The White House on Monday tried to distance itself from a violent parody video that was shown at a pro-Trump conference at the president’s Doral Miami resort over the weekend.
The White House on Monday tried to distance itself from a violent parody video that shows President Trump shooting and stabbing critics and members of the media in a church.
The clip appears to be lifted from the 2014 film “Kingsman: The Secret Service.” It ends with Trump putting a stake into the head of a person with a CNN logo for a face before turning to admire his victims. The president smiles as the DJ Khaled’s “All I Do Is Win” plays in the background. Cindy McCain, the widow of the former Arizona senator, said the images in the video “violate every norm our society expects from its leaders.”
And then ask yourself - how you sit your kids down and tell them you want this person to lead us. https://t.co/TjgYE1uJy6In a statement, Alex Phillips, the organizer of the American Priority conference, said that the video was part of a “meme exhibit” and was “not associated with or endorsed by the conference in any official capacity.”
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