White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany has put the media aside for a report stating that President Trump called fallen American warriors ‘losers’ and mentioned a variety of presidential occasions and troop photo shoots, adding one with an army hero dog and a recent one.occasion with veterans of the great generation a thunderstorm.
McEnany criticized Atlantic Mag for his astonishing report, which included Trump skipping a stopover in a mythical army cemetery because he wanted to stay away from the rain.
McEnany has amassed new official comments from officials reporting to Trump, adding former White House Secretary and adviser to President Derek Lyons.
House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany lashed out at the media after a report president Trump called ‘losers’ to fallen U.S. troops who have moved away from a stopover in a historic cemetery.
“I was incredibly disappointed that the arrangements needed to take it to the site might not be made and that it would be cancelled,” he said, referring to Lyons.
He then drew up one of the many interactions Trump, who holds the position of commander-in-chief, had with the military.
He also produced a highly redacted document from a Navy officer that states that “we have a call to bad weather” for the flight scheduled for November 2018 and lashed out at cowardly, nameless resources that don’t even exist.
He spoke of a World War II vet who flew with the president by helicopter in Normandy’, visits the president had with our wounded warriors, special operations groups who came here to the Oval Office, adding the equipment given to them [Abu Bakr] Al-BaghdadiArray and also brought the dog Conan.
U.S. Army dog Conan sitting in the White House rose garden in Washington, D.C., UNITED States, November 25, 2019.Trump revered the Malian Belgian dog named Conan, who participated in the raid against ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.in the chase that led al-Baghdadi to detonate a suicide vest with a bomb, killing himself and 3 children
McEnany went through the moments when Trump met with U.S. troops and discussed the Rose Garden occasion with a dog wonder, Conan.
He also talked about the moment Trump attended the World Series and brought in the veterans.Now there is also The Director of National Intelligence Representative John Ratcliffe (L) and now the Chief of Staff of the White House, Representative Mark Meadows (R)
President Donald Trump speaks at north Carolina’s battleship in Wilmington, North Carolina, on September 2, 2020, on the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II, where he praised the “older generation.”
Trump temporarily walked his comments amid thunder and a nearby storm
“He met with families in the Army-Marines party.He does it on a base,” he said.
Trump met with wounded warriors at Walter Reed Naval Medical Center.
“During the World Series, when he had the opportunity to move on to the national championships, he is a veteran with him,” McEnany continued.
I also saw it a day before this article was published: how a random lightning struck and said, “I need to stop by and I need to communicate with our World War II veterans,” he said.”This is the greatest in America, generation and the president has them in the highest respect,” he said.
She told the story at a White House press convention in which national security adviser Robert O’Brien also guaranteed her own time to talk to Trump about security issues.
He spoke of transfers worthy of the remains of fallen soldiers, who he called “the ultimate mischief” of a president, and described how many times he had to tell Trump the deaths of American soldiers.
“I saw him send me to Dover when it couldn’t happen because of programming disorders or because I was abroad and he asked me to make it there,” O’Brien said, a comment he made at a time when Trump was facing criticism.traveling there four times his three-and-a-half-year presidency, when there were 96 such transfers.
“Here’s the truth: no one, and I mean no one, doesn’t like it and doesn’t care about our army like President Donald J.Trump,” McEnany said in one of his key findings at a press conference.Then he left the podium unanswered, some question.
McEnany’s recitation came when the White House was furiously fighting a politically explosive report that the president called the american army heroes killed in the fight “losers” and “fools,” and refused to make a stopover in the United States that died in the war in France because of rain.
President Donald Trump joined the fray on Friday, attacking Atlantic magazine, which the report, which he called “false.”
“Atlantic magazines are dying, like top magazines, so they’re making up a fake story to gain relevance,” Trump tweeted.”Hitale has already refuted, but that’s what we’re facing.Like the false record, fights and fights,” so other people realize it’s a fraud in general, Trump continued.
