President Donald Trump steps off Marine One on the South Lawn at the White House in Washington
Highlights
- Trump accused the Biden administration of "one disgraceful surrender after another"
- Trump also pointed out that the US has the strongest nuclear capabilities
- Trump said if he were still president, he would threaten Russia with nuclear submarines
Former US President Donald Trump said he might run for president again, although there have not been any official announcements in that regard yet.
"The truth is I ran twice, I won twice, I did much better the second time than I did the first. And now, we may have to do it again. Is there anybody here who would like to see me run again?" Trump asked his supporters at the Saturday rally in Selma, North Carolina.
Trump accused the administration of US President Joe Biden of "one disgraceful surrender after another" and reiterated that Russia would not have launched its special military operation in Ukraine under his administration.
Trump also pointed out that the US has the strongest nuclear capabilities.
At the end of March, Trump told Fox Business that if he were still president, he would threaten Russia with nuclear submarines.
Poll data reported by The Hill earlier this month showed that Trump was ahead of both Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris in hypothetical presidential campaign matchups for 2024.
(With inputs from ANI)
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