Trump Says He May LEAVE The USA If Biden Wins US Election
US President DONALD Trump said he may leave the United States if Joe Biden wins the election at a wild rally in Georgia on Friday – where state Rep Vernon Jones crowd surfed over screaming MAGA fans.
“Running against the worst candidate in the history of presidential politics puts pressure on me,” Trump told the Macon crowd.
“Could you imagine if I lose – my whole life, what am I going to do?” he told the roaring crowd.
“I’m going to say I lost to the worst candidate in the history of politics. I’m not going to feel so good – maybe I’ll have to leave the country.”
Earlier, just over two weeks since Trump contracted coronavirus, a beaming state Rep Vernon Jones crowd-surfed before the president took the stage.
Few of the attendees there were wearing masks – and Jones wasn’t wearing one either.
In one photo, people could be seen putting their hands on him and in one picture, all of them were maskless.
Trump earlier appeared in Florida, where security personnel and his support staff wore masks when Air Force One touched down.
But Trump and Florida’s Republican Gov Ron DeSantis were barefaced.
The president told the Ocala, FL, crowd the Bidens were “an organized crime family” and renewed his attack on Biden and his son Hunter – to chants of “lock them up”.
Trump’s campaign released new numbers suggesting he’s likely the first incumbent president to face a fundraising disadvantage.
Along with the Republican National Committee and associated groups, they raised $247.8 million in September.
Biden and the Democratic National Committee raised $383 million.
At the beginning of October, the Trump’s camp officially had $251.4 million in the bank, their spokesman said, versus Biden’s $432 million.
Trump claimed he could have raised more by calling the heads of Wall Street firms – but he said “if I do that, I got to do things for them – I could be the world’s greatest fundraiser, but I just don’t want to do it.”
The news comes after Trump and Biden both appeared in televised Town Hall interviews at 8 pm ET on Thursday, in Miami and Philadelphia respectively.
At the Florida rally, Trump sarcastically described his NBC interview as “a nice pleasurable evening.”
But he also claimed that moderator Savannah Guthrie went “totally crazy” after she grilled him about issues like his Covid-19 response, QAnon, and his tax returns.
During their tense discussion, Trump said he wasn’t sure if he had been testing the night he debated Biden – two days before his Covid-19 diagnosis.
“I don’t know. I don’t even remember,” he said when the Guthrie pressed him for an answer. “Possibly I did, possibly I didn’t.”
Source: The-Sun
Source: OccupyGh.com
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