White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt dismissed a reporter's question about President Trump's stance on peaceful protests during Saturday's military parade, calling the inquiry "stupid." The exchange followed President Trump's warning of a "very heavy force" response to any demonstrations at the event. Leavitt insisted the President supports the First Amendment and peaceful protest, but her dismissive response sparked controversy
Trump Threatens 'Very Heavy Force' Against Protesters at Army's 250th Birthday Celebration. The President's strong warning follows White House press secretary's dismissal of a question about allowing peaceful protests at the upcoming military parade
Following President Trump's strong warning against protests at Saturday's military parade, a reporter pressed White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt for clarification on the President's stance regarding peaceful demonstrations during Wednesday's press briefing
White House correspondent Jasmine Wright pressed Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt for clarification on President Trump's stance on acceptable protest, following his strong warnings against demonstrations
White House Press Secretary Leavitt confirms President Trump supports peaceful protests and First Amendment rights, emphasizing his opposition to violence and attacks on law enforcement
President Trump supports Americans' First Amendment right to peaceful protest, unequivocally rejecting violence and assaults against law enforcement. His stance on acceptable protest is clear: peaceful expression is supported; violence and attacks on officers are not
Reporter presses White House on Trump's stance towards peaceful protests at Saturday's military parade, prompting a sharp rebuke from Press Secretary Leavitt
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt dismissed a reporter's question about President Trump's stance on peaceful protests at the military parade, calling it "a stupid question
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt dismissed a reporter's question about President Trump's stance on peaceful protests at the upcoming military parade, calling it "stupid." Leavitt insisted President Trump supports peaceful protest and the First Amendment, but firmly opposes violence and attacks on law enforcement
President Trump's $45 million birthday military parade in Washington, D.C., will showcase thousands of soldiers and a powerful display of military equipment. This Army 250th birthday celebration is expected to draw significant attention, amidst recent discussions regarding protest allowances
Amid nationwide immigration raid protests, President Trump issued a strong warning from the Oval Office: protests against his military parade will be met with significant force
President Trump issued a strong warning against protests during Saturday's military parade, stating that any demonstrations would be met with "very big force." This follows earlier White House statements affirming support for peaceful protest while condemning violence and attacks on law enforcement
President Trump's administration warns of a forceful response to any protests during Saturday's military parade, despite claiming support for peaceful demonstrations and the First Amendment. The White House press secretary dismissed a reporter's question about acceptable protests as "stupid," while the President himself vowed a "very heavy force" response to any demonstrators. This strong stance against potential protest activity raises concerns about freedom of speech and the administration's handling of dissent
Watch the heated White House exchange below where Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt clashes with a reporter over President Trump's stance on protests during the upcoming military parade
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt dismisses reporter's question about peaceful protests at President Trump's military parade, calling it "stupid." Leavitt confirms President Trump supports First Amendment rights and peaceful protests, but condemns violence and attacks on law enforcement. The exchange follows Trump's warning of a "very heavy force" response to any protests at the upcoming event
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