The president made a mind-bending claim that by using brute force on protesters, he is actually acting compassionately
President Donald Trump speaks during a roundtable discussion at Gateway Church in Dallas June 11, 2020.to halt constitutionally-protected demonstrations.
“If [authorities] are really gonna have to do a job, if somebody is really bad, you’re gonna have to do with it real strength, with real power,” the president said.conference call “I said, we’re gonna have to dominate the streets… And I was criticized for that statement. And they said, ‘That’s such a terrible thing,’” the president said.
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