Former President Donald Trump wouldn’t commit to ending the political persecution he claims President Joe Biden has exercised as the leader of the country.
In an interview with Sean Hannity, Trump told the country how important he thinks it is for the next president to break the cycle of “weaponization” he claims has been used against him. The interview pulled back the veil on some of Trump’s thinking about how he might wield power if he returns to the White House next year.
The political persecution ‘has to stop’
In one of the interview’s most surprising takeaways, Trump hinted at the possibility of not pursuing retribution against Biden. When Hannity flatly asked whether he would commit to dropping the cycle of “lawfare,” Trump demurred, saying people don’t want to see Biden indicted.
President Donald Trump dances onstage after his
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