Trump Claims US Excels in Espionage Over China and Russia
In his final midterm campaign rally, Trump asserts the US outperforms China and Russia in espionage efforts.
Dubuque, November 2 (Daily Kiran) : President Donald Trump wrapped up his midterm campaign on Sunday in Dubuque, Iowa, defending U.S. military actions against Iran and addressing concerns about espionage from China and Russia. He boldly claimed that the United States conducts espionage operations far more effectively than its rivals.
During the rally, Trump dismissed worries about Chinese surveillance, stating, “Someone told me China is spying on us. I said, yes, and we are spying on them. Don’t worry about it.” He acknowledged the reality of mutual espionage but insisted that the U.S. does it better.
On the topic of Iran, Trump declared that the country is now devoid of military capabilities and lacks effective leadership for negotiations. “We didn’t start this, but we are ending it. We are beating them badly,” he said. He emphasized that Iran has no radar, anti-aircraft weapons, or viable leaders left, referring to the deaths of key Iranian figures in attacks. “I’m trying to find someone to talk to, but no one wants to be president,” he remarked.
After speaking for over two hours, Trump headed to Salina, Kansas, for the final rally of his campaign. There, he reiterated his focus on the economy, noting, “In the last three months, your inflation rate has dropped to 1.7%. I inherited high prices from ‘Sleepy’ Joe Biden; I didn’t raise those prices.”
He also claimed credit for preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons and mentioned that oil prices are significantly lower now than during Biden’s and Barack Obama’s administrations. Trump characterized high fuel prices as “a very small price to pay for the security of this country and the world,” predicting they would decrease rapidly once conflicts subside.
Voting in the U.S. will take place on Tuesday, with control of the House and Senate at stake.
