A stunning report by The Atlantic magazine lays out how President Trump reportedly disparaged dead U.S. military service members during a trip to France in 2018. Trump is accused of calling Americans killed or injured in World War I, as quote “losers and suckers.” President Trump and the White House are pushing back against the report, while Democratic rival Joe Biden said if the report is true, Donald Trump is not fit to be commander-in-chief.
Joining the panel:
- Amy Holmes is a political columnist for the Swiss weekly Die Weltwoche and a writer for HBO’s “Real Time with Bill Maher.”
- John Burnett is a political commentator and managing director and founder of 1 Empire Group.
- Ameshia Cross is a democratic strategist.
- Steve Chaggaris is a political journalist and analyst.
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Trump denies report he called US service members buried in France "losers," "suckers" https://t.co/pEjm6nkZbS pic.twitter.com/Fd2aLNWhmI
— The Hill (@thehill) September 4, 2020
When President Trump took office, he inherited a growing economy from the Obama-Biden administration. And just like everything else he’s inherited in his life, he squandered it. pic.twitter.com/tTBD8lRC1c
— Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) August 28, 2020
With the presidential election a few months away, Democrats and Republicans have their eyes on key states that could decide the election. What states are they and why do they matter?https://t.co/JbfOgebSmp pic.twitter.com/cElwL6lHws
— CGTN America (@cgtnamerica) September 4, 2020