Donald Trump Wednesday tried to portray himself as a healer when asked about the fatality School shooting In Georgia, say Fox News the host Sean Hannity— without directly mentioning gun violence — that it will “heal our world.”
At a pre-taped town hall event in Hannity, Pennsylvania, one Undoubtedly The Trump ally opened by noting the shooting, which killed two students and a teacher, and injured nine.
“I mentioned this terrible shooting in Georgia. Our prayers are with our friends in Georgia, and I’ve been doing public town halls and interviews with you all these years since you came into the political arena, and I told this audience that never before have there been such strict restrictions, obviously after the assassination. Also try,” he said.
After noting FBI Director Christopher Wray’s testimony Regarding the risk level for historically high officials, Hannity asked Trump, “What’s going on?”
Trump replied, “Well it’s a sick and angry world for a lot of reasons, and we’re going to make it better and heal our world and get rid of all these wars that are starting all over the place because of incompetent American leadership, and we’re going to Will make it better again.”
The former president then cited praise for Hungary’s authoritarian prime minister, Viktor OrbánWho, according to Trump, “made a statement that said ‘Bring Trump back and we won’t have a problem.'”
Trump and Hannity quickly moved on to other topics. Vice President Kamala HarrisOn the other hand, a rally in New Hampshire on Wednesday after the shooting directly addressed gun violence.
“It’s just outrageous that every day in our country…parents have to send their children to school worrying about whether or not their children will come home alive. That’s stupid,” she said. “We must end this epidemic of gun violence in our country once and for all. You know, it doesn’t have to be this way.
Trump made no mention of gun violence on Truth Social Wednesday. In a barrage of posts, he instead insisted During his four-year tenure “we had no problems” and “the world was safe.”
Each year of Trump’s presidency has seen several mass shootings, including most deadly By a single gunman in US history.
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