There are singers in the world with voices as good as Frank Sinatra’s, but they’re singing in their garages because no one has ever heard of them. And you know that because that has been reported very strongly. The event was slated to take place at Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue, but Trump’s camp chose to cancel it after there were misconceptions about the support that he was receiving from black clergymen. ‘I have hundreds of people that agree with me’. “I think they’re looking for trouble”, Trump told Fox News host Bill O’Reilly in September.
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After the meeting, Trump – who has courted controversy on a range of topics, notably his remarks about Mexican immigrants and his support for registering US Muslims – said he would travel to the southern US state of Georgia for “a big rally”. I saw it. So many people saw it, Chuck.
Trump doesn’t apologize. He doesn’t say, “I went too far this time and I’m sorry”.
American Muslims make up just under 1 percent of the US population, Pew estimates.
Many of Trump’s falsehoods and exaggerations have one of two key characteristics in common: they are either lies about something that happened in the past or wildly unlikely predictions about something that will happen in the relatively distant (and therefore unknowable) future. Even yesterday, I was in Sarasota, Florida. His comments are not only harmful; they are threatening 2.5 million people. Andy Starostecki, who once served as scoutmaster to Trump Florida campaign chair Joe Gruters, said he disagreed with the “crude and xenophic attitude Trump seems to exhibit”. He told NBC News “I would certainly implement that”.
Bush said Trump has consistently been wrong about Syria and the refugee crisis.
‘You wouldn’t make a business deal based on retweets and based on hearsay. The religious leaders claimed that they had only agreed to meet with Trump, not endorse his run for president. Todd cried. “Your words matter! Fact-based stuff matters, no?”
“Take it easy, Chuck, just play cool”, Trump quipped.
But I have great doubts about Donald Trumps ability to be commander-in-chief Ill let the voters decide about Donald Trump. He later admitted he may have met Kovaleski years ago but said he didn’t remember him.
“People were saying!” Todd shot back.
Trump, though, refused to back down in a contentious back-and-forth with Todd on Sunday, claiming that others have contacted him to say they saw Muslims celebrating the 9/11 attacks as well, said NBC News.
“I was prepared to share my thoughts with him about the injustice and racism that still plague our communities as well as enlighten him about our culture that has been misunderstood for years”, Walker wrote in an email.
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Bush, who trails Trump by some distance in polls regarding the sizable Republican field, was speaking to CBS in an interview broadcast on Sunday morning, excerpts of which were published by Politico.
