Donald Trump makes a fateful prediction about the fate of the country under Biden; He said that at some point, the policies of the Democratic Party will bring America to a point of no return

Former President Donald Trump told Fox News’ Mark Levin on Saturday that he is concerned that under President Joe Biden’s policies, America as it has been is on the verge of being permanently altered and not good direction.

Trump and Levin discussed his new book, “Our Journey Together,” which features hand-picked photos of him and his family during his four-year tenure.

Levin has speculated to Trump that Biden will become the worst president in the country’s history, even as other critics say they believe Biden’s policies to date have contributed to the economic downturn worse than what the country faced under Democratic President Jimmy Carter in the late 1970s.

Trump told the host that Biden, for example, had left the previous executive order he signed banning the critical racial theory of Marxism from the federal government.

“If you look, President Obama was very divisive, but people were more silent about it. They don’t want to offend him, but he’s very divisive,” Trump said.

“But the Biden administration is much worse. Actually, I noticed the other day that Obama said ‘this is very dangerous’; all these things – you know, what they did. It was too much for him,” he added.

“But when they look at his top economists looking at this level of inflation, and they see these bills being passed trillions and trillions of dollars, where it’s like throwing money through the window,” Trump continued, a possible reference to how Obama-era economic officials like former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers have warned against the actions of some Democratic Party officials. Biden.

“These are the Obamas who tell the Biden people ‘you can’t do this, -‘ but they keep pushing. Let’s see what happens,” Trump said.

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Trump expressed joy at seeing Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin set to take office in Richmond next year after he was disappointed in Clinton’s confidant, Terence McAuliffe.

The former president said Youngkin called him after the win to thank him for his support: “The men of ‘MAGA’ came out with a much larger force than anyone thought possible. “

In that race, Youngkin made significant gains for the GOP in more Democratic-leaning areas north and around. Washington DC, while also rallying in pro-Trump areas around Bristol, Wytheville, Bland and the Cumberland Gap.

While Trump expressed that Youngkin’s victory should be a wake-up call to the left, he added that either way the country must return to its strong border policies, free enterprise. , fair press and more background he said Biden gave up.

“We do not have [that], “I said.

“For example, who doesn’t want voter ID? Who wouldn’t want a strong army, or a frontier? Who wants millions to pour into our country? ” said the former president.

“If you had sampled a thousand people, typically, well, Americans who love our country, they wouldn’t believe what they were witnessing at the border, and some of them actually did,” he said. the bad.

“I think you’re going to see a big, big win for the Republicans midterm. I think it will be very difficult for them to come back that quickly,” Trump predicted.

“This country has huge, huge potential, but we are giving it away, and there will come a time when the country cannot turn back, and we can never allow that point to be reached,” he said. .