Former President Donald Trump is prepared to head into the lion’s den to face President Joe Biden.

The former president is planning massive rallies in the Democrat stronghold of New York in the Bronx and Madison Square Garden, Breitbart News reported.

“I think we have a good chance of winning here and we’re gonna give it a big plan,” he said. “We’re going to the South Bronx to do a rally.”

“We’re going to be doing a rally at Madison Square Garden, we believe,” he said.

He said that the rallies are going to focus on first responders and teachers and those who make New York work.

“We’ll be honoring the people that make New York work,” he said. “It’ll be very exciting, but we think we have a really good chance of winning.”

The former president stayed on message as he hammered President Biden on the economy and the current protests at college campuses for the war between Israel and Hamas.

“[Police] would like to be at the colleges” to secure the campuses “because what’s happening at the colleges is a disgrace,” he said as he acknowledged the police guarding the Manhattan courthouse. “This courthouse is locked down, and there’s not a person within five blocks. They have more police here.”

“This is the worst-run country right now,” he said. “All you have to do is look at the millions of people coming in from prisons, from mental institutions — coming in at levels we’ve never seen before.”

“So I’m gonna go in now and sit in front of a case — election interference,” he said. “But I guess based on what I’m looking at, it’s driving up my poll numbers.”

His speech was praised by many including some who are normally not fans of his.

“He’s done this several times before,” Karl Rove said to Fox News. “Whoever’s advising him on this ought to be given a gold star because it’s good advice.”

“It is better for him to grab moments like this, walking in and commenting on the news of the day,” Rove said, “rather than making it all about what he feels [about the criminal trial]. And he feels obviously strongly about this — about … his treatment in this case; we’ve heard that once or twice already,” he said. “We don’t need to hear it again.”