Donald Trump predicts “worst President” Joe Biden will cause an all-out nuclear World War III soon

YEREVAN (CoinChapter.com) — The World is on the brink of World War III, according to Donald Trump. The former US President, who is currently facing criminal charges on 34 felony counts, said Joe Biden’s leadership will cause a nuclear war in his first public speech following his arrest.

Trump was addressing his supporters at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida soon after flying back from his court appearance in New York. The businessman-turned-politician made history by becoming the first President of the United States to be indicted and arrested. He pleaded ‘not guilty’ to all charges, and was allowed to go home. 

“This could very well lead under the Biden administration’s leadership to an all-out nuclear World War III… We’re not very far away from it, believe it or not,” 

Donald Trump said. 

Several Republican party members have alleged that the Biden Administration is engaged in a political witch-hunt. Trump has even accused the “George Soros-backed” Manhattan district attorney, Alvin Bragg, of election interference. He had earlier announced that he will run again for President in the 2024 elections.

“This fake case was brought only to interfere with the upcoming 2024 election and it should be dropped immediately,” 

he said.

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Joe Biden has destroyed America-Donald Trump

Slamming his unprecedented arrest and indictment, the billionaire politician took a dig at the Biden Administration. Claiming that Joe Biden is one of the worst presidents the country has ever seen, Trump alleged that no Government has done as much damage to the United States as the current Democratic dispensation.  

“If you took the five worst presidents in the history of the United States and added them up they would not have done near the destruction to our country as Joe Biden and the Biden administration have done,” 

Trump hit out.

As supporters cheered and waved the American flag, Trump listed the various failures of the US Government. From the Russian invasion of Ukraine to the inflation and crashing economy, he mentioned all. 

The geopolitical developments, often seen as a sign of Washington’s weakening authority, also found mention in Trump’s address. 

“Russia has joined with China. Can you believe that? Saudi Arabia has joined with Iran,” 

 the former President said, seemingly amused. 

Trump served as US President for one term between 2017 and 2021. He unwillingly left the White House after failing to secure a second term by losing to incumbent Democrat Joe Biden. 

Following the unfavorable election results, several of his supporters stormed the Capitol Hill building, destroying public property and trying to revert the results. One of the charges Trump stands accused of is insight the mob to attack the US Congress in what became known as the “storming of the Capitol”. 

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What happens if Trump becomes President again?

Donald Trump has already declared that he will be running for President again in 2024. If he manages to win the support of his party and wins the GOP race, he may find himself pitched against Joe Biden once again. 

The 80-year-old Democrat has also declared that he will seek a second term. His Vice President, Kamala Harris, may also be on his ticket. 

With the court case against him likely to begin in January 2024, what will happen should he run and defeat Joe Biden? 

Well, nothing much. For starters, he cannot grant himself Presidential Pardon. The cases filed against him are at a State-level, filed by the District Attorney of Manhattan, New York. Under US law, a President can only grant pardons on federal charges, not state charges. 

He can, in theory, secure a pardon from the Governor of New York. But in what comes as bad news for him, New York is a Democratic bastion. The chances of a Republican Governor winning the state are as negligible as the chances of a Democratic Governor granting him a pardon. 

So what can Trump do? Well, at best, he can delay his sentencing, should the court find him guilty at all. However, as things stand, his trial may not be complete by the 2024 elections In that case, he will be in for a long rendezvous with the District Attorney and the courts.