Trump tells Biden to ‘get the hell out of here’ as he takes victory lap at lie-filled rally

Donald Trump took a victory lap at a campaign rally in Virginia one day after bulldozing Joe Biden and millions of viewers withlies and inflated claims at the first 2024 presidential debate.

The former president said the upcoming election isn’t about whether the clearly struggling Biden can “survive a 90-minute debate” but whether America can survive another four years under his presidency, suggesting that the country might not “survive another five months.”

Trump – who spent his remarks in Chesapeake repeating his nonsensical and false statements about abortion, immigration, the climate crisis and the 2020 election – told Biden that the country “doesn’t want” him and to “get the hell out of here.”

“Many people are saying after last night’s performance that Joe Biden is leaving the race, but the fact is I don’t believe that,” said Trump, suggesting that Biden polls better than other potential Democratic candidates.

“It’s hard to believe, but Crooked Joe Biden polls better than those people,” he said.

Trump’s campaign helped negotiate and agreed to the terms of the CNN debate. Yet Trump said that his rival “got the debate rules that he wanted, he got the date that he wanted, he got the network he wanted with the moderators he wanted.”

The former president – who continues to repeat the lie that the 2020 election was “rigged” against him – suggested that Biden was trying to somehow rig the debate.

“No amount of rest or rigging could help him defend his atrocious record,” Trump said.

Trump maintained his apocalyptic vision of an America in decline and repeated his lies that doctors are killing babies after birth and a bogus allegation raised at the debate that immigrants are “taking Black jobs” and “Hispanic jobs.”

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