Jill Biden rips into 'dangerous' Trump and claims he'll strip LGBTQ rights: First Lady calls ex-president a 'bully' and tells crowd how Joe has allowed trans Americans back in the military and gay men to give blood

Jill Biden on Friday blasted Donald Trump as 'dangerous' and a 'bully,' calling on voters to 'fight like h***' to give her husband Joe Biden a second term.

The first lady, speaking to volunteers of the Human Rights Campaign, described her husband as a champion of LGBTQ rights and Trump as 'dangerous' to the community.

'Donald Trump is a bully,' she said to cheers from the crowd. 'He is dangerous to the LGBTQ community, to our families, to our country and we cannot let him win. We have to fight like h*** until Joe and Kamala have another term.'

'Donald Trump is a bully,' Jill Biden told the Human Rights Campaign

Biden delivered a fiery speech to the crowd of 500 volunteers, rallying them to support Biden and Vice President Harris in November. 

She told the story of how when she was 13 she went to confront a neighborhood kid who was being mean to her little sister Bonnie.

'I had no idea what I was going to say to him. But when he opened the door without thinking I pulled back and punched him right in the face,' she said.

She then used her story as a warning that bullies must be stopped. 

'When bullies threaten our loved ones, when they strip away our basic rights and deny our basic humanity, when they put our country and our democracy at risk, there's only one thing to do: we fight,' she said.

'We have to begin now.'

She also described what President Biden has done for the community: marriage equality is now the law of the land, gay men can donate blood, trans Americans can serve in military, and end convergent therapy.

She noted that under President Biden the LGBTQ community is 'free to walk down the street as your authentic self. Co workers that use your chosen name and pronouns. Kids with two moms or two dads on the playground. Communities that support you - understand you.'

Jill Biden has been increasing her attacks on Donald Trump (above), her husband's GOP rival

President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden speak at a campaign event in Philadelphia last month

After her speech, Jill Biden spent about 15 minutes talking to volunteers at the Human Rights Campaign

Jill Biden has been increasing her attacks on the former president who is challenging her husband for a second term in the White House.

She warned the crowd under Republican-rule their rights would disappear.

'History teaches us that our rights and our freedoms don't disappear overnight. They disappear slowly, suddenly, silently: a book ban, a court decision, a don't say gay law,' she said.

'One group of people loses their rights and then another and then another. Until one morning you wake up and you no longer live in a democracy.'

She then warned them of the fight ahead and noted 'it's  up to us how it ends.'

Her remarks came as the Biden campaign launched 'Out for Biden-Harris,' an initiative to mobilize LGBTQ voters.

The Biden re-election team notes the Human Rights Campaign, the National Center for Transgender Equality and Equality PAC have all endorsed President Biden for a second term.