USA: “White Power” – Trump shares racist video and later deletes it

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“White Power” – Trump shares racist video and later deletes it

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Donald Trump arrives at the White House after a game of golf. The US President caused a stir on Twitter with a racist video

Source: AFP / NICHOLAS CAMP

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A man repeatedly calls out “White Power” in a video, US President Trump shares the video on Twitter. The White House explains that he has only seen the “incredible enthusiasm” of his followers.

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UPresident Donald Trump has shared a video on Twitter in which one of his followers uses a slogan of white racists. The recording posted by Trump on Sunday showed one of his supporters in Florida, who repeatedly calls out “White Power” when he meets opponents of the president, stretching his fist in the air. After violent criticism on social networks, Trump deleted his tweet again.

The video was shown on Trump’s Twitter account for over three hours, with the President’s comment: “Thanks to the super-villagers”. The “Villages” are a community in northern Florida for over 55 year olds, in which around 115,000 people live.

The White House also commented on the criticism of the video: “President Trump is a big fan of the ‘Villages’,” spokesman Judd Deere said. Trump did not hear the message in the video. “What he saw was the incredible enthusiasm of his followers,” Deere said. The slogan “White Power” is used in the neo-Nazi scene.

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Trump’s former security advisor John Bolton commented CNN Trump doesn’t pay attention to many things. “Ignoring the impact of any information he receives is typical of Trump.” Republican black senator Tim Scott called the incident “terrible” and urged Trump to delete the video.

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Trump is repeatedly accused of fueling tensions between different sections of the population in the United States. Even during the nationwide mass protests against racism and police violence after the death of African American George Floyd in late May, the president continued to fuel the unrest.