit when he's made a mistake. Instead, he blames the press for misunderstanding his "sarcasm."
What a psycho.