Joe's fighting talk: Biden unleashes on Trump during Vegas trip

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : He visited the historic Westside, an area northwest of the Las Vegas casino 'strip,' where black Americans founded their own casinos and clubs about 100 years ago because of segregation.
46% : Biden narrowly beat Trump in Nevada by 33,596 votes, or less than 3%, in 2020, and opinion polls show a rematch between the two men, which seems likely in 2024, would be just as close.Tuesday's Republican and Democratic primary also gives voters the options to vote for 'None of these candidates.'The president has taken advantage of his firm position at the top of the Democratic ticket to shore up support in states and with voting blocs that will be vital to his re-election.
38% : He has grown more forceful in recent weeks when he talks about Trump.
35% : Trump, meanwhile, is bleeding money out of his PAC in the form of legal expenses.
32% : The Biden campaign sees Trump, who is leading the polls for the GOP nomination, as their rival in the 2024 general election, setting up a grudge match between the two men.
29% : Trump has denied that.
29% : The president's meeting comes as polls show the president's support among black voters as falling and as Donald Trump appears to be wrapping up the Republican presidential nomination.
20% : He said they're all suckers and losers,' Biden said of Trump.
18% : President Joe Biden unleashed on Donald Trump during a fundraiser in Nevada on Sunday, indicating he's considered punching his Republican rival and noting he has to 'hold his Irish temper' around him.
18% : In his forceful and animated comments at Sunday's fundraiser, Biden repeated his charges that Trump is a threat to democracy.
15% : Biden specifically on Sunday referred to a time in 2018, when Trump was president and reportedly didn't want to visit a cemetery near Paris for Americans who fought and died in World War I because it was filled with 'suckers' and 'losers,' his chief of staff at the time claimed.
13% : After Trump won the New Hampshire primary, the Biden campaign declared him to have essentially locked up the Republican nomination and has focused their firing power on the former president.
11% : His words also indicated what he thinks of Trump as reports came out that Biden refers to the former president as a 'sick f***' in conversations with his close aides and longtime friends, Politico reported.
7% : He also referred to Trump as 'Donald Hoover Trump' (a Herbert Hoover reference) and attacked his record on jobs, as well as Trump's comments hoping for a recession while Biden was still in office.

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