Trump Says He Doesn't Like 'Good Looking People' in Bizarre Rant
President Donald Trump is making a weird claim.
The 79-year-old President of the United States was speaking at Yokosuka Naval Base on Tuesday (October 28) in Japan.
While delivering a speech on board the USS George Washington, he said: “I don’t like good-looking people.”
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He had been speaking about the Navy.
“It comes from the men and women of the rank and file. It comes from you people, incredible people, good-looking people, too many good-looking people,” he said.
“I don’t like good-looking people. I never liked good-looking people, I’ll be honest with you.”
Trump to troops in Japan: "I don't like good looking people. I never liked good looking people. I'll be honest with you. I've never admitted that before. But see I'm allowed to — we won at the Supreme Court a thing based on merit. You know about that, right?" pic.twitter.com/GSFjFiAQPe
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“Never admitted that before,” he added, before ranting about DEI.
“You know, we won in the Supreme Court, a thing based on merit. You know about that right? Merit. Everything now in our country is based on merit. And that’s why I look at you and I see nothing but merit. It’s great to have a country back where we can go by merit now, we don’t go by anything else, except for talent and work and hard work,” he said.
He recently bragged about taking a test, seemingly for dementia, which he confused for an IQ test.