Donald Trump called President Joe Biden an 'enemy of the country'

 Former US President Donald Trump has called President Joe Biden an 'enemy of the state'.

According to the French news agency AFP, Donald Trump severely criticized President Joe Biden during a rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday.

During his speech, Donald Trump condemned the FBI raid on his Florida home last month.

In his first public speech since the raid, Trump said the search was a "travesty of justice" and warned it would "create a backlash like no one has ever seen."

Donald Trump added that "there could be no clearer example of the real threats to American freedom than the most shocking use of force by any administration in American history just a few weeks ago."

Donald Trump greeted his supporters at a rally in Wilkes-Barre, saying that "this misuse of the law" will create a reaction like no one has ever seen.

He also hit back at Joe Biden's speech this week, in which the president said his predecessor and supporters of the Republican Party "represent extremism that threatens the foundations of our republic."

Commenting on Joe Biden's speech, Donald Trump told his supporters that Joe Biden 'gave the most vicious, hateful and divisive speech ever given by any American president.'

"He is an enemy of the state and you want to know that."

He added that we are the ones who are trying to save our democracy. It's very simple. The threat to democracy is from the radical left, not from the right.