« A lot of things… » They voiced.
Indeed, Trump is a man who was closely associated with convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, a man who’s attempts to cling to power incited the Capitol Riots which left people dead, and a man who has profited an alleged $1.4 billion off his presidency.
A man who is also president of the United States, for a second time.
A third echoed: « There is, I don’t think the bulk of us realise just how serious a scenario we’ve landed ourselves in re Donald Trump.
« These next half dozen years, we’ll be lucky if Donald doesn’t take us to a place that we don’t want to be as I dwell on our worldly concerns. »
Published 12:38 28 Jan 2026 GMT
National Rifle Association issues blunt statement after Donald Trump says he didn’t like Alex Pretti having a gun
Although footage and eye witness reports stated Alex Pretti was carrying a mobile phone, not gun.
US President Donald Trump declared Alex Pretti ‘certainly shouldn’t have been carrying a gun’, but the National Rifle Association has since weighed in to clarify the ‘right to bear arms’.
On January 24, a federal immigration agent fatally shot Alex Pretti in the streets of Minnesota, Minneapolis.
The Department of Homeland Security said the federal agent shot the 37-year-old intensive care nurse in an act of self-defense, claiming Pretti had brandished a handgun at the time. Footage around the time of the incident shows Pretti holding not a gun, but a mobile phone, and eyewitness accounts also contradict officials’ claims he was brandishing such a weapon.
President of the United States Donald Trump also spoke out in an interview with Fox News, stating he doesn’t ‘like’ that Pretti ‘was carrying a gun’ and that there was something ‘unusual’ about Pretti ‘ha[ving] a gun that was fully loaded’ alongside ‘two magazines’.
While the investigation into the incident continues, Trump’s voicing that ‘[Pretti] certainly shouldn’t have been carrying a gun’ has sparked backlash, given the nurse was a licensed concealed-weapons holder.
