Trump at a rally last night: 'We are going to win four more years in the White House and then after that we'll negotiate, right, because we're probably, based on the way we were treated, we're probably entitled to another four after that.'
Donald Trump has said he is “probably entitled” to serve more than two terms as president of the United States and claimed the only way he will lose this year’s election is because his opponents are trying to rig it.
He then appeared to suggest he would be interested in serving a third term, saying: “And then after that we’ll negotiate because we’re probably, based on the way we were treated, we’re probably entitled to another four after that.” Focusing his vexation on the Democrats, he suggested his opponents were trying to rig the election by sending ballots to dead people and dogs, and he hinted challenging any result not in his favour.He added: “They are trying to rig an election and we can’t let that happen.”
“The Biden shutdown would do everything to shut down the lives and dreams of tens of millions of Americans, inflict totally lasting harm on our children and lead countless deaths from suicide,” he added.
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