During a wedding in Mar-a-Lago, Donald Trump ... critic Joe Biden

Donald Trump gave a speech at a wedding in Mar-a-Lago. But the wishes to the newlyweds turned to political criticism towards Joe Biden.

The wishes to the newlyweds quickly turned to political discourse. On Saturday night, Donald Trump made an appearance at a wedding in Mar-a-Lago, the private club owned by his company and where he has settled since the end of his term. Dressed in a tuxedo, the former president rose to address John and Megan Arrigo, but was quick to address his favorite subject: himself. “Do you miss me already?” He asked the wedding guests who applauded him, as seen in the video revealed by TMZ. "I see all these news alerts, they tell me about the border, they tell me about China, they tell me about Iran ... How are we doing with Iran? How do you like it ?"

He spoke of the tense situation on the border with Mexico, complaining about the policy put in place by his successor Joe Biden. He deplored that the migrants lived "in misery", "as nobody has ever seen" - but he did not mention his political controversy of separation of families, because of which children were placed in centers. detention while the parents were detained, sometimes even tried and sent back to their native country, leaving the little ones alone. "We are talking about enormous, enormous amounts" of this situation at the border. “Our school system, our hospitals. All. It's hard."

New complaint of his defeat

The former US president, deprived of his social media accounts, took advantage of the extended microphone to once again discuss the lost election last November. “They said, 'Get 66 million votes, sir, and the election will be folded.' We had 75 million votes… you saw what it turned out, ”he said, without specifying that Joe Biden got over 7 million more.

Since moving to Mar-a-Lago, Donald Trump has mixed games of golf, meetings with Republican elected officials and appearances on Fox News. He is preparing for his return to politics and will weigh in on the midterm elections in 2022 before considering the 2024 presidential election, which Joe Biden has said he is already "considering" to run for. This is not the first time he has appeared at a wedding organized in one of his clubs: in the summer of 2019, he congratulated two newlywed couples at the Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, New Jersey, whose once just hours after the El Paso, Texas shooting that killed 20 people.