Donald Trump Slammed for Awkwardly Introducing Elon Musk as 'Leon' During Air Force One Speech: 'Deranged Behavior'

Donald Trump made a major blunder during his speech showing off his new Air Force One jet on Friday, June 19.

While introducing pal Elon Musk, the president, 80, accidentally called him "Leon."

"We have communication equipment up there that's nobody's ever seen before. It's the highest level, including Starlink, my friend Leon—my friend Elon is going to be very happy," Trump said to the audience during his address at Joint Base Andrews.

Musk's SpaceX organization owns the satellite internet service, Starlink.

The new luxury $400 million Boeing plane was gifted by Qatar, with Trump unveiling the pricey commodity on Friday.

Trump was mocked for his gaffe by users on social media once the clip went viral.

"If you're Leon, are you more worried the dementia's taking hold or that the guy you thought was your puppet doesn't even know your name?" someone penned.

"He will forever be Leon Musk," a person joked, with another adding: "New nickname unlocked."

"Crazy grandpa sounds sick. Sure hope it isn't serious," someone else wrote. "This man has dementia. In a normal world, this would be [the] biggest scandal, but we’re so desensitized to the daily corruption that it’s swept under the rug by the media. Crazy," a person also scoffed.

One commented chimed in: "Not the first time, but still the perfect state on where we are if you add this to the rest of his deranged behavior."

"Dementia Don," a comment said, with another fan scribing: "Somebody needed a nappy nappy."

After he was finished with his speech, Trump made another mistake when he walked in the wrong direction. The businessman appeared confused when he didn't seem to know where he was going.

A member of his staff quickly ushered him onto the right path as the audience looked on.

During the talk, the politician boasted about his new aircraft, saying: "This plane was transformed into a flying White House at a level of luxury that nobody’s ever seen before, probably even almost outside of an airplane."

“There will never be one like this,” he gushed. “This is considered the world’s most luxurious.”

“I said to myself, ‘These countries, they have a lot of respect for us, a lot.’ And yet they have a plane that’s much better and much newer,” he went on.

The Boeing is embellished with blue, red and gold accents and will serve as the new Air Force One.