Summary of Trump's Remarks at NABJ Meeting

During the National Association of Black Journalists' annual meeting, Donald Trump responded to various questions, including his views on racial issues, police immunity, and abortion. Trump reiterated his belief that he has been the best president for the black community since Abraham Lincoln, while controversially arguing that Vice President Kamala Harris was 'promoting Indian heritage' and criticized her for failing a law exam. When asked about police immunity, he admitted he didn't know the specifics but mentioned that bad decisions sometimes happen without malicious intent. Trump shifted the conversation to immigration, claiming that millions of immigrants are taking black jobs. He also criticized the Democratic Party's stance on abortion, especially third-trimester abortions. When confronted about his running mate, JD Vance's controversial statements, Trump defended Vance's family-oriented values but did not endorse Vance's view that people with children should have more votes. Throughout the session, he accused the moderator of treating him rudely, bolstering his stance that the media is hostile towards him. This confrontation was characterized by divisiveness, disrespect, and Trump's refusal to acknowledge the concerns presented.