Trump Claims to Have Support from ‘Great Silent Majority’
Former President Donald Trump expressed confidence that a “great silent majority” of Americans will support his return to the White House.
During a recent appearance on radio host Hugh Hewitt’s show, Trump referenced the large crowd at his recent rally in Wildwood, New Jersey to emphasize the strength of his support base.
Trump mentioned that he had surpassed his expected turnout, with 107,000 people attending the rally. He contrasted this with his belief that Biden would struggle to draw a similar crowd. Trump cited his plan to appeal to a “great silent majority,” drawing inspiration from former President Nixon’s use of the term.
Regarding various topics discussed during the interview, Trump criticized the inflation rate in April and questioned Biden’s willingness to engage in debates and provide offensive weapons to Israel.
Trump also speculated on Biden’s relationships with world leaders like Putin and Xi Jinping, hinting at alleged financial ties influencing Biden’s decisions.
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