Trump broke the report of his meeting with Serbian President and Kosovo Prime Minister at the White House on Friday.
“It’s terrible that someone can just say the kind of thing, especially to me, because I did more for the minx than almost anyone else,” Trump said angrily.”No one did what I did” by the military, Trump said.
He then referred to the revealing e-book through former national security adviser John Bolton, an e-book that accuses Trump of giving “personal favors to dictators.”
“I hate to communicate about your book, but John Bolton, none of my friends, I mean, he’s not sure what he’s doing, he didn’t do a smart job.But he wrote a book. He’s communicating about this incident and he’s not mentioning it,” Trump said.
“No one considers the army and especially the other people who gave their lives in the army; for me, they’re heroes,” Trump said of American citizens who die while serving the country.”It’s even hard to know how they can do it. And I’m saying that.The point of braveryArray ..,” he said.
In addition to the president himself described the story as “lies” in the Atlantic, the White House communications department turned to a source of defense: Bolton, whom Trump has ridiculed since his memoir.
“He’s a liar,” Trump said after Bolton’s revealing e-book destroyed the administration.
After the publication of Atlantic History, the White House press store retwented a symbol from Bolton’s book, “The Room Where it Happened,” in which Bolton says it was the bad weather and unforeseen special occasions of the presidency that led the White House to cancel.a trump plan visits the cemetery in 2018.
The furious White House crackdown on a new Atlantic article reporting that President Donald Trump called fallen infantrymen “losers” included quotes from the revealing e-book through former Homeland Security Adviser John Bolton.Trump called Bolton a ‘liar’ after the publication of his e-book.
President Trump attacked Atlantic magazine and called his report ”false”
Trump planned to make a stopover at the cemetery near Belleau Wood to commemorate the centenary, which occupies a special position for the Marines.
“The press turned the cancellation of the stopover in the cemetery into a story that Trump feared the rain and was pleased to point out that other world leaders were moving the day,” Bolton wrote.”Of course, none of them were the president,” of the United States, yet the press did not perceive that the regulations applicable to American presidents are different from those of 190 other leaders who do not command the world’s largest armed forces.’
Bolton wrote that the Marine One team said it was ‘reckless’ to fly by helicopter due to the weather, and that the adventure can last 90 minutes each way.
Atlantic’s article has a much tougher view: “Trump rejected the concept of scale in because he feared his hair would fall out in the rain and because he didn’t think it was vital to honor Americans killed in the war, according to 4 others with first-hand acquaintances.discussion that day, ” wrote Jeffrey Goldberg.
White House deputy communications director Brian Morganstern retwented the passage book, as did White House communications director Alyssa Farah.
Farah also the article “offensive and evidently false”.
Another White House press officer, Judd Deere, criticized those who contradicted the stories in the article.
“Did anyone else realize that there are now 4 other people with first-hand wisdom who are IN THE REGISTER denying the history of the Atlantic?This corresponds to publications from 4 un nameless sources.to those who were there?
White House officials circulated Bolton’s book, which contradicts the key to the story.
A White House official retwented a symbol of internal documents showing visibility as low as 1 mile the day Trump’s Marine One helicopter was cleaned.
French President Emmanuel Macron (C) attfinishs commemorations of Armistice Day marking the end of World War I on November 11, 2017, near the Arc de Triomphe in Paris
A senior Defense Department official with first-hand knowledge of the occasions and a senior Marine officer who reported showed the stories to The Associated Press, adding the cemetery incident.
It’s more of an invented knowledge of fake news through disgusting and jealousy in an embarrassing attempt to influence the 2020 election!Trump tweeted Thursday.
Trump was furious Thursday night when he returned from a speech in Pennsylvania: “I’d be willing to swear on anything he’s said about our fallen heroes.”
“There is no one who respects them more. No animal, no one, what animal would say such a thing?” added Trump.
