He may have canceled his planned press conference, but that didn’t stop former President Donald Trump from releasing some sort of missive on the one-year anniversary of the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.

The “defeated former president,” as President Biden referred to him on Thursday, issued a statement soon after Biden’s remarks ended in which he argued the country’s current leader to be “destroying our nation” with “insane policies,” and using “political theater” to distract from his own failures.

Notably, Trump also claimed Biden “used my name” to “try and further divide America”, when Biden in actuality never mentioned Trump by name; though the current president very obviously referred to his predecessor a reported 16 times, he instead opted to use the moniker “the former president” while doing so.

Shortly after that first Save America missive, Trump sent out another — this one just a variation on the same theme.

“Everything he touches turns to failure,” Trump wrote of Biden. “That’s what you get when you have a rigged election.”

When asked later why he chose not to address Trump by name during his Thursday address, Biden said he didn’t want to “turn it into a contemporary political battle” between him and the ex-president, per CBS News. 

“It’s way beyond that,” Biden explained.