Summary
President Donald Trump disagreed with his aide’s claim that Alex Pretti, a protester killed in Minneapolis, was an "assassin." Trump stated he wants a thorough investigation into the incident. Previously, some administration officials called Pretti a "domestic terrorist," but video evidence raised questions about these claims.
Key Facts
- President Trump said Alex Pretti was not an "assassin" after a White House aide called him one.
- Pretti, a protester, was killed in Minneapolis while possessing a gun.
- Trump mentioned the need for a detailed and honest investigation into Pretti's death.
- Initially, some administration members labeled Pretti a "domestic terrorist."
- Video evidence questioned the initial descriptions by officials.
- Trump's comments came before leaving for a speech in Iowa.
- He expressed sympathy for Pretti's family and called the situation sad.
