Mayor Johnson Labels Trump a ‘Monster’
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson blasted President Donald Trump as a “monster” for launching a federal investigation against him.
Speaking at a church in Woodlawn, Illinois, Johnson said he preferred to hire black people because they are more “generous” than white people.
His remarks landed him in the center of a Department of Justice investigation for racial discrimination.
Johnson said that Trump’s investigation was the result of his own racial animus:
“As far as, you know, the president’s animus towards women, people of color, working people, we have always known who he has been. This is not a surprise. He’s a monster.
Source: Mayor Brandon Johnson Calls Trump a ‘Monster’ For Launching Anti-White Discrimination Probe

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