Donald Trump said the US election will be “liberation day” for his supporters and “judgement day” for his enemies in a high-octane speech ahead of the South Carolina primary on Saturday night.
The former president, 77, vowed his second term would mean “revenge” for his opponents as he promised to “fire” Joe Biden, 81.
With Mr Trump on course to clinch his party’s nomination within weeks, his rousing, though often rambling, address to the Republican Party faithful was entirely focused on November’s general election.
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