Donald Trump leaves White House and promises to return “somehow”

Washington – Donald Trump left the White House this morning at Marine One for the last time as president, leaving a divided nation.

Four years after being on the scene of his own inauguration, Trump is leaving the Oval Office twice in residence, with millions stopped and 400,000 killed by the coronavirus.

As he left, Trump told reporters, “Thank you. It’s been an honor to be president. I hope it’s not an extensive goodbye.”

Trump will be the first president in modern history to boycott the inauguration of his successor, given that he will not attend the swearing-in of Joe Biden. Until the end, the president advanced the false idea that Biden stole his election.

Before concluding his term, on January 6, he incited an insurrection in the Capitol that left five dead, including a police officer, under the premise of electoral fraud.

Republican officials in several critical states, members of his own administration and a wide range of judges, including those nominated by Trump, have rejected these arguments.

promises to return

After leaving the White House, the president arrived — along with First Lady Melania — at Andrews Base. There he promised to return “somehow” to the political arena of the United States. He made brief statements before boarding the Air Force One presidential plane to fly home to Florida.

He stated to an enthusiastic group of his followers that he will observe and listen to the distance. In addition, he opined that the new government will be “very successful” and said it laid the groundwork for it. “(They will have) the foundation to do something really spectacular,” he stated.

Trump did not mention President-elect Joe Biden by name at any time. In time, he wished attendees a “good life” and then boarded the plane with his wife Melania. Trump wanted to get to Florida before Biden’s investiture at noon.