Republican White House candidate Donald Trump said Tuesday that Sunday’s rally at the Madison Square Garden in New Yorkwhich was marked by controversy following the racist comments from one of the guests against the Puerto Ricans, It was a “love fest”.
“There has never been such a beautiful event. It was like a celebration of love, a celebration of absolute love,” the former president defended this Tuesday during an organized demonstration has Mar-a-Lagohis residence and social club in South Florida (USA), and in which he did not allude to the racist remarks made by the comedian Tony Hinchcliffe.
Sunday, on stage in the iconic New York venue, Hinchcliffe called Puerto Rico a ‘floating island of trash in the ocean’“and I joked that Latinos ‘love having babies’comments that sparked outrage in the Puerto Rican community.
In statements made to a network journalist ABC Before the event in Florida, Trump assured that he had not heard the comments of the comedian, whom he now says he does not know. ““I don’t know him, someone put him up there.”justified the former president, whose campaign office previously distanced itself from Hinchcliffe’s racist comments.
Trump criticized Harris on Tuesday for focusing more on hate and constantly refers to “Hitler and the Nazis” because his record is horrible.
In recent days, Harris has echoed statements from John Kellyformer White House chief of staff during Trump’s tenure, who revealed he heard the then-president say he wanted generals like “Hitler’s generals”.
The former president also announced that if he won the next legislative elections on November 5, he would create an compensation fund for victims of “immigration-related crime”, which will be created with assets seized from “drug cartels and criminal gangs”.
Trump redoubled his attacks on his rival, Democrat and Vice President of the United States, Kamala Harris, during almost the 60 minutes of her speech in one of the rooms of the room, populated by supporters who applauded his criticism of President Joe Biden’s administration. . Biden, particularly on immigration issues.
He emphasized that The situation on the southern border is currently “the biggest problem” in the country then he broadcast a video with the testimony of the mother of Jocelyn Nungaray, a 12-year-old girl who ran away in the middle of the night and was found dead the next day not far from her home in Texas and for the death of which two Venezuelans entered were accused of entering the country illegally.
The woman’s testimony was one of three presented Tuesday, which also included that of a mother whose stepdaughter, Army Sgt. Nicole Geewas assassinated during the chaotic US withdrawal from Afghanistan, along with that of an average local businessman.
“She is not worthy of being your president” » declared the Republican.
