Donald Trump left the White House and Washington on January 20 before Biden was sworn in as US president. He was very depressed and unaccompanied at the last minute as president. Jim Acosta, a CNN reporter at the last-minute and farewell reception of Trump's presidency, said: He said Trump has never been so depressed and alone as president. There was no one around him.
Donald Trump left the White House on the morning of January 20, local time, CNN reported, quoting Jim Acosta. He moved from the White House to Andrews Military Base in Maryland. There was a small farewell party scheduled for him. But there was no one at the president's farewell ceremony.In all, about two hundred people were there. After a brief farewell speech, Trump boarded Air Force One for the last time as president and flew to Palm Beach, Florida with his family.
Jim Acosta said, ‘Trump’s departure like this was very painful. He said he had never seen him so lonely in his presidency. He said Trump's departure was the opposite of what he had seen in the White House.Trump's departure as president would have been different had it not been for the efforts to invalidate the results of the presidential election and the riots at the Capitol building on allegations of fraud in the January 7 presidential election. Trump has completely lost the credibility that was left to most supporters in the Jan. 8 raid on the Congress building.
The report said Trump was banned from Twitter after he tweeted in support of the attackers after the violence at the Congress building. After that he did not come in public. Andrews came to the public on the day of his departure at the Andrews military base.
There he gave a short speech to the supporters. It was a very unusual thing for the president to leave. He was not accompanied by significant media personnel. Fox News did not even send a reporter to report on Trump's arrival in Palm Beach, Florida, with his family. The influential media also did not appear there. This is a very sad day in the life of a president.
Jim Acosta added, "Trump can't keep quiet like this for too long. My guess is, this situation is temporary. The political power that once sent Trump to the White House may rise again. He may have a chance. Besides, I can say that Trump is going to lead at least one tough movement in this country in the future. '
But Acosta A-O says Trump may no longer be able to lead a major political party and return to power after winning the election because of the record amount of unpopularity at the last minute of the presidency. And if he is found guilty in the impeachment trial, then his political life may end here.
Acosta said Trump basically compares himself to Grover Cleveland, the 22nd and 24th president of the United States. Grover was president of the United States for two terms, with one point in the middle. Trump may be thinking the same thing. Grover, however, won the second round because of his popularity, which is far less than Trump's. Trump may not be able to bring back so much popularity.
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