'Do You Miss Me Yet?': Trump Slams China, Iran And Biden At A Mar-a-Lago Wedding; Watch


Former US President Donald Trump made a statement about China, Iran, and his successor Joe Biden at a wedding reception at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida. Trump took advantage of the occasion to give a fiery speech attacking the US' rivals as well as Biden's international and domestic policies. Trump slammed Biden's administration on a variety of topics, including the US's latest Iran approach and an increase in migrants crossing the southern border.


"How are we dealing with Iran? We were ready to make a deal, they were ready to do anything, they would have done anything. And this guy [Biden] goes and drops the sanctions and then he says we'd like to negotiate now. We're not dealing with the US now. They don't want to deal with that stuff," Trump says in the two-and-a-half-minute video, which was originally shared by TMZ. 


Former Vice President Joe Biden's administration has been looking at ways to revive the 2015 nuclear agreement between Iran and other major world powers, which was rescinded by former President Donald Trump, who reimposed sanctions. Iran had retaliated at the time by eventually violating the terms of the agreement. Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has stated many times that the US must "lift all sanctions" in order for Tehran to return to its 2015 nuclear deal commitments.


“And now China does the same thing. They never treated us that way. What happened a few days ago was terrible,” Trump further added in the video.”


After a rambling two-minute speech setting out his case, Mr Trump asked the gathered guests, "Do you miss me yet?" to applause. His question quickly gains a lot of people's attention and goes viral on the social network. There are a lot of t -shirts featuring his saying- ‘Miss Me Yet’. If you're interested in these shirts, you can buy it at: https://tshirtatlowprice.com/products/trump-2024-miss-me-yet-t-shirt/.   


Mr. Trump also seemed to imply that he still has reservations about Joe Biden's victory.


He continued: “At 10.30pm in the evening, all of a sudden, they said, ‘that’s a strange thing, why are they closing up certain places?’ There's a lot of things happening right now.”


Mr. Trump received 74.2 million votes, while Mr. Biden received 81.3 million votes. Barack Obama, who received 69.5 million votes in the 2008 election, was the most popular candidate until the 2020 election.


Although Mr. Trump seems to have not given up on the notion that Mr. Biden won the 2020 election by fraudulent means, analysts and government agencies on both sides of the aisle have certified the results as correct, and the election as free, fair, and "the most safe in American history," according to the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.


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