MSNBC host Chris Hayes burst into laughter on air while reading a fundraising email from President Donald Trump, who was asking for donations for his military parade. Most Americans were not eager to fund this parade, which Hayes found amusing. Trump’s parade, scheduled to coincide with his 79th birthday, was compared to North Korean and Soviet-style military parades, which are not typically held in the United States. Trump, who avoided the Vietnam War draft, has no military background. The parade was meant to celebrate the U.S. Army’s 250th anniversary, but its timing on Trump’s birthday raised eyebrows. Hayes found humor in Trump’s plea for donations with the subject line “Please help me before my military parade.” Help us continue our mission for the next 20 years – we need your support to make it happen.
MSNBC Host Cracks Up Over Trump Email About Parade: ‘Sorry, That’s A Funny Sentence’
The upcoming military parade, set to feature nearly 7,000 troops and costly flyovers, is causing concern among retired military officials due to potential protests that may turn violent.
According to Hayes, President Trump’s threat of “very heavy force” against protesters is alarming, as it indicates a willingness to use excessive force against peaceful demonstrators.
These warnings from the president have raised red flags among critics and human rights advocates.
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Rewritten sentence: Could you pass me the salt, please? following sentence:
She was too tired to finish her homework.
Her fatigue prevented her from completing her homework.
