therefore he thinks he's vindicated?
But later today, while Griffin took pains to say she couldn’t confirm “the most salacious allegation,” she essentially confirmed the whole thing.
GRIFFIN: I spoke with two senior U.S. officials, former U.S. officials, who were on the trip to France, one of whom was in the meeting to plan the trip to the cemetery and they confirmed key parts of The Atlantic article. However, neither confirmed the most salacious allegation, that the president described the American war dead at the Aisne-Marne Cemetery as “suckers” and “losers.”
But as Griffin’s further comments revealed, we didn’t need to hear those exact words about the war dead at Aisne-Marne to know that they are exactly the sentiments Trump holds and that he has expressed one way or another.
GRIFFIN: One former Trump administration official told me today, when the president spoke about the Vietnam War, he said, “It was a stupid war. Anyone who went was a sucker.” The president would often say, according to this source, about American veterans, “What’s in it for them? They don’t make any money.” The source said “it was a character flaw of the president. He could not understand why someone would die for their country, not worth it to him.”
Multiple sources say they heard the president say something similar at Arlington National Cemetery, standing in front of General John Kelly’s son Robert’s grave.
https://www.newshounds.us/fox_s_griffin_confirms_trump_s_disgusting_contempt_for_u_s_troops_090420And The Atlantic said the "suckers" remark about WW1 soldiers was a separate conversation on the trip, so if Griffin's source is a different person, it's not that surprising that one detail wasn't confirmed:
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