“Probably some of the Black Lives Matter folks called them up and said, ‘Oh, you shouldn’t be meeting with Trump because he believes all lives matter, ‘” Trump said Monday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe”, referring to the movement protesting against police brutality and the killing of unarmed African-Americans.
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CHUCK TODD: Well just because somebody repeats something doesn’t make it true.
Tough talking tough Guy, Donald Trump, helicoptered into Sarasota for a sold out rally. One said, “As a future bilingual teacher this means so much for me…” “But if that had happened, thousands of people in New Jersey cheering, and I’d been named US attorney the day before, I think I would have remembered”.
“Everybody admits that worldwide, the Muslims were absolutely going wild”, Trump told a crowd of supporters.
DONALD TRUMP: -heard Patterson.
Ros-Lehtinen, who backs the fading candidacy of former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, admitted that she would probably back Trump if he were to garner the nomination, but think he should apologize to the Hispanic community for his over the top nativist remarks.
Responding to that statistic, Trump said, “I have it, upon a certain amount of knowledge – I’m very friendly with a lot of people on both sides – that Obama’s plan is 200,000-250,000”.
Trump said there were reports of Muslims celebrating the fall of the Twin Towers “all around the world”. Trump said this while making the case for surveilling certain mosques.
Conservative Hispanic leaders warned at a press conference before a Republican presidential debate in Boulder, Colo., in October that the GOP would attract few Latino votes if Trump headed it. With the pomp and circumstance of royalty, Donald Trump returned to Sarasota, not to accept a Statesman of the Year award from local Republicans but to ask for voters in his ongoing campaign for president. Truthfulness matters. Fact-based stuff matters.
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Donald Trump has created a flawless circle of illogical logic. Facts are fungible. The tweet from someone he has never met (and never will meet) about something he/she allegedly “saw” on 9/11 carries the same weight as actual information gathered by reporters hewing to journalistic standards. “I guess. But I can tell you that the huge majority of Hispanic conservative Republican groups would oppose him, would not campaign for him”, said Alfonso Aguilar, executive director of the Latino Partnership for Conservative Principles.
