1980 Donald Trump Interview - Always Putting America First

Up until Donald Trump announced he was running for President in 2015, Democrats and Republicans alike liked Trump and he always received positive press. This was despite the fact that he always stood for the United States of America and showed his patriotism. He interacted with people from all walks of life respectfully, and was admired by those same people... even Democrats.

Trump knew you could not honestly succeed if you ran around all the time insulting those you disagreed with, and you could not make the world a better place if attacking and insulting others was how you chose to engage in life. Yes, we have heard Trump call other people names in the political arena, but as he mentions in this interview, that is the reality surrounding politics. I find it amusing to watch the Democrats and left-stream media endlessly point out Trump's name calling, while completely ignoring their own very extreme and vicious attacks on Trump and his supporters.

Trump doesn't blow his own horn when it comes to the wonderful things he has done for private individuals, so many people know nothing about his gracious acts. Here's just a bit of Trump's generous history.

There is a lot of proof Trump is NOT racist or misogynist and none that he is...

1980--> - Trump hired Barbara Res to be head of construction for his organization. She is one of many woman Trump promoted in prominent positions in construction when it was a male dominated industry. Trump stated "A good woman is better than 10 good men." Barbara Res was the first woman in America to build a skyscraper

In the 1990s, Trump took on Palm Beach, FL because they would not allow Blacks and Jews to join clubs there. He won.

In 1991, Trump was riding in his limo and saw a man being brutally attacked by a mugger. He ordered the driver to stop. Trump jumped out of the limo, shouted at the mugger to stop and drop the bat. The mugger fled the scene

In 1995, his car has a flat tire. A black man walking by notices it's owner is wearing a suit. So he fixes the flat. "How can I repay you?" asks Trump. "My wife has always wanted some flowers" A few days later, the black man's wife gets a beautiful bouquet of flowers with a note saying, "Thanks for helping me. By the way,....the mortgage on your house is paid off."

1990s How Donald Trump Beat Palm Beach Society and Won the Fight for Mar-a-Lago

https://www.vanityfair.com/style/2016/12/how-donald-trump-beat-palm-beach-society-and-won-the-fight-for-mar-a-lago

1988 A rabbi, living in California, had a critically ill 3 year old son and needed to get him to NY for specialty care. No airlines would fly him. Trump sent his private jet for the child and his family. The rabbi stated: "Donald Trump is a miracle, just a miracle."

In 2013, Trump gave $10,000 to a bus driver, Darnell Barton, in NYC for talking a suicidal girl from jumping off a bridge. Barton was black. Trump wrote to Barton: "your quick thinking resulted in a life being saved. You should be rewarded."

2008 - Jennifer Hudson's mother, brother and nephew were murdered in Chicago. Trump reached out to Hudson and offered her and her relatives a place to stay at Trump Tower in Chicago. At the time, People Magazine praised Trump for his 'heart of gold'. Trump stated he just wanted to protect Hudson and her family.

Will Johnson proves Trump is not racist

https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=2676992099211180

In 1988, Trump sent his private plane to L.A. to pick up a very sick child and fly him and his parents to New York for treatment. Public airlines were unable to accommodate the child and his necessary medical equipment. The child was Jewish.

Nelson Mandela came to the U.S. in 1990 to tour the nation. NO ONE would allow them to rent a plane because he didn't have enough money. Mandela's trip started in New York, then to Boston, Washington DC, Atlanta, Miami, Detroit, Los Angeles, Oakland, CA and back to NY.

No one was willing to do it for the $130,000 set aside for rental of the plane.

So, they reached out to Donald Trump and he agreed to rent them a plane for Mandela to use... a 727.

Of course, the Left attack this story, because Trump was paid $130,000 for the use of the plane.

REALLY? No one else would rent a plane to Mandela for $130,000, the organization had every intent to pay to them, yet now the Left believes Trump should have done it for free?

Democrats are the most blatant hypocrites in the world. Trump and Mandela had very different political views, but Trump did not allow that to determine who he would help and who he would not.

Sure didn't see Tom Steyer or George Soros or Bill Gates or Michael Bloomberg offering to rent Mandala a 727 for $130,000 to fly from northeastern U.S. down the eastern coastline, back up to the northern part of the U.S., all the way to the southwest, then back up half way along the west coast and ALL THE WAY back to the northeast for $130,000.

https://www.dailywire.com/news/step-aside-biden-trump-has-a-better-nelson-mandela-story

2014 - U.S. Marine Sgt Andrew Tahmooressi was arrested in Mexico for 7 months. Tahmooressi had accidentally entered Mexico when he took the wrong exit and had fire arms in his vehicle. He told the Mexican authorities at the border he had taken a wrong turn and wanted to head back the way he had come. Instead, the Mexican authorities removed him from his vehicle, found the guns and arrested him.

When he was released, Trump sent Sgt Tahmooressi a check for $25,000 stating "You have served our country with fortitude and dignity, and we are fortunate to have someone like you as a brave marine and protector of our wonderful nation."

In 2015, Trump help Army Vet Todd Landon who was critically wounded in an IED attack in Iraq in 2006. Trump was holding a rally in Iowa. Trump left the stage to speak with Landon about all the problems he was having getting proper care at the VA hospital. Trump vowed to help Landon, intervened on his behalf and the next day the VA contacted Landon and shortly after approved compensation payments for his injuries.

After he was elected, Trump went on to forgive the students debts of nearly 50,000 permanently injured Vets.

In 2017, Trump heard of the family of Army Corporal Dillon Baldridge was struggling after hearing Dillon was killed in Afghanistan. Trump sent the family a personal check for $25,000 and instructed his staff to create an online fundraising page to help the family.