Trump ridicules Chris Christie's anticipated 2024 campaign announcement, stating that he has no support in the polls.

Donald Trump, the previous President, made a clear and direct criticism towards the ex-Governor of New Jersey.
On Thursday, Chris Christie was ridiculed for his anticipated participation in the 2024 Republican presidential nomination race due to his poor approval rating as a governor.
At a Fox News Town Hall event in Iowa, which is the first state to hold presidential primaries, Trump expressed his confusion as to why Republicans such as Christie were joining the already crowded group of candidates who are vying to challenge his position as the front-runner.
I am unsure of the reasons behind why individuals are engaging in this behavior.
They have reached a level of one percent.
Trump informed Sean Hannity of Fox News that some individuals have a zero score.
I have been informed that Chris Christie will be arriving.
He had a 6% approval rating in New Jersey, a state that I have an affinity for, but find it concerning.
The reason for his candidacy is unclear, and despite being a vocal critic of Trump within the GOP, Chris Christie is expected to announce his bid for the 2024 presidential election next week. Trump has criticized Christie following the announcement.
The ex-governor is attempting to become president for the second time, having previously failed to secure the Republican nomination in the 2016 primaries.
After being involved in several scandals, Christie's approval rating dropped to almost single digits, making him one of the most unpopular governors in the history of New Jersey.
In the current Republican primary race, he has not made a significant impression on voters, as indicated by the limited polls that feature him, which place him at a low percentage or even lower.
Trump proceeded to ridicule other Republican contenders who were already running, such as the former Governor of Arkansas.
The person referred to as "Aida" is Asa Hutchinson, while the governor of Florida is also mentioned.
The current competitor who is considered to be the primary opponent of the ex-president is Ron DeSantis.
Kayleigh McEnany inquires of Chris Christie, in anticipation of a White House campaign, "What is your target audience?" She remarks that this individual is not well-known.
Trump expressed his negative opinion of Hutchinson by saying that he was never good.
The speaker expresses confusion about the actions of others, stating that they do not comprehend their behavior. They also mention a potential issue, noting that when a device's battery is at 1% or lower, an arrow pointing left appears alongside the 1%.
There is a man indicated by an arrow pointing towards the left and a zero, which implies that he is below zero.
He stated that he accepts the situation as it is. He focuses on the person who is currently in second place, but believes that their performance has declined so much that they will not remain in that position for much longer.
He referred to DeSantis and expressed his belief that DeSantis will come in third or fourth place.
According to insiders who are knowledgeable about Christie's thoughts, he will officially begin his campaign by holding a town hall event at Saint Anselm College's New Hampshire Institute of Politics on Tuesday, June 6.
This report was contributed to by Paul Steinhauser and Anders Hagstrom from Fox News. To obtain the Fox News app, click on the provided link.