MSNBC panelist and Princeton University professor Eddie Glaude said Monday that Republican candidate Donald Trump needed time to cool down, arguing that a second term would put children at risk. .
Glaude was outraged by President Trump's claims that Haitian immigrants were eating dogs and cats in Springfield, Ohio, and in a segment on “Deadline: The White House,” the former president said he was “dangerous” to certain communities. He claimed that there was. After Mr. Glaude's rant, former Democratic Missouri Sen. Claire McCaskill told him to “take a breath” to calm him down.
“This guy is running around here destroying his chops and thoroughly scaring the community, and we're trying to find a way to keep the in-between contained.” [Vice President Kamala Harris] When she needs to push him into her mouth,” Glaude said. “I'm saying that because he's dangerous. He's dangerous to certain people… We have to keep this troglodyte out of the office, because if he comes in, our baby will be… Because we know that kids are going to grow up with memories of having to go to school because there was a bomb threat and someone told them , their mom and dad said they eat cats and dogs. I'll take it easy, Claire.
“Okay, wait a minute. Take a deep breath,” McCaskill said.
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In mid-September, Springfield schools, City Hall and other public places received bomb threats after unsubstantiated rumors spread that Haitian immigrants were eating pets and ducks in local parks. a viral social media post A Haitian man in Springfield claimed to have prepared food for his cat, but local police said there were no reports of the incident occurring. (Related article: 'I don't know what's going on!': Scarborough's voice cracks on 'Morning Joe' regular show)
At a City Commission meeting in August, local residents claimed, without providing further evidence, that the immigrants were decapitating ducks and eating them.
In Canton, Ohio, 27-year-old Alexis Telia Ferrell was captured on police body camera footage eating a killed cat in front of her neighbors, fueling rumors about immigrant cat eating. Ta. Authorities arrested her on August 16 for eating an animal “in front of multiple people in a residential area.” According to Go to Fox 12.
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