President Trump Holds Rally In Wheeling West Virginia 9/29/18

President Trump Holds Rally In Wheeling West Virginia 9/29/18

During a raucous rally in Wheeling, West Virginia, President Donald Trump mocked Sen. Dianne Feinstein for her claims she did not leak the Christine Blasey Ford letter containing accusations against nominee Brett Kavanaugh. “The one thing that could happen and the beautiful thing that is going on over the last few days in the Senate, when you see the anger, when you see people that are angry and mean and nasty and untruthful,” Trump said. “When you look at releases and leaks and then they say ‘oh, I didn’t do it. I didn’t do it.’”
“Remember? Dianne Feinstein, did you leak?” he continued on. The crowd booed. He then mocked Feinstein complete with a bad impression: “Remember her answer — did you leak the document — oh, oh, what? No. Oh, no. I didn’t leak…Well, wait one minute. Did we leak…No, we didn’t leak.” The crowd cheered. Trump then said that Feinstein’s body language was the worst he had seen before moving on. The president was referring to a moment during the Kavanaugh hearings on Thursday where Feinstein, after a statement from Sen. Ted Cruz, defended her handling of the Ford letter. At one point in her defense, Feinstein turned to her staff seated behind her before continuing on with her response.
President Donald Trump‘s rallies are a fairly boring affair these days — he stays more or less on script. In a moment of improvisation at this rally on Saturday in West Virginia, however, he made a startling revelation: he and NK’s Kim have fallen in love.
“I like him, he likes me!” Trump said of Kim. “I guess that’s okay. Am I allowed to say that?” “I was really being tough and so was he,” he continued, referring to the harsh words the two leaders exchanged before their make-up. “And we would go back and forth.” “And then we fell in love,” Trump said. The crowd laughed. “No really,” Trump said. “He wrote me beautiful letters. They were great letters. And then we fell in love.”