Trump Slams Biden Administration, Says It 'Cannot Manage Simple Crisis' With Joe Biden Right Next to Him

After being sworn in as the 47th President of the United States, Donald Trump delivered the longest inaugural speech in modern history, which included a heavy amount of implicit criticism directed at the Biden Administration.

With now-former President Joe Biden only a few meters away, Trump criticized his administration's ability to "manage a simple crisis," promising he would change that, starting today.

"We now have a government that cannot manage a simple crisis at home while at the same time stumbling into a continuing catalog of catastrophic events abroad," he said.

Trump also criticized Biden's 'failure' to "protect our magnificent law-abiding American citizens," accusing the former government of providing "protection and sanctuary for dangerous criminals" coming from "prisons and mental institutions" from "all over the world."

The Republican President followed his long list of grievances by announcing some of the executive orders on immigration, energy, foreign affairs, and government hiring he plans to sign today. Trump ended his speech just like he started it, promising the start of a "golden era."

"The golden age of America begins right now," he said, promising the country would be "the envy of every nation" and "win like never before."