DeSantis thinks Biden’s ‘Soul of the Nation’ address is one of his ‘most disgusting’ speeches

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis called Joe Biden’s ‘Soul of the Fatherland’ speech “one of the most disgusting speeches” an American president has ever made.

DeSantis, 43, joined Fox News’ The Ingraham Angle on Friday to criticize Biden, 79, for calling his opposition a threat to the nation.

“I think it’s one of the most disgusting speeches an American president has ever given,” DeSantis criticized on Fox News. ‘He’s running like a unifier and he’s basically telling the vast majority of the country that don’t accept him that they’re really a threat to the Republic.’

DeSantis went on to say that Biden ‘dodges’ and ‘lashes out’ at opponents of his policies, but the Florida governor believes the American people have reason to criticize ‘American Nero’.

“He’s a failed leader,” he told Fox. ” At the end of the day, his policies are the reason why there is so much opposition to him. ”

‘He came to open the border and we saw how disaster unfolded. He ignited the energy of Americans and we have seen how that has hurt millions and millions of people across our country. They had currency inflation, we had one of the worst inflation in over 40 years.

“So, of course, people will be upset by the wreckage he left after he wakes up.”

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, 43, said Biden’s Soul of the Fatherland speech was ‘one of the most disgusting speeches an American president has ever given.’ He said: ‘He runs like a unifier and he’s basically telling the vast majority of the country that don’t accept him that they really are a threat to the Republic’

Biden, 79, has since backtracked on his comments on Republicans, saying he is not ‘any Trump supporter a threat to the country’

DeSantis also claims that ‘whoever is feeding [Biden’s] telempter, who pushed the message during the Soul of the Nation speech and stated that the White House calls opponents of the president’s policies ‘second-class citizens.’

‘The only Republicans he likes are Republicans who want him to get his way. If you stand up against his bad policies like we do in Florida, then of course he will try and write to you who is an acceptable American citizen.

Biden has since blocked his attacks on Donald Trump’s MAGA supporters, saying on Friday that he does not consider ‘any Trump supporter a threat to the country.’

It contrasted with his remarks on Thursday night when, in a prime-time speech about the threat to democracy, he said Trump and his supporters were a threat to the Republic.

Republicans called Biden’s speech divisive while Trump said Biden was ‘out of his mind’.

However, Biden insisted his speech was aimed squarely at the attackers of democracy.

‘I think anyone who calls for the use of violence, does not condemn violence when it is used, refuses to acknowledge an election has been won, insists on changing the way in which the rules and we control. votes, it’s a threat to democracy. Democracy. And everything we stand for, everything we represent, is based on democracy,’ he said.

‘So I’m not talking about anything other than that being inappropriate. And it’s not just happening here, but in other parts of the world, by not recognizing and condemning violence whenever it’s used for those purposes, not condemning attempts to manipulate the outcome. results, not admitting when elections are won or lost. ‘

President Biden defended Donald Trump’s supporters (pictured), saying that the 74 million people who voted for Trump ‘didn’t vote for hitting the capital. They did not vote for passing the election. They are moving towards a philosophy that he offers’

DeSantis doesn’t seem to believe the comeback is real, telling Fox: ‘I think he’s doing this because he’s trying to energize his base to fight a real butt hit. this November.’

The Florida governor also criticized Biden for his vaccine duties, particularly in relation to the military, whose attendance at the speech angered some.

The White House said ahead of Biden’s remarks that the speech was not political. But questions have been raised about the appropriateness of the administration putting two Marines behind the president in his remarks, which included repeated attacks on Trump, who Biden’s potential opponent in the 2024 election.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said the speech was about ‘standing up for democracy’ and ‘denying political violence.’

She said that talking about ‘the challenges facing the nation is not political. We don’t call any of that politics. We see it as leadership. ‘

“The Marines’ presence at the speech was intended to demonstrate the deep respect and observance the President has for these serving members,” she said at Friday’s press conference, “and her role our independent military’s sole role in defending our democracy.”

DeSantis went on to say that Biden has ‘weaponized federal agencies to campaign’ against people he doesn’t like.

“And I think he’s going to keep doing that,” DeSantis told Ingraham Angle.

On Thursday, Biden delivered a noticeably different message.

He said Trump was a ‘threat to the country’ in remarks containing his harshest rhetoric to date about his predecessor in the Oval Office and the MAGA movement.

‘Equality and democracy are under attack. It’s not in our own interest to pretend otherwise,’ Biden declared at the beginning of his speech in front of Philadelphia’s Independence Hall.

He called out Trump by name, criticized the former president for falsely claiming that the 2020 election was stolen, and berated Trump supporters.

“Donald Trump and MAGA Republicans represent the extremism that threatens our own republic,” Biden said to a standing ovation from his supporters.

He made it clear that he doesn’t think every Republican is ‘extremist’ or a threat but said ‘it is not in question that Republicans today are dominated, controlled and threatened by Donald Trump and MAGA Republicans.’

“And that’s a threat to this country,” he said. ‘Too much of what is happening in our country today is not normal.’

Biden accused Trump and his supporters of trying to prevent free elections, disrespecting the constitution and taking the country back on individual rights.

‘MAGA Republicans don’t respect the Constitution. They do not believe in the rule of law. They don’t recognize the will of the people,’ he said. ‘They refuse to accept the results of a free election.’

“You can’t love your country only if you win,” Biden said. It was a marked change of tone for Biden, who in the past, rarely referring to Trump by name, often referred to him as ‘the old man’.

His speech came just before Labor Day, the traditional start of the campaign season. However, the majority of broadcasters have ignored the address, with ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox, PBS, Fox News and Fox Business choosing not to broadcast live. Only CNN and MSNBC did.

Meanwhile, Trump has issued a harsh response to Biden’s remarks.

The former president called Biden ‘lunatic’ and asked if he had ‘end-stage dementia’ after the president declared him a ‘threat to democracy’.

Trump used his Truth Social account on Thursday night to wrap up an ‘awkward and angry’ speech outside the Independence Building in Philadelphia – and urged someone to explain to his successor about the meaning of MAGA, ‘slowly but passionately’.

‘Someone should explain to Joe Biden, slowly but passionately, that MAGA means, as powerfully as mere words can get, MAKE WATER GREAT AGAIN! “, he wrote.

‘If he doesn’t want to Make America Great Again, which through words, actions and thoughts he doesn’t, then he certainly shouldn’t represent the United States of America!

‘If you look at the wording and meaning of the awkward and angry Biden speech tonight, he threatened America, including the probable use of force. He must have lost his mind, or have end-stage dementia! ‘

Biden’s doctor declared him ‘well enough for duty’ after his annual physical in November.