Summary
The clip shows President Donald Trump taking questions about a racist video he reposted on Truth Social depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as primates, which was deleted after bipartisan outcry. Trump says he only viewed the opening portion about 2020 voter fraud in Georgia, blames staff for not reviewing the end, and declines to apologize. He defends his record with Black voters, citing criminal justice reform and funding for historically black colleges and universities. There is no market, security, or investment content in the segment.
- Trump answers questions about a deleted Truth Social post containing racist imagery of the Obamas.
- He says he only watched the opening section about 2020 voter fraud in Georgia.
- Trump says he reposted content created by someone else and staff failed to review the ending.
- He refuses to apologize, saying he made no mistake.
- He cites criminal justice reform and HBCU funding as evidence of a strong record with Black voters.
- He mentions speaking with Senator Tim Scott, who he says understood his position.
- The segment contains no market, asset, or investment commentary.