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He was on "Fox and Friends," his favorite news network until they say something negative about him, early Friday morning. When asked who he will likely face in the election Trump said, "I don't know if Joe can make it mentally."
“He is off,” Trump said diagnostically about former Vice President Joe Biden. “There is no question about it.”
“I don’t know if he’s going to make it mentally. If he can get through it without cracking up which is a real question, many people have asked that. Maybe him. Don’t forget, people have seen his name for a long time.”
Trump also coined a new nickname for South Bend, Ind., Mayor Pet, referring to him as “Alfred E. Neuman,” after the young, innocent mascot for Mad Magazine.
“I wouldn’t mind running against any of them,” he added.
He suggested that Biden seems to have the polling advantage but Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) has "come up from the embers." He still refers to her as "Pocahontas," ever since lying about her fake Native American heritage in order to benefit as a minority.
“I hit her too early,” Trump said symbolically, in referring to Warren. “I came up with this name that seems to have stuck very nicely. They don’t use it.”
Asked if billionaire Michael Bloomberg — who is thinking about a 2020 presidential bid in the Democratic primary — has a chance, Trump responded, “I don’t see him.”
“I’m sure he is going to run. He is going to spend, he has got the money to put on a great campaign. I don’t see it. I think his time has come and gone.”
According to a recent Economist/YouGov poll, Biden continues to be the front-runner in the Democratic primary, with the incredibly unlikeable Warren following behind as Bernie Sanders keeps trying to scream his way to the front and needs to be careful lest he suffer another heart attack.
“I hit her too early,” Trump said symbolically, in referring to Warren. “I came up with this name that seems to have stuck very nicely. They don’t use it.”
Asked if billionaire Michael Bloomberg — who is thinking about a 2020 presidential bid in the Democratic primary — has a chance, Trump responded, “I don’t see him.”
“I’m sure he is going to run. He is going to spend, he has got the money to put on a great campaign. I don’t see it. I think his time has come and gone.”
According to a recent Economist/YouGov poll, Biden continues to be the front-runner in the Democratic primary, with the incredibly unlikeable Warren following behind as Bernie Sanders keeps trying to scream his way to the front and needs to be careful lest he suffer another heart attack.
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