Trump uses CPAC speech to mock Biden as SC votes

President Donald Trump is using his speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference to make fun of his Democratic opponents.

Trump on Saturday mocked Joe Biden's gaffes, which include naming the wrong state he was campaigning in.

Trump says the former vice president couldn't be "easier to beat."

Trump was impeached last year by the Democratic-led House after pressing Ukraine to investigate Biden and his son Hunter while putting a hold on military aid to the country.

Trump was acquitted earlier this month by the Republican-led Senate.

Trump also mocked Mike Bloomberg, whom he frequently derides as "Mini Mike" for his stature. Noting Elizabeth Warren's biting criticism of Bloomberg at the debate, Trump imitated Bloomberg wanting to get off the stage.

The president crouched down in front of the lectern, with just part of his face showing, and said, "Get me off this stage!" as the audience cheered.

Trump's speech came as Democrats in South Carolina headed to the polls to decide which candidate should be the party's presidential nominee.