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Trump hints he will run again in 2024 and claims Biden ‘lost the White House’

Ex-president told crowd that he may decide ‘to beat them for a third time’

Graeme Massie
Los Angeles
Sunday 28 February 2021 23:13 GMT
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Donald Trump hinted that he will run again in 2024 and said that Joe Biden “lost the White House” during his highly anticipated comeback speech.

The former president earned huge cheers as he told the crowd at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) that he may try and win back the White House.

Mr Trump made the claim as he told the conference audience in Orlando, Florida, that Mr Biden had endured “the most disastrous first month of any president in modern history”.

And he said that Mr Biden’s immigration policy should result in big losses in the 2022 mid-terms and in the 2024 presidential election.

“Actually, as you know they just lost the White House, but it’s one of those – but who knows, who knows, I may even decide to beat them for a third time, OK?” said Mr Trump.

Earlier in his speech, Mr Trump brought back his “China virus” slur when he referred to Covid-19.

And he even took a shot at virus expert Dr Anthony Fauci for urging people to wear two masks when out in public during the pandemic.

“Double masks, that was a new one that came out a few weeks ago,” said Mr Trump.

“First Fauci said you don’t need masks, no masks, they’re no good, now all of a sudden he wants them, now he wants double masks.”

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