Video: Trump sparks liberal media meltdown after warning there will be a 'BLOODBATH' if he loses the election and branded migrants 'animals'
Former President Trump campaigns for Ohio Senate candidate Bernie Moreno in Vandalia, Ohio and sparks liberal media meltdown after warning there will be a 'BLOODBATH' if he loses the election and brands migrants...

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Trump sparks liberal media meltdown after warning there will be a 'BLOODBATH' if he loses the election and branded migrants 'animals'
The penultimate president painted an apocalyptic picture of the country if Biden wins a second term while speaking at a rally outside of Dayton, Ohio
On the subject of immigration and the murder of Laken Riley allegedly by an undocumented killer, Trump also described criminal migrants as 'animals'
The predicted outcry over his comments quickly poured onto X as users - including a former FBI boss - branded him 'hateful' and 'a dangerous lunatic'

Donald Trump has sparked a liberal media meltdown after warning that there will be a 'bloodbath' if he loses the election in a fiery speech where he also branded migrants 'animals.'

The former president painted an apocalyptic vision of the country if Biden wins a second term while speaking at an airfield rally outside of Dayton, Ohio, Saturday to campaign for Republican Senate candidate Bernie Moreno.

'If I don´t get elected, it´s going to be a bloodbath for the whole - that´s going to be the least of it. It´s going to be a bloodbath for the country,' Trump, 77, warned.

On the subject of immigration and the murder of Laken Riley allegedly at the hands of an undocumented migrant, Trump also described criminal migrants as 'animals' - in the latest sign that his campaign rhetoric has become increasingly inflammatory.

Critics including Nancy Pelosi and a retired FBI boss blasted the incendiary 'bloodbath' comment as 'a threat' - while MAGA supporters said it had been taken out of context by the press because it came in reference to a clampdown on foreign car imports.