Trump asks 'you want me to go swimming' in response to visiting crash site

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : " "He's run it right into the ground with his diversity," Trump said, adding profanity to his description of Buttigieg.
40% : Asked why he was blaming diversity initiatives, Trump said, "because I have common sense, and unfortunately a lot of people don't." Trump said air traffic controllers needed to be brilliant to ensure safety.
34% : You want me to go swimming?" in the typically bizarre press conference, Trump moved to engage in speculation and political attacks, at a moment when Americans traditionally look to the presidency for comfort, assurance and facts.
33% : " "As families grieve, Trump should be leading, not lying," he added.
30% : Officials have not yet to formally establish the causes of the collision, and Trump himself acknowledged that it was too soon to draw conclusions as he encouraged the country to pray for the victims.
27% : President Trump confirmed in a press conference that there is not thought to be any survivors from the crash.
25% : " Trump did not share any evidence that unqualified people were being put in critical positions like air traffic control, and he acknowledged that there was as yet no indication that air traffic controllers at Reagan National Airport made any mistakes.
22% : And when asked if he plans to visit the crash site, Trump appeared to joke: "What's the site?
14% : Trump blamed former President Joe Biden's administration for encouraging the Federal Aviation Administration to recruit workers "who suffer severe intellectual disabilities, psychiatric problems and other mental and physical conditions under a diversity and inclusion hiring initiative."
1% : " Trump complained specifically about Pete Buttigieg, who was Biden's transportation secretary and was a contender to challenge Trump for the White House in 2020, calling him "a disaster.

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