Trump made mocking Biden’s debate performance a central theme of a Friday campaign rally.
“We had a big victory against a man who is looking to destroy our country,” Trump told the crowd, while mocking Biden’sdebate prep with his former Chief-of-Staff, Ron Klain at Camp David. “He studied so hard that he didn’t know what the hell he was doing.”
“Leave me alone, I’m studying for debate. I wanna sleep and study that’s all I’m going to do for 10 days while the world is going to hell,” Trump said.
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