Trump Jr. pushes father's nationalist message during speech at Univ. of North Texas event

[TexasTowelie]

ARLINGTON — Nearly 700 people gathered on the field AT&T Stadium to hear Donald Trump Jr. talk politics, media and the state of higher education.

The son of President Donald Trump pushed his father's nationalist message that won him the election: "In international affairs, the United States needs to put its citizens first."

Donald Trump Jr. talked about international conflicts over the past 20 years, from the Iraq War to the attack in Benghazi, Libya, to frame how his father is changing the nation's approach on the foreign stage. This is how he framed the first portion of his remarks: He and his father are nationalists prioritizing the United States' interests above those of other nations.

"The last 20 years are what Winston Churchill called 'the years the locusts ate,'" he told people spread across 76 tables on the AT&T Stadium field where the Dallas Cowboys play their home games. "The years where we ignore our true national interest and our countrymen, that has now come to a stop. We're not going to put other countries ahead of us any longer."

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[The_Casual_Observer]

1. The US has always been strategic in foreign policy.

This has escaped the small minds of these shitbirds. These are much more complicated issues than idiots like trump jr could ever conprehend.

[Rhiannon12866]

2. Who came to hear this constitutional scholar??

And since when has Trump put American citizens first in anything??

[TexasTowelie]

3. Answering the questions in the order that you posed them:

1) The Young Republicans club at UNT and some other fools that have money to blow.
2) Never.

[Rhiannon12866]

5. "Thank you for answering my question(s)!"

[Alice11111]

4. This is the person managing Dotard's blind trust,

basically campaigning. I would love to know what Churchill would say about Trump, since he respected Roosevelt. He didn't like Ambassador Kennedy though.

[Wwcd]

6. 700 people in ATT Stadium?? It holds 100,000 at full capacity

Gee where did they put everybody!

[TexasTowelie]

7. That doesn't include the catering staff or stadium personnel

to open the doors or turn on the AC.

I also heard that Jerry Jones was charging the customary $50 fee for parking. Valet service was $250.

[Wwcd]

9. Lol.

Did Jones ride in Djr's limo with him?


So Djr was paid $100,000 for the event, regardless if it was held, or cancelled.

peeuke

[tanyev]

8. I thought Uday and Qusay were supposed to run the business and stay out of politics.