Trump mocks and criticizes Biden at Arizona rally

Former President Donald Trump repeated his baseless claims about widespread voter fraud in the 2020 election and forced President Biden to handle inflation, supply chain issues, the COVID-19 pandemic- 19 and the southern border at a rally in Florence, Arizona, Saturday, Newsweek report.

Trump also impressed his successor, banging on the podium with his fists that closely approximated Biden’s gesture and saying “I’ll get rid of COVID. I’ll get ri-i-id COVID!” Biden’s voice is much less accurate.

“We’ve had more problems, we’ve had more destructions than five presidents put together in the last year,” Trump said, according to Fox News.

However, the former president did not reveal whether he plans to run for a second term in 2024. Trump is expected to announce his decision after the midterm in 2022. President Biden said last month in a interview with ABC News anchor David Muir that if Trump ran for re-election, it “would increase the prospects” of Biden seeking re-election.

According to Trump website, the next rally on his “Save America” ​​tour will be held January 29 in Conroe, Texas.