Our country is now a cesspool of crime," said Trump, at times mentioning specific high-profile crimes, many of which have been covered extensively by conservative media.Īt one point, Trump praised the way Chinese President Xi Jinping handled drug dealers, recalling a moment where the Chinese president told him about "quick trials" for drug criminals in China that he estimated sentenced people in "two hours."
We are living in such a different country for one primary reason: There is no longer respect for the law and there certainly is no order. "The dangerously deranged roam our streets with impunity. In another reference to the lies around the 2020 election, Trump argued that "the radical left's anti-police narrative is a total lie." And then I ran a second time, and I did much better," he said, pushing the baseless claim the the 2020 election was stolen from him. I always said I ran the first time and I won. "I won a second time, did much better a second time. Ron DeSantis and former Vice President Mike Pence, who also appeared in Washington on Tuesday. He also did not mention some of the Republicans flirting with running in 2024, like Florida Gov. Trump passingly mentioned 2024 in the speech, nodding to his belief that the next Republican president needs to back his criminal justice plans, but only acknowledged his own ambitions when he pushed the lie that he won his bid for a second term in 2020. Trump spurned aides' pleas to call off Capitol mob It came as Trump teases a third run for the White House in 2024, all while the congressional investigation of the January 6, 2021, insurrection triggered by his denial of the 2020 election results, plans more hearings in September. The speech before the America First Policy Institute's two-day summit was the first time Trump has returned to Washington since he left office. On policing, Trump specifically called for a "return to stop-and-frisk policies in cities," argued that cities should not "strip (police) of their liability shield in any way shape or form" and generally said the country should "give our police back their authority, resources power and prestige." Liz Cheney of Wyoming and Adam Kinzinger of Illinois - the only two Republicans on the committee - by name and said that the committee "really wants to damage me so I can no longer go back to work for you." Trump did call the House select committee investigating the attack - which has been holding high-profile hearings for weeks - the "unselect committee of political hacks and thugs." He attacked Reps. RELATED | Some in GOP 'very concerned about the damage' Trump does if he launches 2024 bid: Hogan Trump instead told the audience "our great police know what to do," but the country has to "allow them to do it." While the former President lauded the police, at one point calling police officers his heroes, what Trump did not mention in his first return to Washington since leaving office was the police that protected the US Capitol on January 6, 2021, or the deaths and injuries that stemmed from that attack. WASHINGTON - Former President Donald Trump on Tuesday outlined a hardline and harsh criminal justice agenda for the Republican Party, praising China's justice system, pushing for the death penalty for drug dealers and arguing the federal government should circumvent governors to use the National Guard to fight crime. The results were tweets that, though they mimic his patterns to a certain extent, were non-sensical and probably could have benefited from accessing the entire database.Former President Donald Trump outlined a hardline and harsh criminal justice agenda for the Republican Party in his first return to Washington since leaving office.
One AI bot back in 2016 even attempted to tweet out tweets in his style, under the Twitter handle DeepDrumpf. The creator of that bot said that he was inspired by a bot that had been trained to create quotes in the style of Shakespeare and thought that it would be easier to apply to Trump due to a report that claimed Trump speaks at an elementary school level, Quartz reports. This isn't the first bot to analyze Trump's unique style of talking and writing, though it appears to be the one that's taken in the most of his words. According to Frishling, the bot can spot when Trump is genuinely angry verse pretending to be by how tersely he speaks and how he gesticulates with his arms (less waving of the arms indicates he's mad). He also slows down his speech from 220 words per minute (the national average is around 110 to 150 words per minute) to 111 words when he reads from a teleprompter.
For instance, Frishling told The Los Angeles Times that Trump doesn't appear stressed when he's lying.
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