Trump appears on garbage truck after Biden's 'slip of the tongue' statement

On October 30, Mr. Donald Trump sat on a garbage truck to answer the press, one day after President Joe Biden made controversial statements when he referred to Mr. Trump's supporters as 'trash'.

“How do you like my garbage truck? It’s a tribute to Kamala and Joe Biden,” Trump told reporters on October 30, The Hill reported, referring to President Biden’s recent remarks.

The garbage truck followed former US President Donald Trump's motorcade to Green Bay, Wisconsin, to attend a rally on October 30. In addition, Mr. Trump also wore a reflective vest worn by garbage collectors.

Mr. Trump sat on a garbage truck and answered the press before campaigning in Wisconsin on October 30.

Earlier on October 29, Mr. Biden caused a backlash when he commented on a speech by comedian Tony Hinchcliffe at Donald Trump’s campaign rally in New York state last week, when Mr. Hinchcliffe jokingly criticized the U.S. territory of Puerto Rico as a “trash island.”

“The only garbage I see floating around are his supporters. His disregard for Latinos is unconscionable and un-American,” Mr. Biden said.

Trump rides in a garbage truck to campaign after Biden's 'slip of the tongue' statement

Mr. Trump and the Republican Party quickly used the current president's statements to attack Mr. Biden and Ms. Kamala Harris's campaign.

“I have to say 250 million Americans are not trash,” Mr. Trump said at a rally in Wisconsin on October 30.

Mr. Trump wore a reflective vest to campaign in Wisconsin on October 30.

US Vice President Kamala Harris has clarified her stance on Mr Biden's controversial remarks. “I completely disagree with any criticism of others based on who they voted for.

The US presidential election is just a few days away, on November 5. So far, more than 57 million people have voted, with more than 30 million voting early and about 27 million mail-in ballots, according to statistics from the University of Florida.

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