Trump Falsely Claims He 'Always' Speaks Out Against Anti-Semitism
Donald Trump told NBC News that he always denounces anti-Semitism and said, "I do all the time and I think it's terrible. I think it's horrible."
The new president has had a hard time criticizing this horrendous form of racism in the past, including a bizarre press conference with Bibi Netanyahu, when after he was asked about anti-Semitism, went into a diatribe about his electoral college win.
After a recent wave of bomb threats against Jewish community centers and Jewish cemetery's being vandalized and pressure applied by many people and organizations, Trump was forced to finally speak out.
During an interview at the new National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C., NBC News reporter Craig Melvin asked, "Last question while I have you here I want to talk to you about some of the violence we've seen at Jewish centers across this country. I know your daughter tweeted about this yesterday."