Joe Biden goes on the offensive against Donald Trump. The democratic candidate has said that his rival Donald Trump was going to "steal" the presidential election of November 3, and that it could refuse to recognize the result in case of defeat, accusations "ridiculous," according to the White House. Interviewed by host Trevor Noah, Joe Biden, 77 years of age, was entrusted to be concerned with the idea that access to the polls of the Americans to be limited, for example, by sowing doubt on the validity of the bulletins sent by mail, the use of which is expected to increase due to the pandemic. "This is my biggest concern. The president is going to try to steal this election," he said in the show "the Daily Show" that aired Wednesday.
"this is the same guy who said that all the ballots by mail, were fraudulent, ( ... ) while he sits behind his desk in the oval Office and filled out his ballot by mail", has he added in reference to the vote of the u.s. president for the primary Florida, in march.
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"A hypothesis is absolutely ridiculous,"
Trevor Noah then asks if he has thought about what he would do if Donald Trump lost the election but refused to recognize the results. "Yes, I've thought of it," responds the former american vice-president, adding that the army would certainly be: "I promise you, I am absolutely convinced that they escorteraient very quickly out of the White House." "It is an assumption that is absolutely ridiculous," responded the spokesperson of the White House, Kayleigh McEnany, on Fox News Thursday. "Let the democrats do in the demagoguery and to pass on these conspiracy theories", she repeated.
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The u.s. president has often joked about his desire to stay in power beyond the two terms allowed. He has said several times that the voting by correspondence was necessarily "fraudulent", which prompted Twitter to report in may for the first time, one of his tweets as being misleading. Already known for its long queues during the days of elections, the United States are facing the prospect of elections in which the organization is likely to be even more complicated on 3 November by the pandemic of sars coronavirus. Joe Biden said to Trevor Noah that several States put in place measures to hinder access to the ballot box and that it intends to send observers "in all districts of the country."
