Donald Trump’s social media account on May 21 removed a video showing fake headlines about a unified reich if he wins the 2024 presidential election, as the White House strongly condemned the post. Trump’s campaign blamed an inattentive staffer for reposting the 30-second clip, which flashed a series of fictitious news stories painting a picture of American prosperity, with one including the term normally associated with Nazi Germany. Vice President Kamala Harris lashed out at the video, calling it appalling. The White House described the video as abhorrent, sickening and disgraceful. The video was removed after being posted for about 19 hours and the Trump campaign stressed that the reich reference was unintentional.
Trump Campaign Removes Controversial Video Amid Nazi Reference Outrage, Germany
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