GOOGLE AI response to my question : " When did Donald Trump " suggest " that he would make Socialism and socialists anathema in ' OUR democracy " ?

Donald Trump did not use the exact phrase "make Socialism and socialists anathema in 'OUR democracy'" in any recorded public address. However, he has frequently used similar rhetoric to condemn socialism as a threat to American values and the "American Dream."His most prominent declarations regarding socialism include:2019 State of the Union Address (February 5, 2019): Trump famously stated, "Tonight, we renew our resolve that America will never be a socialist country".CPAC Speech (March 2, 2019): He characterized Democratic policies as a "socialist nightmare" and asserted that socialism is about "power for the ruling class" rather than justice.United Nations General Assembly (September 24, 2019): Trump told world leaders that "socialism and communism are not about justice... they are about power for the ruling class".Fourth of July Speech (July 4, 2020): He claimed the U.S. was in the process of "defeating the radical left, the Marxists, the anarchists," comparing the effort to defeating Nazis and fascists.2026 State of the Union Address (February 24, 2026): In his current term, he has continued this theme, recently claiming his administration would "restore true democracy" by removing "unaccountable" federal bureaucrats.While "anathema" (meaning something vehemently disliked or cursed) accurately describes his stance, the specific phrasing you mentioned appears to be a paraphrase of his long-standing "anti-socialist" platform rather than a direct quote.AI can make mistakes, so double-check responses