US President Joe Biden has again accused his predecessor and campaign rival Donald Trump of Nazi rhetoric after the distribution of a questionable video clip. Trump is using “Hitler’s language,” not America’s, the 81-year-old said in a campaign video released Tuesday.
In the short clip, the Democrat holds a phone and says, referring to the video: “This is on his official account? Wow.”
At a campaign event in Boston, Biden also attacked the Republican, who wants to move back to the White House in November. The threat posed by Trump’s second term is greater than during his first presidency, the 81-year-old said, according to the press traveling with him. He called Trump “deranged” and accused him of being vindictive after losing the 2020 presidential election.
Trump’s ‘unified empire’
On Monday, Trump shared a video — which was later deleted — on the Truth Social platform, which he co-founded. It showed fictional newspaper articles proclaiming his election victory. One of the headlines mentioned, among other things, the creation of a “unified empire.” Trump’s entourage later confirmed that the clip had been deleted from his account.
Biden’s response to the review:
When asked, a spokeswoman for his campaign team said it was not a video from the election campaign. It came from an account and was distributed to Trump’s account by an employee “who clearly didn’t see the word.”
Copied from Wikipedia article
The term is often associated with the Nazi Third Reich in Germany. According to American media, the word Reich in the video probably refers to the founding of the German Empire in 1871. The text comes from a Wikipedia article about the First World War. The video was created using a ready-made newspaper article mask. It has also been used in other clips online. Other headlines in the video distributed on Trump’s platform also refer to World War I.
Trump wants to face Biden again in the presidential elections in November. During his election campaign he regularly used radical rhetoric. In the past he has labeled political opponents as “vermin.” In other campaign appearances, for example, Trump said some migrants aren’t “people” at all — or that migrants are “poisoning the blood of our country.” The 77-year-old compared the Biden administration to the Gestapo. The Gestapo (Gestapo) was the political police of the Nazi regime from 1933 to 1945.
Source: Krone
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