Donald Trump blames Tulsi Gabbard for "supporting Al-Qaeda""

"The current president continues to betray us," she said. "We were supposed to attack Al-Qaeda. But for years, not only have we not attacked Al Qaeda, but our president has also supported Al Qaeda."

Washington:

US President Donald Trump called the leader of the Democratic Party, Tulsi Gabbard, the first Hindu to run for president of the United States," ridiculous "for claiming that he" supported " the Al-Qaeda terrorist group.

In the second Democratic presidential debate on Wednesday, the Hawaiian legislature accused Donald Trump of supporting Al-Qaeda.

"The current president continues to betray us," she said. "We were supposed to attack Al-Qaeda. But for years, not only have we not attacked Al Qaeda, but our president has also supported Al Qaeda."

Donald Trump on Thursday criticized Tulsi Gabbard for such "ridiculous allegations".

"For her (Gabbard), making this statement is so ridiculous, frankly. And she suffered a lot because no one did more against this war than I did," said the American president in search of her re-election. in the next few years of the polls.

Ms. Gabbard does not know what she is talking about, he said.

"If you remember, I recently defeated ISIS. We have 100% of the caliphate. So you'll always have someone around. So far, we've captured more than 10,000. We have 2,500 ISIS fighters we want. Europe to take because she was returning to Europe - in France, Germany, various places, " he said.

Tulsi Gabbard, however, defended his claim to debate.

She referred to the " Saudi support and alliance offered by Donald Trump who provides both direct and indirect support to Al Qaeda "when she spoke to Shannon Bream about" Fox News @ Night " at the end of the debate.

Donald Trump also stated that the Democratic Democratic Democratic presidential hope of India-American Kamala Harris had not behaved well during the Democratic Party presidential debate the day before, while former vice President Joe Biden had performed better than previous ones.

"I think Kamala didn't do well last night. I think Biden did well. He crossed. He came in limping, like I said about Sleepy Joe. He limped to the end. But he went through it. He did. I think he was fine, " Trump told The Press in his statement about the presidential debate Wednesday night between 10 Democratic candidates.
"I think Kamala had a bad night last night, but I would say so. But we're really at four or five. Let's face it," Trump said in his impression of the Democratic Party's presidential debate. In the first debate, Ms. Harris, the California senator came out a winner, which led to a sudden jump in her fund-raising. On Wednesday night, as Mrs. Harris played brilliantly, she was attacked by other Democratic presidential candidates, including Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard.