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I don't like good-looking people I never liked good-looking people whereas well it's a good-looking people here see in the old days I'd say does your wife still love you but I don't do that anymore yo
A Hitler-praising group chat. A government official with a self-proclaimed “Nazi-streak.” A swastika flag in a sitting U.S. representative’s office.Those are a few of the racist, antisemitic forms of speech and expression tied to notable Republicans in recent weeks.
In a speech to American troops assembled in Japan on Tuesday, President Trump said he would escalate his orders to active duty branches of the military if he decides it is appropriate.
Self-designated Secretary of War Pete Hegseth was met with an excruciatingly awkward silence as he tried to act as a hype man for President Donald Trump during a speech. Hegseth took to the stage just before Trump on board the USS George Washington at Yokosuka Naval Base in Japan on Tuesday,
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Trump Tells U.S. Troops He Hates Hot People in Bizarre Speech
Speaking on the USS George Washington Monday night at the Yokosuka Naval Base in Japan, Trump went on a bewildering diatribe pushing the use of steam for catapults onboard warships, instead of the electronic or magnetic machinery used to launch planes on the USS Garland R. Ford class of Navy carriers.
Attending Trump's Knesset speech was his daughter Ivanka Trump and his son-in-law Jared Kushner, the latter having been involved in negotiations, as well as White House special envoy to the Middle East Steve Witkoff and U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee.
President Trump is beginning his remarks to hundreds of American troops at the U.S.S. George Washington, an aircraft carrier docked at the Yokosuka Naval Base south of Tokyo. He walked out to “God Bless the USA,” and the crowd began chanting “U-S-A” as he began speaking. Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi of Japan is also there.
Supporters of President Donald Trump want him to win a Nobel Peace Prize, but would he respect the solemnity of the occasion?
( The Hill) — Former President Joe Biden said the country is in the midst of “dark days” under President Donald Trump.
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