Welcome to the No Spin News for August 22nd, Thursday, 2019.

Last night, or yesterday, I should say, in response to President Trump saying, well,

the Jewish Americans who support the Democratic Party may be disloyal.

He should have said disloyal to Israel, but he didn't.

Once again, imprecise language, and I go get into this heavy in the United States of Trump,

but he clearly met disloyal to Israel, clearly met it because that was the context of the

discussion.

MSNBC go.

Again, for decades, for generations, for centuries, for centuries, this is exactly how Jews

have been attacked, not only the Soviet Union, but in Germany across the world, that they

are, quote, insufficiently loyal.

Okay.

And that was used by Stalin and Hitler to demonize Jews in the Soviet Union and in Germany.

But that doesn't have anything to do with what Donald Trump said.

He didn't say that Jews are disloyal to America.

He said in the context of his total remarks, they were being disloyal at Israel.

It's a huge difference.

All right.

So, when you hear that kind of stuff, you say, well, yeah, maybe, no, maybe.

There's no maybe about it.

So Donald Trump's failure, and this is his fault, to round off his sentences.

You got trouble with the Mexican thing on this, on the African-Americans.

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