His re-election "will become the most important date" in the history of the United States, according to what Donald Trump said in his rally in Vandalia, Ohio in the evening.
"The date - keep it in mind, November 5th - I believe will become the most important in the history of our country," he told the crowd, reiterating an opinion he has often expressed about his rival, Joe Biden, who called the president "worst " ever and a "threat to democracy, and he is so because he is incompetent".
At the same rally, Trump also evoked a threatening image, without then specifying its meaning, saying that if he didn't win it would be a "bloodbath" for America.
Those arrested and convicted for the January 6 assault on Congress are "hostages" and "patriots. We will deal with them as soon as we return to the White House."
Immigrants - he said again - "in some cases are not people in my opinion. But I can't say it because the radical left says it's a terrible thing to say".
Donald Trump states this by defining immigrants as "animals".
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