Former President Trump said Wednesday he would have “every right” to go after his political opponents if he is re-elected in November.
Following his conviction last week in New York v. Trump on 34 counts of falsifying business records, President Trump spoke to Fox News host Sean Hannity about the state of the country and his own political career.
Hannity asked the former president what he would say to people who believe that if he were to return to the White House in 2025, he would seek retribution and use the justice system to go after his political opponents.
Former President Trump speaks with Fox News host Sean Hannity. ((Fox News/Hannity))
“Number one, they’re wrong,” Trump responded. “It has to stop, or we don’t have a country. Look, once this election is over, I’ll be well within my rights to go after them based on what they’ve done. That’s simple, because I know Joe Biden, I know all of the criminal activity, I know his family and all of the money that’s flowing to him, all of this money from China, Russia, Ukraine.”
The House Oversight and Accountability Committee has alleged that the Biden family and associates received millions of dollars from foreign entities, including countries like China, Ukraine and Romania, while Biden was vice president.
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“The Biden family deliberately tried to cover up, obfuscate and hide their scheme to abuse their power, but the bank records don’t lie. The Biden family made millions of dollars from foreigners who provided what appeared to be no services other than access and influence. We know from the thousands of records we have obtained so far that the Biden family started over a dozen companies while Joe Biden was Vice President.” Read the press release It will be launched in May 2023 by the office of House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer.
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-Ky.) is leading an investigation into the business dealings of Hunter Biden and other members of the Biden family. (Matt McClain/The Washington Post, Teresa Kruger/Getty Images, courtesy of the World Food Programme USA)
Biden’s brother James He testified earlier this year The president has said he had “no involvement in any of his family’s business dealings.” White House spokesman for oversight and investigations Ian Sams told MSNBC last year that there was “no evidence of wrongdoing” as House Republicans have alleged.
Trump said he doesn’t want to do what Democrats have done to Republicans.
“They want to arrest someone for nothing. They want to arrest someone who won the nomination by an overwhelming margin,” he told Hannity.
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“If they continue to do what they’re doing to me, there will be very little left in this country. This is literally a weaponization. Some call it a war on the law, some call it just a war, but this is a weaponization of an election,” the 2024 Republican front-runner added.
Former President Trump responded to claims that he would seek retaliation for the “legal war” waged by Democrats against him.
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“And I think we’re talking about the most important election in the history of our country. This will be remembered as the most important election in the history of our country. We can’t continue to let this happen.”
