Former president of the United States donald trump has once again sounded the alarm about what he considers an “enemy within,” highlighting internal threats that he believes could endanger American democracy. In a recent interview with Tucker Carlson, Trump reiterated his belief that the United States is facing this internal adversary.

Trump identifies ‘very bad people’ as a danger to democracy

In the informal chat style format, Triumph He stated that there are “very bad people” within the country who pose a significant threat to its democratic foundations. “We have an internal enemy,” he said, characterizing these individuals as dangerous and determined to dismantle the country’s political structure.

Trump urges to be alert to internal threats

“They would like to destroy our country. They would like our country to be a nice communist or fascist country in any way possible,” he warned, urging his audience to remain alert against such threats.

Trump points out irony in his opponents’ accusations

Triumph He highlighted the irony of the accusations directed at him, stating: “They are a threat to democracy. You know, the surprising thing is when they say, ‘He wants to get elected and he wants to put people in jail.’ How terrible. “That’s what they’ve been trying to do to me for four years.”

This statement highlighted the former president’s continued grievances regarding the various legal challenges and investigations he has faced since leaving office.

Trump positions himself as a target of conspiracy

the former president He described himself as a victim of political machinations, drawing parallels between his struggles and the broader narrative of an alleged conspiracy against him. “But they are the biggest scammers,” he said. “Because as soon as I said an enemy within, they said… oh, you’re saying an enemy within. These are sick puppies, I assure you.”

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Triumph has He previously invoked the idea of ​​an “enemy within.”. Here are two recent examples where he discussed this concept:

October 13: Concerns over Election Day disruptions

In an interview with Fox News on October 13, he expressed concern about potential disruptions on Election Day, warning of “outside agitators” and reiterating his belief that radical left groups pose a greater threat than outside forces. Trump stated: “We have very bad people, radical left nuts, and I think they are the biggest problem.” He suggested that the situation could be addressed by deploying the National Guard or, if necessary, the army, adding: “If necessary, it should be handled by the National Guard, or even by the army if necessary, because they cannot allow that to happen.”

April: Predictions of increased immigration

In an April interview with TIME magazine, Donald Trump predicted that by the end of President Biden’s term, the United States could welcome up to 20 million undocumented immigrants. He expressed concern about immigrant-related crime in cities such as New York, Chicago and Los Angeles, and emphasized the role of local authorities in addressing the problem. Triumph declared: “We will absolutely start with the criminals who are arriving.” He indicated that he was willing to use the National Guard to maintain order, saying, “If I thought things were getting out of control, I would have no problem using the military,” although he preferred to use the National Guard first.

Mobilizing your base

TriumphThe comments once again resonate with his criticism of the current political climate and the Democratic Party. He has consistently maintained that his adversaries are trying to undermine his legitimacy and block his return to power. His remarks in Arizona are part of a broader strategy as he prepares for a possible presidential bid in 2024, framing the political landscape as a dangerous battleground to rally his base.

the former presidentThe recent comments are designed to bolster support in this crucial swing state as the election approaches. As he charts his political course, he aims to ensure that his warnings about an “enemy within” resonate with a substantial portion of the electorate.