Donald Trump leaves the White House and promises to return “somehow.”

Washington – Donald Trump left the White House this morning in the Marine One for the last time as president, leaving a divided country behind.

Four years after taking the stage of his own inauguration, Trump has left the Oval Office twice, leaving millions unemployed and 400,000 dead from the corona virus.

On his departure, Trump declared to the press, “Thank you. It was an honor to be president. I hope it will not be a long goodbye ”.

Trump will be the first president in modern history to boycott the inauguration of his successor, as he will not attend Joe Biden’s inauguration. To the end, the president put forward the wrong idea that Biden had stolen the election.

Before completing his term in office, he sparked an uprising in the Capitol on January 6 that left five dead, including a police officer, under the premise of electoral fraud.

Republican officials in several critical states, members of his own government, and a host of judges, including those appointed by Trump, have dismissed those arguments.

Promise to return

After leaving the White House, the president – along with First Lady Melania – arrived at Andrews Base. There he promised to “somehow” return to the political arena in the United States. He made the brief comments before boarding the Air Force One presidential plane to fly home to Florida.

He confirmed to an enthusiastic group of his followers that he will watch and listen from a distance. In addition, he believed that the new government will have “great success” and said it laid the groundwork for it. “(They will) have the basis to do something really spectacular,” he stated.

Trump never mentioned President-elect Joe Biden by name. At the time, he wished the public a “good life” and then boarded a plane with his wife Melania. Trump wanted to go to Florida before Biden’s inauguration at noon.