PRESIDENT Donald Trump has vowed to keep "Islamic terrorists" out of the United States after the church attack in France this week.
spoke of the to a crowd of supporters in , on Friday afternoon.
"You saw what's going on in , they had , a very bad one," the president said.
Trump went on to say "we are keeping – if it's ok with you – we are keeping radical Islamic terrorists the hell out of our country."
On Thursday, .
The attack left three people dead – prompting the government to raise its security alert to the maximum level hours before a nationwide .
France’s anti-terrorism prosecutor said the suspect is a Tunisian born in 1999 who reached the Italian island of Lampedusa, a key landing point for migrants crossing in boats from North Africa, on September 20.
The prosecutor as a potential threat.
Two weeks ago, a with his class.
The suspected attacker was shot to death by after the beheading.
At his campaign rallies leading up to this coming Tuesday, Trump has said he's keeping terrorism out of the US.
He's claimed that if is elected, "horrifying attacks" like the beheading in France will come to the US.
" wants to terminate our travel bans and surge refugees from the most dangerous places in the world," Trump claimed of his rival.
"He will open the floodgate to radical Islamic terrorism – and you saw three days ago what happened the beheading in France, and today it happened again.
Trump then offered his condolences to France's president, before claiming that similar attacks will happen in the US if Biden wins the election.
"And we give our warmest regards to President Macron, a friend of ours, a friend of mine, a friend of the first lady," he added.
"Under the Biden plan, the horrifying attacks in France will come to our cities and our towns – and I don't want to speak too loudly about this, and I knock on wood," Trump claimed.
He proceeded to knock on the podium where he stood speaking.
"This is real wood.... but you know look what's happened," he said, referencing terror attacks in France.
"Don't want to say, long time..." he trailed off.
On Friday, Trump told the crowd in Michigan that Biden was "mentally shot" and that it wasn't because of his older age of 77.
"He's shot," Trump said, adding he knows people who are 85 and 92 years old who are "like perfect."
"A lot of people in their 80s, 90s, they're sharp," he said. "This guy is mentally shot."
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