In Gaffe-filled Speech, Trump Issues Bold And Unusual Warning, Says Biden's Re-Election Could Lead To 'World War II'

In his most recent speech, former U.S. President Donald Trump caused a stir with his contentious remarks, The Independent reported. He suggested that President Joe Biden could plunge the nation into "World War II" if re-elected and seemingly confused his political opponents.

Trump made the statements at the Washington DC Pray Vote Stand Summit on Friday. He described Biden as "cognitively impaired", "totally corrupt" and "the worst president in the history of our country."

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The former president went on to assert that the United States could quickly descend into a war "more devastating than any war" under Biden's leadership. He also appeared to mix up his political opponents, indicating that he was beating former President Barack Obama in the 2024 election polls.

Trump's remarks have been met with criticism and disbelief on social media platforms, with some users referring to his speech as a "word salad." Observers highlighted Trump's seeming confusion over his past and potential future political opponents, including a statement suggesting he had defeated Obama in the 2016 election.

Notably, Trump also repeated the false assertion that Americans need to show ID to purchase bread at a separate event on the same day.

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