Fox News breaks as Trump condemns disgusting | TV Shows

Fox News was interrupted for a breaking news bulletin as US President Donald Trump suffered a crushing setback.

The commander-in-chief delivered remarks yesterday (November 26) to denounce the savage assault on two National Guard personnel   close to the White House, describing the “ambush-style” strike as “monstrous”. Fox anchors Kevin Corke and Paul Mauro have now weighed in on the heartfelt handle, after the perpetrator was recognized as an Afghan national. Corke remarked: “I thought his comments were powerful, I thought he really nailed the mood of the nation after this frustrating and frankly disgusting attack that happened today.”

Mauro added: “It didn’t look like the president was going to speak and I think he felt compelled to. I would agree, I think he hit the right tone. “People are indignant, right here we’re on the eve of the quintessential American vacation [Thanksgiving] and you will have one thing like this, that’s not only going to destroy two households but a lot of the nation feels the temper of that. I feel the president also captured some of the questions that a lot of us have.”, studies the Express.

Throughout his remarks, Trump declared: “This assault underscores the one best national security menace dealing with our nation.” He pledged to “reexamine every single alien” entering the US from Afghanistan. He continued: “I’m decided to make sure the animal who perpetrated this atrocity pays the steepest attainable price.”

Returning to Fox News, Mauro stated: “I did 15 years of terrorism, I’ve been embedded in these points, and I’d say there are two issues that bounce out at me right here, relative to this assault. Number one, there’s vetting and then there’s vetting. It’s very tough to vet people from someplace with no centralized information.

“Second, even if these are people who have earned the right to come to America from some of these nations, they don’t adjust very well. It’s a very, very hard transition. I’ve seen this paradigm before where people come from nations like Afghanistan, different cultures, and it’s very difficult for them to adjust.”