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Weekend: Trump says Joe Biden is an 'enemy of the state'

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Trump says Joe Biden is the 'enemy of the state'

04/09/2022 GMT

Trump says Joe Biden is an 'enemy of the state'

BBC World Service - Weekend, Trump says Joe Biden is an 'enemy of the state'

Donald Trump has accused Joe Biden of weaponising the FBI against political opponents

Donald Trump has accused President Biden of weaponising the FBI against him and labelled his an enemy of the state. In his first public appearance since agents raided his Florida home to recover classified documents, the former president told a Republican rally in Pennsylvania that the raid was a shocking abuse of power. 

Also in the programme: A political scandal, in Greece, involving spying on people through their phones; and two people who lived through the Gorbachev era discuss their memories of the demise of the Soviet Union.  

Joining Paul Henley to discuss these and other issues are Mily Taylor, chief executive of Oxford Information Labs, a UK-based cyber intelligence company, and Han Dorussen, professor of government at the University of Essex in southern England.

(Photo: Donald J. Trump Save America rally in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, Wilkes Barre, USA - 03 Sep 2022. Credit: EPA)

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