The former American president, Donald Trump, has reacted after the annual speech of the president, Joe Biden, saying that it was a speech filled with anger, polarization and hatred.
"He seems very angry when he speaks, which is a characteristic of people who know they are losing," Trump wrote on Truth Social.
He has criticized Biden for wanting to flood the US with migrants.
"Anger and shouting do not help to make our country united again. This was an angry, polarizing and hate-filled speech. He mentioned immigration, or the Worst Border in the History of the World. He will never fix immigration, nor does he want to. He wants our country to be flooded with migrants. "Crime will rise to levels never seen before, and it's happening very quickly," Trump wrote.
In his annual address to the nation late Thursday, Biden criticized his potential Republican opponent in the November elections, Donald Trump, for "bowing" to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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