Trump tells Ohio rally he hopes Joe Biden is the Democratic nominee so he can repeatedly ask ‘Where’s Hunter’ over and over again during the presidential debates
- Trump was speaking to a rowdy crowd in Toledo, Ohio, on Thursday night when he made the declaration
- ‘So where’s Hunter, where the hell are you Hunter,’ Trump said to the raucous crowd
- He continued: ‘I sort of hope its Joe because he will hear ‘Where is Hunter’ every single debate, nine times a debate. Where’s Hunter?’
- Trump’s first rally of the year comes less than a week after Iranian general Quassem Soleimani was killed
- Vice President Mike Pence warmed up the crowd where the thousands in attendance immediately began chanting, ‘four more years’
Donald Trump declared at his first rally of 2020 in Ohio that he hoped former Vice President Joe Biden was the Democratic presidential nominee because then he could repeatedly ask him ‘Where’s Hunter?’
Trump was speaking to a rowdy crowd in Toledo, Ohio, on Thursday night when he made the declaration.
‘So where’s Hunter, where the hell are you Hunter,’ Trump said to the raucous crowd.
He continued: ‘I sort of hope its Joe because he will hear ‘Where is Hunter’ every single debate, nine times a debate. Where’s Hunter?’
Trump was speaking to a rowdy crowd in Toledo, Ohio, on Thursday night when he made the declaration
Trump’s first rally of the year comes less than a week after Iranian general Quassem Soleimani was killed, which led Iran to launch almost two dozen ballistic missiles at bases in Iraq that house U.S. troops, but no Americans were wounded or killed.
The drone strike on Soleimani followed a New Years Eve breach of the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, Iraq by protesters who support Iranian-backed Shia militia.
Vice President Mike Pence warmed up the crowd where the thousands in attendance immediately began chanting, ‘four more years.’
‘I sort of hope its Joe (Biden) because he will hear ‘Where is Hunter’ every single debate, nine times a debate,’ Trump said during the speech. ‘Where’s Hunter?’
Pence focused his introduction on praising the president for his fast action in directing the strike that took out Soleimani.
‘Donald Trump took big action and Qassem Soleimani is gone,’ he cheered, and was met with chants of ‘U.S.A’ from the pro-Trump crowd.
‘And when militants stormed our embassy in Baghdad, President Trump sent in the Marines, secured our embassy and this president said, ‘No more Benghazis.’ And when American lives were threatened by the most dangerous terrorist in the world, President Donald Trump took action and Qassem Soleimani is gone,’ Pence said.
Trump’s first rally of the year comes less than a week after Iranian general Quassem Soleimani was killed
‘Now the president said yesterday in his words the United States is always ready to embrace peace with all who seek it. But under this president, America will always seek peace through strength,’ he continued, reminiscent of the Ronald Reagan foreign policy strategy.
Trump will fly to Milwaukee, Wisconsin on Tuesday for his second rally of the election year on the same night Democrats hold their first primary presidential debate of 2020 in Des Moines, Iowa.
Milwaukee is also the location of the 2020 Democratic National Convention, which will take place in July.