Speaking to reporters on the White House lawn Wednesday morning, Trump said he would “come up with something that’s going to be really good” to combat gun violence.
Speaking to reporters on the White House lawn Wednesday morning, Trump said he wanted to congratulate police for their work. He rebuffed a question about whether his speeches and tweets contribute to white nationalism and anger against minorities, saying that “my rhetoric brings people together” and that he was “concerned about the rise of any group of hate.”
There were also some “Trump 2020” signs downtown and outside the hospital, which treated several injured victims. Trump was expected to fly to Texas after his trip to Ohio. The White House did not immediately release details of his schedule. While the city was preparing for a presidential visit, shooting victims and relatives were still arriving Wednesday at El Paso’s downtown convention center. The site has served 360 people since it opened after the shooting.
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