Former President Donald Trump released a pre-recorded two minute response to President Joe Biden's State of the Union address Tuesday evening, more than an hour before his rival even took to the stage.

The video promised the "real State of the Union," with the 2024 presidential candidate denouncing Biden's border policy, high inflation, and the Department of Justice's alleged weaponization, in a video shared by Just the News.

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"Over the past two years under Biden, millions and millions of illegal aliens from 160 different countries, have stormed across our southern border," Trump said. "Drug cartels are now raking in billions of dollars from smuggling poison to kill our people and to kill our children."

He continued: "Savage killers, rapists and violent criminals are being released from jail to continue their crime wave. And under Biden, the murder rate has reached the highest in the history of our country."

Trump also discussed inflation, saying prices on everyday items are rising because "Biden and radical Democrats have wasted trillions of dollars."

He also accused Biden of weaponizing the Department of Justice to "persecute his political opponents," saying that he is a "victim of it."

Trump's Mar-a-Lago home was raided by the FBI in August 2022 after the National Archives said it did not believe he had handed over all classified documents from his time as President. His alleged mishandling of classified documents, and his potential role in the Capitol riot on Jan. 6, 2021, are being investigated by special counsel Jack Smith.

Trump also reiterated how he is running for a second term in 2024, vowing to reverse Biden's policies and to "complete the unfinished of making America great again."

"I am running for president to end the destruction of our country and to complete the unfinished business of making America great again," he said. "We will make our country better than ever before, and will always put America first."

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Trump is currently the only declared Republican candidate, but several others including Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) and former Vice President Mike Pence have hinted at seeking higher office. Nikki Haley is reportedly set to announce a White House bid on Feb. 15.