Trump news: Ex-president returns with media blitz after Limbaugh death and attacks Biden over vaccines

Donald Trump returned from his Mar-a-Lago exile with a media blitz following the death of radio host Rush Limbaugh, who died aged 70 following a battle with lung cancer.

The ex-president made the snap appearances across the conservative press, including Fox News, One America News, Newsmax, and back to Fox News again for an appearance on Sean Hannity.

While Trump's focus was ostensibly to pay tribute to Limbaugh, he spent much of his time repeating unproven claims of a stolen election, criticizing Joe Biden, floating his own social media website, and dodging around questions of a 2024 presidential run.

Joe Biden, meanwhile, has promised to make a Covid-19 vaccine available to “every single American” by the end of July, with 600 million doses having been procured by then.

The president made the comment during a CNN town hall event, during which he also said he was “done” talking about Trump.

“For four years all that has been in the news is Trump. The next four years I want to make sure that all the news is about the American people,” he said.

Elsewhere, the Trump Plaza casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey, has been demolished after closing its doors in 2014.

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