President Trump's Saturday evening meeting in Muscat, Mt. In, the president chanted, "Stop it" after the government called on Gretchen Whitmer (D) to reopen the state amid coronavirus epidemics.
The
FBI has announced that it has foiled a plot to assassinate the governor,
following a week-long mob raid.
"You
need your governor to open your state, right?" Trump told the crowd, then
they burst into joy. "And open your schools. Open your schools. Schools
have to stay open, right?"
Then
some in the audience started shouting, "Stop it!"
"Lock
them all up," Trump replied, followed by a mob. Continued
Trump
later told the crowd in the auditorium, "Beware of him and his attorney
general because you know they are like in charge of ballot stuff. How I handled
my political life and the political life of my country." I put in. Such a
pure prejudice.
"These
are statements that have endangered the lives of me, my family and other
government officials as we try to save the lives of our fellow Americans,"
Whitmer was quick to respond to the rally's comments on Twitter. Do. "
"It
needs to stop," he added.
Whitmer's
comments echo similar statements he made earlier about a failed plot against
him.
After
announcing the arrest of several FBI agents in connection with the alleged
conspiracy, Whitmer said Trump was "involved" in thwarting extremist
attacks.
This is exactly the rhetoric that has put me, my family, and other government officials’ lives in danger while we try to save the lives of our fellow Americans. It needs to stop. https://t.co/EWkNQx3Ppx
— Governor Gretchen Whitmer (@GovWhitmer) October 17, 2020
He
added that the refusal to explicitly condemn extremist groups during the first
presidential debate was a "cry" for militia groups that allegedly
planned to kidnap him.
Trump
responded to the reprimand on Twitter, claiming that Whitmer had done a
"terrible job" in responding to the coronavirus epidemic and
"shutting down his condition for all."
Whitmer
has imposed some very strict restrictions on business and other activities in
the state amid the Coronavirus epidemic.
Michigan's
Supreme Court ruled Monday that governors couldn’t delay the implementation of
a previous court ruling that does not authorize them to maintain a state of
emergency during a coronavirus epidemic.
Trump's the rally came on Thursday after Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel called for a
Wisconsin to support a plan to kidnap an eighth person facing federal or state
charges in connection with the plot. Was charged.
Nessel
said in an interview with CBS This Morning last week that the governor and his the family had been forced’ to "rotate" to maintain Whitmer's safety,
while federal and state officials during their months-long investigation, they
tracked down, militia groups.
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