7 unhinged bombshell moments from Donald Trump's air crash press conference

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : Also, it might have been night vision gogglesTrump was asked about reports the pilot of the helicopter was wearing night vision goggles.
47% : "Asked by a reporter if he was really suggesting diversity programmes cause the crash, Trump replied: "They just may have."4.
43% : Don't you think you're getting ahead of the investigation?"Trump replied: "No, I don't think so."The reporter asked again: "Does it comfort their families to hear you blaming DEI?"He said: "That's not a very smart question."Asked again how he could come to that conclusion, he said: "Because I have common sense."
40% : He said the investigation could take years, 'but we have some strong opinions'"We do not know what led to this crash, but we have some very strong opinions," Trump said from the podium.
39% : He said the air crash "may have" been caused by "diversity hiring"Trump went on a long tirade about diversity hiring programmes - which seek to hire qualified people from a wide range of backgrounds into organisations that had previously been heavily skewed towards white men.
37% : He went on to target disabled people with missing limbs and dwarfismTrump read out a page from the FAA website, which stated the government had identified some disabilities for special focus including "hearing, vision, missing extremities, partial paralysis, complete paralysis, epilepsy, severe intellectual disabilities, psychiatric disability and dwarfism.
32% : "We've been unable to find any evidence that President Trump raised hiring standards for air traffic controllers.
11% : Here are the most bizarre and inappropriate things Donald Trump said in the briefing.1.
1% : Donald Trump gave a bizarre rambling press conference - assigning blame for the tragedyDonald Trump blamed a tragic plane crash that killed 60 people in Washington DC on diversity hiring, disabled people and Joe Biden in a deeply shocking press conference.

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