Trump says he doesn't think his rhetoric contributes to violence 'at all' and that it 'brings people together'
1 / 3Ohio ShootingDemonstrators gather to protest the arrival of President Donald Trump outside Miami Valley Hospital after a mass shooting that occurred in the Oregon District early Sunday morning, Wednesday, Aug. 7, 2019, in Dayton. President Donald Trump is headed to Dayton and El Paso, Texas on Wednesday to offer a message of healing and unity, but he will be met by unusual hostility in both places by people who fault his own incendiary words as a contributing cause to the mass shootings .
Later Wednesday, Trump will travel to El Paso, Texas — the site of the second mass shooting last weekend.President Donald Trump's arrival Wednesday in an Ohio city grieving after a mass shooting was met with protests. The New Jersey senator didn't mention President Donald Trump by name in South Carolina on Wednesday but used some of the president's own words to call out the racism Booker says underlies much of the violence in the country, including recent attacks that killed 31 in El Paso and Dayton.
The Republican president says,"No, I don't think my rhetoric has at all." He claims his rhetoric"brings people together." Another bipartisan proposal is gaining momentum to create a federal grant program to encourage states to adopt"red flag" laws to take guns away from people believed to be a danger to themselves or others.
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