Internet divided as Donald Trump calls Joe Biden ‘worst president’ for ‘destroying’ country with inflation, open border policies

'We watched our country take a great beating over the last three years,' said Trump
Donald Trump took a jibe at President Joe Biden for his foreign, economic and border policies (Getty Images)
Donald Trump took a jibe at President Joe Biden for his foreign, economic and border policies (Getty Images)

PALM BEACH, FLORIDA: During a speech on Tuesday night, March 5, at a Mar-a-Lago victory celebration, former President Donald Trump criticized Joe Biden's approaches to the foreign policy, economy, and particularly the border between the United States and Mexico.

In addition, throughout his 20-minute speech, he reeled off incidents from his administration, some of which were from more than five years ago, rather than providing recommendations.

Donald Trump labels Joe Biden as 'the worst president'

During his Mar-a-Lago victory speech, Donald Trump attacked Joe Biden, his opponent, calling him "the worst president in the history of our country".

Trump said, "We watched our country take a great beating over the last three years. And nobody thought a thing like this would be possible."

(Getty Images)
Donald Trump attacked the present administration's 'open borders' policies (Getty Images)

He further added, "We wouldn't have Russia attacking Ukraine. We wouldn't have Israel being attacked. We had no inflation. A lot of experts have said the stock market's the only thing that's doing well — and that's doing well because our poll numbers are so much higher than Joe Biden's."



 

As a prelude to the primary concern of the majority of voters in the run-up to the 2024 election, Trump said that the present administration's "open borders" policies "are going to destroy our country."

(Getty Images)
Donald Trump said that success will bring unity to the country (Getty Images)

Trump said, "There's never been anything like what's happening. Today, it was announced that 325,000 people were flown in from parts unknown."

He claimed that no migrants were "going through that great Texas barrier" when he visited Republican Governor Greg Abbott at the southern border recently.

During his speech, he also made a pitch for unity saying, "[Success], that's what's ultimately going to unify this country and unify this party. We have a great Republican Party with tremendous talent. And we want to have unity, and we're going to have unity, and it's going to happen very quickly."

He added, "Success will bring unity to our country and it happened before. We had the best economy our country has ever had. And now we have a very divided country."

Internet divided over Donald Trump's comment on Joe Biden

People on the Internet had mixed reactions when Donald Trump claimed that Joe Biden is 'the worst president' for foreign wars and inflation. 

A user on X wrote, "Not a lie."

Another posted, "Time to indict Trump before he course corrects all the damage we’re doing to the country and it’s citizens."



 



 

A person also mentioned, "Nah. Woodrow Wilson is far worse, made Biden possible, and the administrative state a reality. Biden is pretty awful though."

One user added, "Hahaha Trump tells it like it is even when he tries to hold back! It’s called “authenticity” love it!"



 



 

 A person also wrote, "He’s being nice with his understatement!"



 

This article contains remarks made on the Internet by individual people and organizations. MEAWW cannot confirm them independently and does not support claims or opinions being made online.

GET BREAKING U.S. NEWS & POLITICAL UPDATES
STRAIGHT TO YOUR INBOX.

MORE STORIES

Politico’s Daniel Lippman reported that a White House official told him Trump had privately said Zacharia 'had no talent and shouldn’t be on television'
2026-10-17T05:17:52.000Z
The Justice Department rejected the allegations, with spokesperson Emily Covington saying the defense team’s letter contained 'false allegations and inaccuracies'
2026-10-17T04:53:53.000Z
The sanctions pause has drawn attention because the proposed diesel deal could affect Ukraine’s position in its ongoing war with Russia
2026-10-17T04:19:38.000Z
Katie Zacharia's departure came hours after Trump revealed he had urged her to reconsider the role, citing intense media scrutiny
2026-10-17T04:12:00.000Z
Trump made the remarks after a July report said Jon Ossoff's campaign had spent nearly $3,000 on makeup services during this election cycle
2026-10-17T02:35:01.000Z
The Trump administration sued in Brooklyn in July 2025, arguing that the city’s law violated the Constitution’s Supremacy Clause
2026-10-16T20:03:56.000Z
Trump's remarks came after a White House official reportedly warned that Zacharia needed to improve quickly or risk losing her job, just hours after her debut briefing
2026-10-16T18:50:09.000Z
Former Clinton adviser James Carville told Democrats to sharpen their messaging and advance legislation popular with voters
2026-10-16T17:50:04.000Z
President Donald Trump reportedly consulted allies on whether to fire longtime Chief of Staff Susie Wiles and appoint a replacement
2026-10-16T16:42:09.000Z
WH counsel told a judge Trump invoked executive privilege to shield communications with advisers and Kennedy Center employees over official duties
2026-10-16T08:01:26.000Z