Donald Trump YMCA Dance: Soldiers cheer and join the Military Parade with US President – Watch the video

Donald Trump may have given a rigorous speech on military strength and immigration protests, but it was his signature dance tricks that brought the most loud cheers from soldiers in Fort Brag on Tuesday.Potus traveled to the North Carolina Base to mark the upcoming celebration of the US Army birthday. But when the program was officially about honoring the armed forces of the US, Trump used an opportunity to re -view one of his favorite subjects: which he calls “American Carnez”.As soon as he left the stage, the village People’s YMCA exploded through speakers. Trump responded with his famous hand-swinging dance, in which loud applause and laughed with uniformed soldiers in appearance.Trump on the deployment of National Guard in Los Angeles“I want to say a few words about the situation in Los Angeles, California,” Trump said earlier, referring to the deployment of more than 4,000 national guard soldiers and 700 marines to face protesters after the federal immigration raid. “Police in LA, who are very good, but they were not aggressive as our soldiers. Our soldiers were really aggressive.”Trump also launched attacks on political opponents, including California Gavner Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, accusing him of failing to control unrest.“They are disabled, and they paid to troubleshooters, agitators and rebel people,” Trump claimed. He said, “They are engaged in an attempt to reduce the federal law and assist in the possession of the city by criminal invaders,” he said.He also made a swipe at Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, who was recalling 2020 protests after the murder of George Floid. Trump said, “I called the guard and I saved it, but I want me to call it the first day,” Trump said, despite showing the record that it was Walz who activated the guard.Praising the extended domestic role of the army under his leadership, Trump said, “Not only these service members are defending the honor of California citizens, they are also defending our Republic.”Democrats, including Kamla Harris and Nancy Pelosi, condemned the deployment of a contingent in Los Angeles, called it unconstitutional and criticized the federal government for taking action without the approval of the state.Meanwhile, the Maga chief indicated that more deployment could come. In the Fort Brag, the troops said, “I will call you soon, as I am watching,” they told the soldiers in Fort Brag.