“It is certainly a primary method of getting people to schools,” the president said
“Well, [busing is] something that they’ve done for a long period of time. You know, there aren’t that many ways you’re going to get people to schools… It is certainly a primary method of getting people to schools,” Trump said.
It has been days since Putin made those comments and the debate. So, even if you give the president a pass for not already understanding issues one would expect from a person who has ascended to such a lofty position, it still shows a stunning lack of curiosity from Trump and an extraordinary level of incompetence from his handlers not to brief the president on either topic.
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