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Vivek Ramaswamy, who pulled out of the US presidential race, was greeted by crowds with “VP, VP (Vice President)” chants when he shared the stage with the Republican candidate and former President Donald Trump in New Hampshire as he delivered a fiery speech endorsing Trump. As Ramaswamy concluded, Trump praised him said, “He’s going to be working with us for a long time”.

At the campaign event in Atkinson in New Hampshire, Ramaswamy asserted, “This man is going to be the next President to revive them. E pluribus unum, from many, one [Motto of US].”

“You know how we are going to do it? We are going to do it by speaking the truth at every step of the way. There are two genders in this country. Period. That is the truth. Fossil fuels are a requirement for human prosperity. Drill, frack, burn coal and embrace nuclear energy. Reverse racism isn’t racism, and an open border is not a border. Parents determine the education of their children. The nuclear family is the greatest form of governance known to humankind. Capitalism lifts us up from poverty. There are three branches of government in the United States, not four. The US Constitution is the strongest and greatest guarantor of freedom in human history. That is the truth, we fight for the truth,” Ramaswamy said amid loud cheers.

After his speech, the Republican supporters started chanting “VP, VP,” endorsing him for the post of Vice President while the duo whispered and launched on stage.

Trump, then said, “Wow, that’s how it. Pretty good, isn’t it? He is a fantastic guy, and he really got something that is very special”.

The former president added, “I was actually surprised when he called up, because he was doing really good” and said “He is going to be working with us, and he will be working with us for a long time” and the crowd welcomed the comments with cheers.

Later, sharing the video of him with Trump on the stage, Ramaswamy tweeted, “America-First. One movement. Indivisible”.

The 38-year-old entrepreneur Ramaswamy made the announcement to suspend his 2024 US Presidential bid on Tuesday after Donald Trump won the Iowa caucus.