Donald Trump at Arlington National Cemetery this week was a very transparent

attempt for him to reclaim the spotlight he's been missing now that Kamala Harris

has moved to the top of the Democratic ticket.

This is what Trump wanted you to see and to talk about.

An image of him at the tomb of the unknown soldier trying to look presidential as he allegedly

paid his respects to the 13 service members who died three years ago in the

bombing at Abbey Gate during the US withdrawal from Afghanistan.

But Trump and his campaign also used this occasion and this hallowed space

to make a not so subtle dig at the Biden Harris administration.

His campaign manager calling one image, the photo that shook the world and reminded America

who the real commander in chief is. That is what Donald Trump

wanted his trip to Arlington to be about, but over the last couple of days

he's lost control of that

and now what everyone is talking about is this.

How Donald Trump and members of his campaign staff

ended up in section 60 of Arlington National Cemetery, the final resting place of

service members who died in Iraq and Afghanistan, and in violation of the

cemetery's rules.

And he used video of that hallowed space as part of a partisan photo op.

And how his team physically pushed a cemetery staff member who tried to stop them after warning

them that they were prohibited from taking pictures and recording video at that part of the burial

ground.

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