"They're Filthy and Disgusting": Trump Slams Democratic-Run 'Blue Cities'

They want to get rid of the presidency. They want to have an appointed executive running. That's a communist thing, you know, that's a communist thing. These are sick people. And you know, I said it the other day, and it maybe doesn't sound that important, but when a country goes bad, like look at the blue cities, what do they have in common aside from massive crime, much more crime, the Republicans have very little crime, but what do the blue cities have in mind? And also you can say this with nations when they go bad, the blue cities have something in common, crime, high crime, vicious, violent crime, but what do they have in common? They're all dirty. They're filthy dirty. Their streets are dirty. Their streets smell. Their storefronts are broken. Their trees are all gross. Everything about the place is dirty. And I don't want to mention any specific city. It's really all of them. But you go into these cities that are blue, they're crime ridden, and they're filthy dirty. They're like Washington D.C. was a year and a half ago, with graffiti all over the place, with crime all over the place, with people afraid to be here. You had to be ashamed of your capital. Some of the most beautiful buildings built in the real time, like you look at the Supreme Court building and they put graffiti on it, the most beautiful columns I've ever seen. In fact, our columns are going to be nicer at the ballroom. I said, I want the Supreme Court, but better. But you look at those columns, and then you see graffiti on the side of the building. No artistry, just bad people. But the one thing they all have in common, crime, the two things, crime, but they're disgusting. They're filthy dirty. The streets are dirty. They have people lying all over the street doing you know what. They're all the same. And this is what we're going to put in, it's not going to happen in our country. Every day, history unfolds. A chance to change the lives of millions of people for the better. That's why I came into politics. A decision is made. A question is asked. A protest begins. A missile is launched. A treaty is signed. Change political structures in this country for a long time to come. It is deeply humbling. A vote is counted. The world changes. We will have to raise our voices. We oppose violence. Hate. There is not a solution. We demand accountability from the government. Are we ready? But before the headlines, before the debates, before the opinions, there is the moment itself. The words that were spoken. By 2008, we knew that Epstein was a convicted sexual abuser. How was that not a deal breaker for the president? If you, Congresswoman, asked Bill Clinton that. The people who lived it. The images that tell the story. Because the closer you are to the event, the closer you are to the truth. At APT, we believe news should begin where history happens, not where the arguments begin. Do you want to go there? That's why we bring you the moments that matter. Accurate. Powerful. Timely. So you can see more, understand more, and decide for yourself. Accurate. Powerful. Timely.