Trump criticizes Biden’s family’s foreign business deals in campaign speech.

Former President Donald Trump Slams President Biden and‌ Focuses on Family’s Business Dealings

During a campaign rally in Erie,​ Pennsylvania, former President Donald Trump passionately criticized President Joe Biden and his​ family’s business dealings.⁢ While he briefly mentioned his opponent, Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL), Trump primarily directed ‌his attacks towards Biden.

Attacking Allegations ⁢of‍ Corruption ⁤and Self-Dealing

Trump vehemently ⁤attacked allegations of corruption and self-dealing within Biden’s family, questioning his‍ mental⁣ state, policies, and ​the state of the economy under his administration.

Trump’s Thoughts on⁤ DeSantis

Despite holding a significant lead⁤ in the polls, Trump only sporadically targeted DeSantis during the rally. He acknowledged that if DeSantis were to overcome this deficit, it would be an unprecedented political comeback. Trump even referred​ to him as a “son of a bi***” when discussing ⁣DeSantis’ refusal to comment on his presidential aspirations before officially announcing his candidacy.

Current polls indicate that Trump has a substantial lead over‌ the Florida governor. According to the Real Clear Politics polling average, Trump stands at 52.4%, while DeSantis trails at ​18.2%. All other⁢ candidates fall below 6%.

Focusing on Biden

Given ‌his commanding position in⁢ the polls, Trump dedicated most of his time to attacking Biden. He emphasized the ⁢recent findings by the​ House Oversight, Judiciary, and Ways and Means Committees, commending Chairmen Jim Jordan (R-OH) and James Comer (R-KY) for their investigative work on the Biden ⁢family.

Trump‌ even⁢ bestowed the nickname “Crooked​ Joe” ⁤upon Biden, previously used for‍ Hillary ⁢Clinton during the 2016 election. He claimed that the evidence ‌uncovered‌ by‌ the ‌House investigations justified this new moniker.

“A⁣ bombshell FBI document laying out a massive⁢ bribery scheme in which Hunter and Joe Biden shook down a Ukrainian energy ⁢boss, shook him down, an⁤ energy boss, a big one for $10 million. So that, as ​the executive said, ‘Hunter can protect us ‌through his dad from all kinds of problems,'” Trump exclaimed.

Trump‍ referred‍ to the ‌FBI-generated FD-1023 tip sheet released earlier this month, which alleged that Mykola Zlochevsky, the head of‌ Ukrainian energy⁤ company Burisma, paid both Vice President Joe Biden and Hunter Biden $5⁣ million each ⁣to pressure the Ukrainian government ⁢into firing a prosecutor investigating Burisma. These allegations remain unverified.

Without providing any evidence, Trump​ insinuated that Biden’s support for Ukraine’s military⁣ assistance against a Russian invasion stemmed from these ⁢alleged payments from​ Ukraine.

Trump also targeted Biden’s son’s business deals in China, claiming that money would be ‌funneled through various accounts before reaching a Biden family member’s bank account.

“They took in millions,” Trump asserted. “This is the biggest scandal in ⁤US history, and perhaps‌ the world, and yet the⁢ media doesn’t want to⁣ report on it.”

Trump urged Republicans to take action based ‌on the information revealed by the House investigations, stating that any⁣ Republican who fails to act should face immediate primary challenges.

“The biggest complaint⁣ that I​ get is that the Republicans⁣ find out this information, and then they do nothing about it. They don’t do anything about it,” Trump expressed. “It all dies. You know they die.​ The radical lunatic Democrats, they impeach me, they indict me, they rig our elections, and the Republicans just don’t fight.”

While Trump did not explicitly call for the House⁤ to impeach Biden,⁤ he strongly urged them to “act” on the uncovered information.

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