Trump criticizes Biden in speech: ‘enemy of the state’

Former United States President Donald Trump gave a lengthy speech at a rally in Pennsylvania. In the letter, he once again expressed his dissatisfaction with the FBI raid on his Florida home. He also described his successor, Biden, as an “enemy of the state.”

Trump has spoken on behalf of thousands of his supporters. He warned his political opponents, among other things, of a “reaction no one has seen before” to the “ridiculous” raid on his home in Mar-a-Lago. In that house, the FBI found classified documents that the former president had taken from the White House.

“The danger to democracy does not come from the right, but from the radical left,” he told his supporters. He was responding to Biden’s speech earlier this week. Biden said Friday that equality and democracy are “under attack” as Trump seeks to topple the democratic system and “turn the country back in time.”

Trump described the speech as “the harshest, most hateful and most divisive speech ever by an American president.”

In his speech, he also reiterated several times that the presidential election was rigged and stated that if he had been president, Russia would never have invaded Ukraine. He also denounced the approach of Democrats in various cities. He argues that crime rates are rising in cities run by Democrats.