WATCH: Reporter gasps after Trump tells storm victim to ‘have a good time’
President Donald Trump on Wednesday could be heard telling a victim of Hurricane Florence to “have a good time.”
Trump made the remark while handing out meals to hurricane victims in New Bern, North Carolina.
“Got it?” Trump said as he handed two meals to a person in a car, adding: “Have a good time.”
The comment caused one MSNBC reporter to speak out off camera.
“I think he just said have a good time!” the reporter gasped.
Watch the video below from MSNBC.
President Donald Trump appears to be waging his own war against Fox News hosts that report the factual news and not opinions.
Friday, longtime Fox newsman Shep Smith was officially released from his contract, at his request and fellow Fox staffers are warning it's only the beginning. But now, it seems the president is seeing his sights on ridding the network of anyone who doesn't parrot his policies, politics, talking points or dares to fact-check him.
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Robert Reich walks through all the ways Trump is selling America to foreign powers for his own personal profit
Notorious class warrior Robert Reich wrote a sharp attack of President Donald Trump for his international policies that are doing nothing more than scoring him personal cash and power.
Writing for The Guardian, Reich called Trump "the most xenophobic and isolationist American president in modern history," saying that the president has been "selling America to foreign powers for his own personal benefit."
While Trump promised during the 2016 election that he would "bring troops home," it was likely assumed that Trump meant the decades-long wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. The work on the ground in Syria was mostly being done by Kurdish allies and not American soldiers. The number of troops on the ground in Syria, prior to Turkey beginning their bombing campaign, was relatively low.
Fox Newsman Shep Smith had been working on splitting from Fox News for some time, according to a statement he released Friday. That moment finally came this week when he unexpectedly announced he was leaving the network.
As CNN reported Smith's departure is only the beginning.
"It feels like death in the news division," said one senior Fox employee. The source explained that many staffers were "shocked" at the news, and some were crying. "At least we had him."
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