At former President Donald Trump's rally on Tuesday at his Doral golf club in South Florida, he took another victory lap over the CNN debate with President Joe Biden last month — and laid down a new challenge: Accept another debate invitation for this week and prove he is capable of the job.
"This time it will be man to man, no moderators, no holds barred," Trump said.
He did not explain how a debate would work with no moderators.
Trump didn't stop there – he also challenged Biden to play an "18-hole golf match" against him, at Doral — "considered one of the greatest tournament golf courses anywhere in the world ... it will be one of the most-watched sporting events in history."
He even offered to give Biden "10 strokes" — and should he win, donate $1 million to the charity of his choice.
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Trump, who is notorious for systematically cheating at his golf game, did not elaborate on why the ability to play golf was a reasonable qualification for the presidency.
Biden has a busy schedule for much of the week, with a massive summit with NATO leaders and a news conference with reporters on Thursday.
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