President Donald Trump demanded the dismissal of his Recent York court cases, labeling them as political witch hunts. The statement came amid a heated discussion on a 'Hot Topics' segment regarding controversial remarks about a politiCal figure with a Nazi tattoo, and criticism of perceived partisan inconsistency.
Trump demands dismissal of his New York court cases, calling them ‘ political witch hunts’“Hot Topics” segment on Monday , leveled a series of accusations against Platner, saying, “he’s a cheater, he’s an antisemite.
The fact that he had that tattoo for 20 years and didn’t know what it was is a lie. So, he’s a liar, a racist, and antisemite. ” While she did criticize him, she also emphasized the stakes of the race, arguing that Democrats need him to win to “bring back a bit of our democracy.
”Concha argued that her remarks highlight what he sees as partisan inconsistency in how Democrats evaluate controversial figures and criticized what he described as selective outrage and partisan loyalty.
“Blue, no matter who, if you’re Sunny Hostin, apparently, or Liz Warren or Bernie Sanders, for that matter, who still support Graham Platner as well,” Concha said. President Donald Trump , saying, “But I don’t want to hear another word out of Sunny Hostin ever again calling President Trump a fascist and a Nazi who must be stopped, only to say that she would vote for a guy, literally with a Nazi tattoo, for the better part of 20 years.
” Concha further elaborated on allegations surrounding Platner’s past, citing claims that he mocked Purple Heart recipient Teddy Daniels, a combat veteran who was shot four times during battle and has a tattoo depicting concentration camp guards.
“That’s something that Sunny didn’t bring up, which you know, ain’t a good thing,” he said. “He cheered on Hamas after they killed Israeli soldiers. ”Concha argued that Platner is unfit for office and criticized Hostin’s broader support for him, saying, “This is not a person who should be in the Senate. He should be in front of every shrink.
And if she’s saying, ‘OK, well Democrats have to win midterms,’ she should at least be calling for Graham Platner to step aside.
“Suspend his campaign, get a candidate in there who isn’t a Nazi and who isn’t all these horrible things that she said, but that’s the wayworks at this point. They will support anyone, no matter what, as long as it means defeating Republicans and President Trump’s agenda. That we do know. ”
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