Achi news desk-
Washington (International Desk) The Vice President of the United States, Donald Trump, has once again threatened that if he is defeated in the presidential election in November, major problems will arise and the country may not exist.
In an interview with Fox News host Brian Kilmeade, Donald Trump said that November 5, 2024 will be the most important day in American history. At the moment the state of the country is very bad. There will be an opportunity for people to pave the way for better changes on November 5, 2024. If there are no changes to ensure integrity, then the country will not exist.
When there was a strong reaction across the United States regarding this interview, Donald’s campaign spokesman, Steven Cheung, said in an email to the well-known magazine Newsweek that this country cannot survive without knowing the law and the security of Americans. The spokesman said that the former president was only saying that the country needs real stability which can only happen if he wins.
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It should be remembered that Donald Trump addressed a rally a few days ago and said that if he is not elected president again rivers of blood will flow in the country. And perhaps the sun of democracy has not yet risen in America. He also faced harsh criticism for these comments. Trump himself later had to explain that what he meant was that the country needed stability, which could only come if he won.
During the interview, Donald Trump also discussed the proposals presented by Mexican President Andre Manuel Lopez Obrador to solve the immigration problem. This interview was broadcast on March 24.
On the Fox News One Nation program, López Obrador presented four proposals to end the illegal immigration issue. He said that the United States should organize 20 billion dollars in annual aid for the poor countries of South America and the Caribbean, the sanctions should be lifted on Venezuela, the sanctions should be lifted on Cuba as well, and the Mexicans who living in the United States Residents who, although not registered, live a law-abiding life should be given the right to reside.
