Trump mocks 'sleepy Joe' for being 'low energy' and says America needs a leader 'that's gonna work his a** off' after he attends FOUR campaign events in THREE states during whirlwind day
President Trump has mocked rival Joe Biden for failing to travel widely and hold large campaign rallies just 39 days out from the Presidential Election.
On Friday, the Commander-in-chief attended four campaign events in three different states, as Biden continued to lay low.
Trump hit out at the Democratic nominee during his final appearance on Friday night, telling crowds in Newport News, Virginia that 'Sleepy Joe' was 'in his basement'.
'I got a guy, he stays in his basement all day long and I'm doing this,' Trump stated after he crisscrossed the country.
'This guy takes four days off. You have to have a president that's gonna work his ass off for this country. You need a very energetic president.'
The President continued: 'I don't know. If he wins, I'm gonna be very embarrassed. I'll say, 'Gee, I worked so hard, and he didn't work at all'.
President Trump has mocked rival Joe Biden for failing to travel widely and hold large rallies just 39 days out from the Presidential Election. He is pictured at a raucous rally in Newport News on Friday night
While Trump traveled widely on Friday, Democratic Presidential nominee Joe Biden stuck to a much more leisurely schedule. He appeared in public just once, paying tribute to late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg at the U.S. Capitol. He had wrapped up duties by 1pm
While national polls shows Biden remains favorite to win the White House on November 3, Trump is taking no chances - jetting from Florida to Georgia to Washington, D.C. to Virginia within the space of 12 hours.
At the start of the day, the President awoke in Florida at his Trump National Doral Miami, where he hosted a 'Latinos for Trump' roundtable scheduled for 11am.
Trump hit out at Biden during the event, claiming the Democrat contender had 'sold out the Hispanic American community' by offshoring jobs.
Trump referred to himself as a 'wall between the American dream and chaos, and a horror show'.
Crowds of supporters stood outside the Doral resort, including several who waved 'Latinos For Trump' and 'Cubans For Trump' placards.
From there the President flew to Atlanta, Georgia where he tried to muster up support among black voters.
Trump hit out at Biden during his roundtable in Florida, claiming the Democrat contender had 'sold out the Hispanic American community' by offshoring jobs
Latino Trump supporters are seen sitting spaced out inside the campaign event at Trump National Doral Resort on Friday morning
Crowds of supporters stood outside the Doral resort, including several who waved 'Latinos For Trump' and 'Cubans For Trump' placards
Georgia has voted Republican in the last six elections but is now considered a swing state.
At 2.30pm, Trump appeared at a 'Black Economic Empowerment' event, where he insisted that as president he did 'even more than I promised' for African Americans.
'I did more for the black community in 47 months... than Joe Biden did in 47 years,' he said, repeatedly swiping at Biden's legislative record in co-sponsoring a 1990s tough-on-crime legislation that many experts say resulted in high incarceration rates for black Americans.
Trump said he was unveiling a 'platinum plan' that aims to increase capital to African Americans, create three million new jobs for the black community and implement 'the highest standards of policing.'
President Trump waves as he arrives at Dobbins Air Reserve Base for a campaign event in Atlanta
After touching down in Georgia, Trump appeared at a 'Black Economic Empowerment' event, where he insisted that as president he did 'even more than I promised' for African Americans
Trump is seen elbow bumping former football star Herschel Walker at the event in Atlanta, Georgia
Supporters are seen listening to President Trump speak in Atlanta
The energetic President, 74, then jetted back to the nation's capitol for an 85 minute fundraiser held early evening at his Pennsylvania Avenue hotel.
Biden and the Democrats significantly outraised the president and Republicans last month, but Friday night's dinner was expected to bring in added funds from the President.
After his brief appearance at that event, Trump was back on Air Force One to fly to Newport News, Virginia for a 9pm campaign rally.
While Virginia is likely to stay blue, Newport News is close enough to the North Carolina media market, for the president to benefit there too.
Trump's jam-packed schedule is in striking contrast to Biden, who continues to law low in comparison.
After a stop in Atlanta, Georgia Friday afternoon, President Trump spent 85 minutes at his Washington, D.C. hotel to participate in a campaign fundraising event with supporters
Trump was back on Air Force One to fly to Newport News, Virginia for a 9 pm campaign rally. Supporters are seen preparing for the event earlier in the evening
Trump supporters are seen waiting for the President's arrival in Newport News, Virginia
Biden traveled from his home in Delaware to Washington on Friday to attend a ceremony at the US Capitol as late Supreme Court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg lay in state there.
But there was no in-person campaigning on the former vice president's schedule.
The 77-year-old has been cautious about the coronavirus pandemic, and spent months mostly hunkered down in his Delaware home.
While he has increased campaigning in swing states like Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Michigan, his events are tightly scripted with only occasional interaction with voters.
The Democratic candidate visited Florida last week to kick off Hispanic Heritage Month, but the event featured no large audience.
Trump waves before boarding Air Force One as he departs for a campaign event Newport News, Virginia, following a brief appearance at a D.C. fundraiser
Trump and Vice President Mike Pence are seen taking to the stage in Virginia on Friday night
Trump ended his action packed day with a rally in Newport News, Virginia
Some Democrats are hitting out at Biden for his refusal to hold more in-person rallies or travel more broadly.
The former Vice President has blamed the coronavirus pandemic, but Texas Democratic Party Chairman Gilberto Hinojosa told Fox News that was a 'pretty lame excuse.'
'I thought he had his own plane. He doesn't have to sit with one space between another person on a commercial airline like I would,' Hinojosa stated.
Hinojosa believes Biden is missing opportunities to connect with Hispanic voters in states such as Texas and Arizona that may prove crucial on November 3.
But the Biden campaign is standing by their decision to do lots of virtual events and keep travel to a minimum.
'We are campaigning safely and effectively, and our message is reaching voters in battleground states and generating the enthusiasm and energy we need to beat Donald Trump,' Biden spokesman, TJ Ducklo, stated.
Democratic US presidential nominee Joe Biden, seen here paying respects at the casket of late Supreme Court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, has avoided hosting large rallies, opting instead for smaller campaign events and virtual appearances