Trump made the allegation during a full interview with WABC alongside his former personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, on Sunday, August 23.
“We had many suicides, people committed suicide over this,” Trump said, as he blamed what he described as “vicious people” in the Biden administration.
However, the president did not identify any of the individuals he claimed died by suicide or provide evidence to support the allegation.
During the interview, Trump also criticised officials from the Biden and Obama administrations, particularly those who have since moved into the private sector or become media commentators.
He claimed that some former government officials now work for Microsoft, while others appear on CNN. Trump also took aim at former FBI personnel who have transitioned into television commentary, referring to them as “FBI slobs” and accusing them of being “dirty cops.”
Trump did not provide specific details about the investigations or incidents he was referring to.
The remarks came amid a renewed relationship between Trump and Cohen, whose once-close professional relationship had previously deteriorated into a highly public and bitter feud.
Cohen, who served for years as Trump’s personal lawyer, said last month that the pair had begun “reconciling” and were putting their past differences behind them following private meetings at Bedminster and Mar-a-Lago.
Their renewed relationship has since become more public, with Cohen appearing alongside Trump during the WABC interview.
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