Trump, who didn’t take part in that morning’s memorial service in lower Manhattan for the 20th anniversary of the attacks on the World Trade Center, which was attended by Biden and former presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, told an audience of police and firefighters that while he couldn’t say yet whether he planned to run, “I know what I’m going to do” and “I think you’re going to be very happy.”
He said “ridiculous” campaign finance laws prevented him from saying more.
After praising his administration’s handling of the economy, Trump attacked Biden’s withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan, calling it “gross incompetence” that “left Americans behind, and others too.”
It was the second time in a day that Trump criticized how Biden ended the war: In a short video released to mark the 9/11 anniversary, the former president blasted Biden’s approach as “bad planning [and] incredible weakness” that made him “look like a fool.”
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“Oh, that’s a tough question,” Trump joked when asked if he was going to run for president again. “Actually, for me it’s an easy question.”
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