Trump: I could have done ‘bad things’ to Hillary Clinton, Biden, Obama
Trump said he restrained himself from targeting Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden and Barack Obama because he respects the presidency.
- On Wednesday, President Donald Trump claimed in the Oval Office he 'could have done very bad things' to former President Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, and former President Joe Biden, but refrained out of respect for the presidency.
- Trump's remarks followed a question from Fox News reporter Peter Doocy regarding whether Democrats would impeach him if they regain control of Congress in the midterm elections.
- Asserting his authority, the president added, 'I can do whatever I want, if I want,' while criticizing the two previous impeachment efforts against him by the House of Representatives.
- Criticism emerged quickly as lawyer Aaron Parnas posted on X that 'this is not a normal thing for a president to say,' highlighting concerns about executive power.
- Democrats have remained largely non-committal about pursuing a third impeachment effort, prioritizing economic concerns over political retaliation as they campaign for midterm elections.
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'What Is Happening Here?!’: Trump Says He Can Go After Obama, Biden and Hillary Clinton, Then Viewers Spot What’s Behind Him and Can't Turn Away
President Donald Trump was in the Oval Office Wednesday to celebrate the rollout of Trump Accounts. Business leaders, lawmakers and children surrounded him as he touted billions of dollars committed to the new investment program. Trump, of course, went off script — using the event to make another sweeping claim about his power. The claim involved Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden. He said he could have taken severe action against all t…
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