Trump says goodbye to the White House: "The movement we have created has only just begun"

Donald Trump has already released his expected farewell video from the White House a few hours after Joe Biden takes office as the new president of the United States. This has been the penultimate movement expected by Trump, afterwards he announced that he granted pardon to 73 people. Trump has said goodbye with good words, although he has left several messages for the future, ensuring that “the movement that we have launched has only just started, it is only going to grow day by day. ”In any case, Trump has maintained the same lowered tone of recent days with respect to the riots of the assault on the Capitol of last January 6 that until that day he had instigated and promoted. He stressed in his farewell that “political violence should never be tolerated,” noting that “all Americans were horrified by the assault on the Capitol” and that “violence constitutes an attack on what we value as Americans.” He has defended his work at the head of the US Administration, he has assured that he “prays” that Joe Biden’s Executive has “success” to “keep the United States safe and prosperous.” “We are a land of hope and glory, and for four years we have worked to maintain that,” he assured, “I have worked for your families, for America and for all that this country represents.” tough, to the most difficult fights, to the most difficult elections, because that is what you chose me for, “he continued, underlining that the Trump Administration’s agenda” was not left or right, it was not Republican or Democratic, but on the good of a nation.Returning to the idea of what is to come, Trump has insisted that “our future is going to be brighter, there is nothing that this nation cannot achieve, our communities will flourish. I am leaving this majestic place with the confidence that our country and that for our children the best is yet to come. ”The Republican leader in the Senate against Trump In the absence of what the political future holds for Trump, that the tycoon and leader of the conservatives is already history is demonstrated by the fact that more and more leaders so far like-minded jump off the boat. Mitch McConnell, leader of the Republicans in the Senate, and until now one of the strong men around the outgoing president, has come today to accuse Trump himself of “provoking” the assault on the Capitol. “They were provoked by the president and other powerful people,” said McConnell, calling the protesters “a mob fed by lies.” In this sense, the Republican leader has criticized that Trump supporters “tried to use fear and violence to stop a specific procedure of the first branch of the federal government that they did not like ”. “But we move on,” he congratulated himself.