Staff Reports
During a rally, Donald Trump said that he would consider participating in the debates organized by the RNC. He asked his supporters if he should participate or not. He noted that if he's leading in the polls, it might not be necessary for him to join.
Trump's query got mixed reactions from the audience. Some people supported his participation, while others didn't like it. He said that his supporters' desire to see him participate in debates was due to their own entertainment value.
During the rally, Trump criticized Biden for his actions regarding the Veterans Affairs. He claimed that his reforms had transformed the agency from an embarrassment to a national example, but he also accused the former vice president of undermining these efforts by trying to reinstate employees who were let go due to valid reasons. Trump estimated that Biden's plan to reinstate these workers would cost over $200 million.
Besides talking about the debates, Trump also made fun of Chris Christie, who was a former governor of New Jersey. He said that he couldn't be bothered because he was eating.
WATCH: Trump Roasts Christie, Polls Rally Audience On Whether He Should Debate: 'Should I?' https://t.co/Il5XTRloPc
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Details about the debate that will be held in Milwaukee were revealed. It will be a two-hour event that will feature follow-up questions and answers. The candidates will also have an exclusive marketing opportunity with FOX News.
According to a report, Trump held a private dinner with executives of Fox News, who urged him to participate in upcoming debates. The two have a contentious and cooperative relationship, though the network has also supported Trump's agenda. There have been moments of tension and disagreement between them.
The rally provided Trump with an opportunity to discuss various topics, such as his feud with Biden and his relationship with the Fox News. His humorous and candid remarks added to the event's entertainment value.
