‘Google’ It!: Maxwell Frost Hits Back At Fox News Host’s Trump Fumble | EUROtoday

Rep. Maxwell Frost (D-Fla.) checked Fox News’ Will Cain on Monday after the host revealed that he was unfamiliar with a clip of President Donald Trump sharing his hopes to ship U.S. residents to prisons in El Salvador.

“Donald Trump’s made a statement about wanting to deport American citizens? Do you have that in front of you?” Cain requested.

“I’ve not seen that statement. Can you please quote where that comes from – that he would like to deport American citizens?”

Frost — the primary Generation Z congressman — famous that Trump made the remarks within the Oval Office. The president was caught on digicam earlier this month telling Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele that “homegrowns are next.”

Cain, shaking his head in disapproval, replied, “Do you have anything besides your word on that? I have not seen — I have not seen that so, beyond your word, do you have the source of that?”

Frost hit again, “There is a clip online. I encourage people to just Google ‘Donald Trump homegrown,’ ‘deporting homegrown criminals.’ It was something he said in the Oval Office.”

Cain, who famous that his employees was on the lookout for the clip and pushed the interview forward, performed a unique video of Trump later in this system the place he claimed he’d like to incorporate “homegrown criminals” in his deportations.

“After years of ‘very fine people,’ among other hoaxes, I’m suspicious of any Democrat quoting President Trump in full context,” Cain harassed.

“And I make no apologies, none, on not being able to know or recall that specific clip because it doesn’t reinforce my fever dream Handmaid’s Tale vision of America.”

Frost and three different Democratic lawmakers who arrived in El Salvador on Monday to push the Trump administration to fall in keeping with a Supreme Court order to facilitate the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Maryland father of three imprisoned in a brutal Salvadoran jail.

Frost justified his go to on Fox News by noting that “every person” in America deserves due course of earlier than pointing to Trump’s “homegrowns” remark.

He added that he’s acquired “hundreds” of calls and messages from constituents together with immigrants who “see themselves” within the case of Abrego Garcia, who lived within the U.S. for roughly 14 years earlier than his deportation.

“They’re saying, ‘Congressman, do what you can now because it’s him today and it can be one of us tomorrow,’” Frost stated.