Joe Biden’s crusade followed and criticized Trump in a call to the convention on Friday.
“Any day I would take my wheelchair and titanium legs over the bone spurs planned by Donald Trump,” said Senator Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.), who lost her legs in a plane crash in Iraq, referring to Trump’s postponements to Vietnam due to bone spurs.
“It’s time for this guy to drop office,” he added.
“His soul cannot conceive of integrity and honor,” said Gold Star’s father Khizr Khan, whose son Humayun Khan was killed by a road bomb in Iraq in 2004 and whose speech at the Democratic conference prompted long comings and going with Trump.The soul is that of a coward, ” says Khan.
Trump’s former lawyer, Michael Cohen, who got out of prison, tweeted that The Atlantic article is accurate.
“I testified,” Trump said of a bone spur. When I asked for the medical records, he didn’t give me any and told me there hadn’t been any surgery.He ended up saying, “Do you think I’m stupid, in I’m not going to Vietnam.”
The report, released Thursday across the Atlantic, credits four separate military resources and claims Trump canceled a visit to the U.S. cemetery in Aisne-Marne, near Paris, in November 2018, for fear that his hair would shed in the rain.
In a verbal exchange with senior executives before the planned visit, Trump allegedly asked his aides, “Why do I move to this cemetery?It’s full of losers.
During the same trip, the president would later make the more than 1,800 Marines who lost their lives at the Battle of Belleau Wood in France “dumb” for being killed.
A senior Defense Department official with first-hand knowledge of the occasions and a senior U.S. Marine Corps officer who reported on Trump’s comments showed some of the comments to The Associated Press, adding comments from the 2018 cemetery.
Trump, however, categorically denied the report Thursday night, calling it a “shameful situation” through a “terrible magazine.”
“It’s a general lie. It’s fake news. It’s a disgrace and, frankly, it’s a disgrace to his profession,” Trump said.
President Donald Trump speaks at Andrews Air Force Base after attending a crusade rally in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, on Thursday, September 3, 2020 at Andrews Air Force Base
Trump has vehemently denied the accusations, first reported in the Atlantic, that the United States died in the war at the American cemetery in Aisne-Marne (above) in France in 2018 as ‘losers’ and ‘fools’.
The president’s alleged comments are crude to Trump’s public figure as a self-proclaimed army champion and his veterans.
One source said he had first-hand knowledge of the president’s prospects, said Trump ” sees no heroism in fights.’Other resources said Trump was deeply concerned about dying or being disfigured, and that this concern was disgusted by those he suffered.
The day of the planned stopover at the US cemetery in Aisne-Marne, November 10, 2018, also the 243rd anniversary of the U.S. Marine Corps.But it’s not the first time
The Battle of Belleau Wood, which lasted 20 days in June 1918 and ended with the defeat of German forces, a defining moment of World War I for the Marines.
But Trump, on the same trip, reportedly asked aides, ‘Who were the good guys in this war?’ He also said that he didn’t understand why the United States would intervene on the side of the Allies, the Atlantic reported.
In statements to reporters Thursday, Trump said he was “willing to swear on anything” that he had never said anything derogatory about our fallen heroes.
“There is no one who respects them more. No animal — no one — what animal would say such a thing?
He also sought to move to the cemetery in France, but said he may not have done so because of heavy rains in Paris and that American secrecy would not allow him to do a procession there.
“The helicopter may simply not fly. The explanation for why it may not fly, because it rained as hard as I’ve ever seen it.And in the most sensitive of that, it was very, very misty,” Trump said Thursday.
He added that he had tried to organize a procession, but that it would have meant crossing crowded spaces in Paris.
“The Secret Service told me I couldn’t do it. I said I had to. They said I couldn’t do it,” Trump said.
White House chief of staff Mark Meadows also denounced the report and said, “It’s unfortunate how deep other people will go on a presidential crusade to try to defame someone.”
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