Trump's Biden Rant Gets Totally Derailed By Surprise Guest On Fox News
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The GOP nominee said he wanted "nothing to do" with the winged visitor.
Donald Trump wasn’t so fly about a mosquito that appeared to interrupt his rambling about President Joe Biden’s now-defunct reelection bid during a Fox News event on Wednesday.
The GOP nominee, in a televised interview advertised as part one of a “town hall” with host Sean Hannity as audience questions are set to air Thursday, remarked on Democrats wanting the president “out” in July and predicted that Biden wouldn’t have won the election if he stayed in the race.
“But we did a good debate, we had a good debate and it was a fair debate. And he was down like 18 or 19 points after the debate,” said Trump before he swatted the air around his head.
He continued, “I hate mosquitoes, I’m surprised. I didn’t think we had — we don’t like those mosquitoes, running around. We want nothing to do with them. But — and we want nothing to do with bad politicians that hate our country too if you wanna know the truth.”
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