Washington DC. In the presidential election to be held in the United States in November, the current president Joe Biden and former president Donald Trump are having a ‘rematch’. Meanwhile, on Saturday, Trump warned at a rally that if he does not win the election, there will be ‘bloodshed’ in the country. Trump said this while addressing a rally in Dayton, Ohio. “If I don’t win the election now, there will be bloodshed here. At least this will happen. Bloodshed is about to happen for the country.’ He said.
But so far, it is not clear what the intention of Trump’s statement is. At the time of this warning, he was complaining about the auto industry. Addressing the crowd, Trump said that if he is re-elected, he will not be able to sell any cars imported from China to the US.
The US presidential election is being held in November. In this situation, Trump is making bitter statements against US President Joe Biden before the election. Trump also referred to people who were imprisoned in connection with the January 6, 2021 riots in the US Parliament as hostages. Meanwhile, Biden is also raising the events of January 6 in his speech.
