A new video shows Donald Trump in a strange and unsettling moment after visiting Arlington National Cemetery. In the video, Trump is seen talking to a reporter. But instead of saying respectful words, he starts with his usual rant. He attacks the media, especially NBC, and makes an odd statement: “We buried people…” This comment left many people confused because it didn’t seem to fit the seriousness of the occasion.
Trump: “I just left Arlington National Cemetery. Do you know that? We buried people. We honored people in Arlington.” pic.twitter.com/WuCdU2UALQ
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Sadly, this isn’t the first time Trump has said something controversial, especially when talking about the military and the press. Trump has a history of making shocking comments about the military. One of the most famous examples happened in 2015 when he was running for president the first time. Trump insulted Senator John McCain, who was a Vietnam War hero and spent years as a prisoner of war. Trump said, “He’s not a war hero. He was a war hero because he was captured. I like people who weren’t captured.” This mean comment made a lot of Americans, especially veterans and military families, really mad.
Trump’s latest outburst at Arlington Cemetery is part of his ongoing war against the media. For years, he has called the press “fake news” whenever they criticize him or report something he doesn’t like. In this incident, Trump accused the NBC reporter of not covering the third anniversary of the Afghanistan withdrawal, which he called “the most embarrassing moment in history.” He also said, “I just left Arlington National Cemetery. Do you know that? We buried people… we honored people in Arlington, and the press doesn’t even cover it because they’re fake news and they should be ashamed of themselves.”
Trump’s latest rant at Arlington Cemetery is another example of his ongoing battle with the media. For years, he has called the press “fake news” whenever they say something he doesn’t like. In this incident, Trump got mad at an NBC reporter, accusing them of not covering the third anniversary of the Afghanistan withdrawal, which he called “the most embarrassing moment in history.” He also said,
“I just left Arlington National Cemetery. Do you know that? We buried people… we honored people in Arlington, and the press doesn’t even cover it because they’re fake news and they should be ashamed of themselves.”