Donald Trump claimed during a Sunday interview with WABC Radio that people died by suicide because of how they were treated by officials in Joe Biden’s administration. Trump did not identify anyone who allegedly died or provide evidence connecting the deaths to Biden administration personnel. Speaking with Michael Cohen , Trump called former Biden and Barack Obama administration figures “vicious” and suggested that some former government employees now work at Microsoft or appear as commentators on CNN. Trump also criticized former FBI personnel who moved into television roles, calling them “dirty cops” and “FBI slobs” without specifying which people or investigations he meant. What Evidence Did Trump Provide? Trump offered no names, records, court filings, or other documentation to support the suicide claim during the WABC interview. The broad accusation arrived as Trump and Cohen publicly continue a reported reconciliation after years of hostility between the former president and his onetime personal lawyer. Cohen previously said the two were rebuilding their relationship after private meetings at Trump’s Bedminster and Mar-a-Lago properties. Because the interview did not establish who Trump was discussing or what events he referenced, the allegation remains unsubstantiated. Anyone experiencing emotional distress or a mental health crisis can call or text 988 or visit 988lifeline.org for support.