At a campaign stop in Mint Hill, North Carolina outside of Charlotte, former president gave his first public remarks since US intelligence officials briefed him on a suspected Iranian plot to kill him, that according to his campaign.
In the meantime, there still hasn't been a word of condemnation from the Biden-Harris administration, or the White House against Iran for the threat.
"If I were the president I would inform the threatening country, in this case Iran, that if you do anything to harm this person we are going to blow your largest cities and the country itself to smithereens. You can't do that" Trump said.
But instead, Joe Biden spent the morning doing his first interview on The View, where he actually tried say that he wasn't forced out of the race by his fellow Democrats, and that he would beat Trump if he was still running. Biden also called Trump a threat to Democracy, with the president of Iran also in New York this week.
"We have the president of Iran in our country this week, we have large security forces guarding him and yet they're threatening our former president, and the leading candidate to become the next president" noted Trump.
Tomorrow, the congressional task force investigating the first assassination attempt of former President Donald Trump will hold it's first hearing.
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