Former NFL player Jack Brewer thrilled the audience at President Donald Trump’s roundtable discussion on minority communities on Thursday. “Like any other time in our nation’s history, we need God,” he said.
“We have to work together to confront bigotry and prejudice wherever they appear, but we will make no progress and heal no wounds by falsely labeling tens of millions of decent Americans as racist or bigots,” Trump said.
President Trump holds a discussion about restoring the country to greatness after the coronavirus shutdowns and the George Floyd protests.
“The president’s message is that he will secure the streets in this country,” she said.
President Donald Trump’s campaign defended Thursday their decision to hold a rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma on June 19.
“Radical Left Governor Jay Inslee and the Mayor of Seattle are being taunted and played at a level that our great Country has never seen before,” Trump wrote on Twitter. “Take back your city NOW.”
“I’m probably the most Trumpish out of everybody in this room,” she said as she began speaking. “So you’re going to have to forgive me.”
“I wish they would quit lying about what you’ve done specifically for the black community,” he said during a meeting with Trump and black conservatives at the White House.
Trump’s last MAGA campaign rally was held in March before the coronavirus pandemic shut down public arenas across the country.
“Where do you draw the line here?” McEnany asked during the White House press briefing, referring to HBO’s decision Tuesday to pull the film Gone with the Wind over historically racially insensitive content.
“I think there’s a way to safely vote if you can safely protest,” McEnany said during the White House Press briefing.
President Donald Trump is going back to church on Thursday for a conversation about race relations in the wake of the George Floyd protests.
Trump now has a 39 percent approval rating according to the Gallup poll conducted between May 28 and June 4, down ten points from earlier in May.
Americans rushed to snatch up physical copies of the movie Gone With the Wind after HBO Max announced it was blacklisting the film from its streaming platform.
“One thing I’ve learned working under President Trump’s leadership, that we are not just about talk, we are about action,” he said at the meeting.
President Donald Trump’s approval numbers slipped on Tuesday in a Rasmussen Poll, a survey that traditionally gives him his highest ratings.
The attack video splices footage of Ivanka Trump’s online commencement speech with footage of protesters in the streets meeting with violent interactions with police.
“We’re going to work and we’re going to talk about ideas, how we can do it better, and how we can do it, if possible, in a much more gentle fashion,” Trump said during a roundtable meeting in the State Dining Room with members of law enforcement officials.
“Mitt Romney has a lot of words,” she said, recalling his infamous “47 percent” speech dismissing low-income Americans during the 2016 campaign.
McEnany revisited the topic after a CNN reporter asked if the president still believed that an NFL football player should be fired if they knelt during the national anthem.
“All black lives matter, including the life of David Dorn who perished in the last week and a half, including Patrick Underwood who also lost his life this week,” McEnany said.
President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign on Monday criticized former Vice President Joe Biden for failing to reject the radical leftist movement to “defund the police.”
President Barack Obama delivered another online commencement speech on Sunday, specifically addressing the protests in reaction to the death of George Floyd.
President Donald Trump reaffirmed his support for law enforcement on Monday, warning against the radical left’s demands to defund the police.
President Donald Trump ridiculed Sen. Mitt Romney on Monday after the Utah Republican joined a march to the White House in solidarity with Black Lives Matter.
President Donald Trump ridiculed former Secretary of State Colin Powell on Sunday for endorsing former Vice President Joe Biden for president.
President Donald Trump on Sunday ordered the National Guard to withdraw from the District of Columbia, as violent protests in the city subsided.
President Donald Trump on Friday criticized New Orleans Saints Quarterback Drew Brees after he apologized for defending the American flag and the national anthem.
“If we could work along with them, it would be great,” he said. “If we don’t, we’re going to do great as a country anyway … but if we could work along with the Democrats, and I am open to it.”
The president spoke about the death of Floyd during a press conference on Friday about the unexpectedly good economic and job numbers.
White House reporters expressed outrage after White House staff moved their seats closer together on Friday, effectively ending social distancing for the coronavirus pandemic.
President Donald Trump on Friday celebrated a new jobs report showing better-than-expected economic numbers in the month of May.
Experts were shocked by the news that 2.5 million jobs were created in May, with the unemployment rate falling from 14.7 percent to 13.3 percent.
President Donald Trump on Thursday reacted to the new slogan pushed by the left, demanding that state and local governments defund the police. “The Radical Left Democrats new theme is ‘Defund the Police,’ Trump wrote on Twitter. “Remember that when
“There was no correlation between our tactical plan of moving the perimeter out by one block and the president’s going over to the church,” Barr said.
“Those that engage in that kind of activity I think are a distinct minority. I think the overwhelming number of police officers try contentiously to use appropriate and reasonable force,” he said.
President Donald Trump on Wednesday criticized former Vice President Joe Biden for failing the black community during his 43-year career as a public official.
“I stand before you as a friend and ally to every American seeking justice and peace,” Trump says in the video.
“Probably the only thing Barack Obama and I have in common is that we both had the honor of firing Jim Mattis, the world’s most overrated General,” Trump wrote.
“Just remember this country was founded on protest. It’s called the American Revolution, and every step of progress of this country,” he said. “Every expansion of freedom, every expression of our deepest ideals has been won through efforts that has made the status quo uncomfortable.”
