Trump Claims He ‘Could Have Done Very Bad Things’ to Clinton, Biden, and Obama

Trump claims he could have done very bad things to Clinton, Biden, and Obama. New details emerge as midterms approach.

October 9, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — Washington, D.C. — Former President Donald Trump made a controversial statement during a recent press event, suggesting he had the power to take severe actions against former presidential rivals Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden, and Barack Obama.

The remarks came during an Oval Office announcement for his “Trump Accounts” initiative for children, following a series of campaign appearances ahead of the midterm elections. Trump’s comments were a sharp departure from the tone of the event, shifting toward attacks on Democratic figures.

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When asked about past claims that Democrats would seek to impeach him, Trump responded with a string of assertions about what he could have done to key political opponents. He later claimed that while he refrained from taking action due to respect for the presidency, he now believes he has the freedom to act as he sees fit. House Speaker Mike Johnson has warned that Democrats may pursue impeachment if they gain control of the House in November.

Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)

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