Trump supporters speak out about first presidential debate, say Biden 'can't continue as president'

Thousands waited for hours to catch a glimpse of former President Trump after his performance at the CNN Presidential Debate on Thursday night, and they had plenty to say about both candidates.

Former President Trump, left, and President Biden debate on Thursday night. (Getty Images)

Anne Sprouse from Virginia Beach watched the debate not expecting much, but was pleasantly surprised by how the moderators conducted the event.

"I’m gonna give CNN some credit for being honest. I thought they were pretty nice to Trump. I think it went really well," Sprouse said. "Unfortunately, Biden is not physically able to be the president. I think that his family should take him home. I think he needs to retire, and I think Trump needs to take it back. I think he needs to make everything great again."

Edward Young traveled more than 300 miles south from Brick, New Jersey, to hear the former president speak after his performance on the debate stage.

"Biden’s toast. He’s finished. He’s gone," Young predicted. "Not only can’t he be the candidate, but he can’t continue as president. I predict he’s going to resign by the end of the week."

Former President Trump, left, and Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin meet ahead of Trump's rally in Chesapeake, Virginia, on Friday. (Trump campaign)

Supporters of all ages turned out to Greenbrier Farms, including future voters.

Sophia, 12, of Virginia Beach, Virginia, was there with her family and watched some of the back and forth between Biden and Trump. One topic in particular caught her attention, and for all the wrong reasons.

"I thought it was funny when they started talking about golf," she said.

Sophia then took a more serious tone when the topic switched from drivers and putters to the safety of Americans.

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"I like to watch politics," she said. "I like watching it because I want my country to be safe. I feel like Trump will provide a lot more safety because he has actual plans, rather than Joe Biden sleeping. It’s nice to know somebody’s awake and ready to support our country."

The second and final presidential debate is scheduled for Sept. 10 at 9 p.m. ET and will be hosted by ABC News.

Fox News' Sophia Compton contributed to this report.

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