Trump criticized the “rogue” Biden: “Can’t walk and talk”

Donald Trump claims that Joe Biden “cannot walk or talk.” Having missed the Republican presidential nomination debate, the former US president said that he would “love” to run against the current owner of the White House in 2024, but doubted that his rival would be physically capable of taking part in the election campaign.

Former United States President Donald Trump has questioned whether current US President Joe Biden will be physically capable of running for re-election in 2024. Trump himself missed the first Republican debate on the campaign trail, Sky News notes.

The former US president made the comments while taking part in a 46-minute interview uploaded to X, formerly known as Twitter, on the same night that eight of his party colleagues clashed in a televised debate in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

But Trump said it wouldn’t make sense for him to participate in a debate hosted by Fox News because he was so far ahead in the polls in the race to become the Republican Party nominee.

Instead, the former US president spent most of the interview lashing out at Biden, whom he called “the worst president in the history of our country.” Trump, 77, also claimed that Biden, 80, “can’t link two sentences, can’t talk, can’t walk, can’t talk.”

Trump added: “I don’t think he’ll make it to the starting gate, but these people are doing wonders.”

The former president, who was defeated by Biden in the 2020 presidential election, said his opponent was “mentally worse than physically – and physically he is definitely not a triathlete.”

Trump added: “You expect him to fall, and he almost always does.”

But Trump said he still “would like” to run against the current White House resident, whom he dubbed “rogue Joe Biden” — similar to the nickname he used for Hillary Clinton during the 2016 election campaign.

However, the GOP candidate faces four separate criminal charges, Sky News recalls, and his rally comes after his former attorney, Rudy Giuliani, turned himself in to Georgia authorities over allegations that he was trying to overturn the 2020 election results.

But Trump dismissed the various allegations as politically motivated – and said he was confident “people see this is a scam.”

The interview was conducted online by controversial former Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson, who left the American conservative network earlier this year.

During the chat, Tucker Carlson suggested that Trump might have been assassinated by political opponents and asked, “Why don’t they try to kill you?”

Trump responded: “Honestly, they are wild animals. These are people who are sick, really sick. You have wonderful people in the Democratic Party, you have wonderful people Democrats, most people in our country are fantastic. And I represent the interests of all “I’m not just a Republican. But I represent everyone – everyone’s president. But I’ve seen what they do. I’ve seen what they’re going to.”

Meanwhile, Trump grudgingly accepted Carlson’s suggestion that financier Jeffrey Epstein, who died in prison in August 2019, had been murdered. When asked if he believes Epstein was killed, Trump replied: “It’s possible, but I really don’t believe it – I think he probably killed himself… But a lot of people think he was killed. He’s a lot knew about many people.”

In doing so, Trump enthusiastically lashed out at his Republican rivals, including presidential hopeful Asa Hutchinson, whom he called “weak and pitiful,” and former ally Chris Christie, who he says “looks like a lunatic.”

Explaining his decision not to participate in Wednesday’s debate, he said: “I’m in the lead by 50, 60 points, and some of them [его оппоненты] are at the level of one and zero … Am I going to sit there for an hour, two hours, whatever it is, and be harassed by people who should not even run for president?

Donald Trump added: “All these people will yell at me, yell out questions, all of which I love to answer, I love to do it, but it makes no sense, so I decided to refuse.”

Trump also called for an end to the conflict in Ukraine “immediately.” He said: “If I were president, this would never have started.”