Trump used Memorial Day speech to take aim at Joe Biden's presidency, calling it a "hard four years" he's now "fixing."

President Donald Trump began Memorial Day with a long, angry and insulting rant that he posted on Truth Social, retracted, then put online after a quick edit.

Former President Biden made a public appearance Friday for the first time since his cancer diagnosis earlier this month, speaking at a Delaware ceremony in honor of Memorial Day. Biden’s remarks ...

Trump did not name former President Joe Biden directly, but the references to his onetime rival were unmistakable.

The expectation is we’re going to be able to beat this. It’s not in any (other) organ. My bones are strong, it hasn’t penetrated. So I’m feeling good.” More: Biden urges Americans to support veterans on anniversary of son Beau's deathStart the day smarter.

Their valor gave us the freest, greatest and most noble republic ever to exist,” Trump said of fallen service members.

The indicted politician is known for going off script, talking about himself and giving unprecedented advice to those who didn't ask.

Donald Trump leveled several personal attacks against former President Joe Biden over the weekend, including a Memorial Day post calling him 'scum' and a repost referring to him as a 'corpse'