Trump calls Biden 'enemy of the state'

The former president of the United States calls the FBI raid an "abuse of power" and threatens violent reactions

MADRID, 4 Sep. (EUROPA PRESS) -

Former United States President Donald Trump has described the country's current president, Joe Biden, as an "enemy of the state", at a rally in Pennsylvania this Saturday, in what was his first public speech after the FBI raid on his mansion of Mar-a-Lago, Fla.

Trump has criticized Biden's speech to the nation and has claimed that it is the most "ruthless" speech ever delivered by an American president.

"This week, Joe Biden came to Philadelphia to give the most vicious, hateful and divisive speech ever delivered by an American president," he told the crowd at a campaign rally for the Republican candidates.

In this sense, Trump has denounced that the president has "vilified 75 million citizens (...) as threats to democracy." "You are all enemies of the state", he has indicated in reference to Biden's words.

However, Trump has added: "He is the enemy of the state if you want to know the truth." "Republicans in the MAGA movement are not the ones trying to undermine our democracy," he continued. "We are the ones who are trying to save our very simple democracy."

Biden assured on Thursday that the supporters of former President Donald Trump pose a threat to American democracy, for which he has urged the citizens of the country to defend it.

"I have come here tonight, to the place where it all began, to speak plainly to the nation about the threats we face. About the power we have in our hands to deal with those threats. And about the incredible future we have." before us if we choose it," the US president said.

"The forces of MAGA (an acronym for Trump's slogan 'Make America Great Again') are determined to take this country backwards. Towards an America where there is no right to choose, no right to privacy, no right to contraception, nor the right to marry who one loves," Biden said, referring to the recent repeal of the right to abortion in the country by decision of the Supreme Court.

Biden emphasized that Donald Trump and his supporters in the Republican Party "represent extremism" and threaten "the very foundation of our republic."

Trump has criticized the FBI's actions after the raid on his Mar-a-Lago mansion in Florida in early August, in his first public statements.

"There could not be a more vivid example of the real threats to American freedom than a few weeks ago, at a time when we witnessed one of the most shocking abuses of power by any administration in US history," he said. insured.

"The FBI and the Department of Justice have become vicious monsters" under the control of "radical" politicians and the media, he added, after opining that "the shameful raid" is "a travesty of justice."

Thus, he has blamed the Biden Administration for the investigation that is currently studying the classified documents that were on his property.

"Americans are sick of the lies, sick of the hoaxes and scans, and most of all, sick of the hypocrisy. But our opponents have miscalculated this blatant abuse of the law that is going to produce a backlash like no one has ever seen." ", he threatened.