'Running against Beto? Trump says he 'wouldn't mind' 2020 ELECTIONS

'Running against Beto? Trump says he 'wouldn't mind

2020 ELECTIONS

President Donald Trump laid out the 2020 Democrats he'd most prefer to keep running against one year from now, saying he'd "love" to keep running against previous Vice President Joe Biden or Sen. Bernie Sanders yet that "we could dream about" running against previous Texas Rep. Beto O'Rourke. 

In a meeting that broadcast Friday on Fox Business Network's "Mornings with Maria," the president told have Maria Bartiromo it appeared as though the press has just "picked" the previous congressman who shook up the race a week ago when he hopped into the field of in excess of twelve competitors. 

"My frame of mind is, I wouldn't see any problems," Trump said when asked whether he needed to keep running against O'Rourke, whose limited misfortune in the Texas Senate race against Ted Cruz a year ago moved him into the national spotlight. 

"That is to say, I'd love to have Biden. I'd love to have Bernie, I'd love to have Beto. That is to say, Beto is by all accounts the one the press has picked. The press appears to have picked Beto," he said. 

Trump tore O'Rourke for his announcement recently in the midst of a battle about subsidizing for Trump's proposed outskirt divider that he would "completely" tear down existing fringe divider in the place where he grew up of El Paso. 

"You have Beto, so you have Beto. What's more, Beto turns out and he says, 'How about we bring down the divider.' If you at any point brought down the divider, this nation would be invade," Trump stated, calling the outskirt divider restriction of fringe state Democrats like O'Rourke and California Gov. Gavin Newsom absolutely political in nature. 

At the point when solicited whether the dynamic from the 2020 race would come down to "communism versus free enterprise," Trump offered another proposal. 

"When I watch Beto, I state we could dream about that," he said. "However, whatever it is — no, I believe it's fitness. I believe it's someone — look. When I previously ran, I was never a lawmaker — I ran, I kept running on a specific stage. I've done definitely more than I said I would do." 

While Beto has positively caught a lot of media consideration since reporting his presidential offer and acquired a record gathering pledges pull in the initial 24 hours since declaring, surveys have appeared close to the center of the pack of the Democratic field that is in excess of twelve in number. 

Sanders has reliably surveyed at the highest point of the field alongside Biden, who still can't seem to really report a keep running for president yet is broadly considered to toss his cap in the ring.