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Remarks by President Trump After Marine One Arrival

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South Lawn  •  Washington D.C.  •  May 17  •  1:07 P.M. EDT

    Q:  So, Mr. President, President — former President Obama seemed to suggest that you aren't even pretending to be in charge. What's your response?

    THE PRESIDENT:  So, I think we had a great weekend. We did a lot of terrific meetings. Tremendous progress is being made on many fronts, including coming up with a cure for this horrible plague that has beset our country. I think a lot of things have happened, very good, very — it was a working weekend. It was a good weekend. A lot of very good things have happened.

    Q:  What about Obama's comment? Obama's comment at the graduation ceremony (inaudible).

    THE PRESIDENT:  I didn't hear it.

    Q:  He (inaudible) twice at the leadership.

    THE PRESIDENT:  Look, he was an incompetent President. That's all I can say. Grossly incompetent.

    Thank you.

END  •  1:08 P.M. EDT


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