‘They’re not indicting me, they’re indicting you’: Trump electrifies overflow crowd at Pennsylvania rally

Trump pulled no punches during his speech, telling the crowd that while he always held respect for the office of the United States President, it is now time to “take the gloves off” when fighting against the ‘Biden crime family.’

Biden’s “been paid off. This is a corrupt president. And you know what, I would’ve never said that. I have too much respect for the office of the presidency and I never said that I can’t say great things about him because he’s been a horrible president … but you know what, now we have to take the gloves off because they took the gloves off, so we take the gloves off.”

In order to hold the Bidens accountable for any potentially committed crimes, Trump promised he will assign “a real special prosecutor to expose the monumental corruption of the Biden crime family.”

The former president took aim at Republicans who are against pro-voter integrity initiatives, declaring to the crowd, “Any Republican that doesn’t act on Democrat fraud should be immediately primaried and get out…”

After speaking on Joe Biden’s targeting of political enemies, specifically in reference to the legal procedures former President Trump has been facing as he plans his 2024 run against Biden, Trump passionately told the audience: “You know they’re not indicting me, they’re indicting you. I just happen to be standing in the way.”

He accused the Democrats of trying to rob Americans of a justly run presidential election in 2024, and promised the party will not be able to rig it in the same way that many believe they did in 2020.

Other highlights from the rally include Trump’s attacks on Biden over his suspicious ties to China, his pledge to take on the Marxists in addition to Biden’s IRS, his reminder that he was the first US president in decades to not start any new wars, and an assurance that he will swiftly end the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.

The former president also said he will end the “child trafficking crisis” and return children to their parent’s home countries immediately.

Trump concluded with a depressing message about the state of the nation, but also used the moment as an opportunity to inspire hope, promising that the United States of America "will soon be a great nation again."