BREAKING: Trump holds massive Florida rally, challenges Biden to one-on-one debate, no moderator
“This time it will be man to man, no moderators, no holds barred.”
“This time it will be man to man, no moderators, no holds barred.”

Donald Trump drew a massive crowd to a rally on Tuesday evening in Florida, in which he challenged Joe Biden to a debate without any moderators. The challenge comes after Biden has faced pressure from his own party to drop out of the race with Trump, however, the incumbent president has vowed that he will be staying in the race.
During the rally, Trump challenged Biden to the debate without moderators, saying that he wanted to offer Biden a "chance to redeem himself" from the disastrous debate performance. Trump said that he didn't think Biden was happy with the outcome of the last debate.
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View on X"Let's do another debate this week so that Sleepy Joe Biden can prove to everyone all over the world that he has what it takes to be President. But this time it will be man to man, no moderators, no holds barred."
Trump said during the rally that there were 45,000 people in attendance at the rally. Footage of the crowd showed the thousands that were gathering in Doral, Florida for the rally.
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View on XAt one point during the night, when Trump was speaking, the crowd started chanting "We love you!" to the 45th president. When Trump was speaking, he also brought up reports that had said that Hunter Biden was counseling the president. "Hunter is in the White House running government right now, they say," Trump said in his speech.
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View on XThe GOP candidate for president and presumptive Republican nominee also commented on the cost of inflation and added, "Half of Americans are not taking a vacation at all this summer because they can't afford to do it."
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View on XThis is despite Biden, Trump added, spending "almost 50 percent of his presidency on vacation." Reports from last year indicated that Biden had spent around 40 percent of his presidency on vacation.
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