'I'll never forget the scene, it's not supposed to be beautiful but to me it was.'
President Trump during a roundtable in Dallas shared details of an executive order he plans to issue in response to the protests against police violence while he continued to endorse aggressive tactics used by police in cities like Minneapolis and misrepresented calls to defund or disband departments.Restoring, Rebuilding, and Renewing," at Gateway Church Dallas, Thursday, June 11, 2020, in Dallas.
Trump characterized the order as"force with compassion" as he further endorsed aggressive actions taken by law enforcement against largely peaceful protesters, calling demonstrations in Seattle, where protesters have claimed control of a six-block area,"so easy to solve." Trump also mentioned pursuing economic development in minority communities and improving the availability of capital to small businesses, and renewed his call to Congress to promote"school choice."
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