The Atlantic report alleging Trump disparaged slain Army private blasted by family, others: 'Absolutely false'
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The Atlantic's latest report about former President Trump is drawing intense scrutiny over its claim that he disparaged a slain Mexican-American Army private when he was in office.
After her remains were discovered two months later, Trump consoled Guillén's family at the White House and offered to provide financial assistance to cover the funeral costs. But Goldberg reported Trump became enraged when he got the bill, refusing to pay it, saying, "It doesn’t cost 60,000 bucks to bury a f---ing Mexican!" Joseph A. Wulfsohn is a media reporter for Fox News Digital. Story tips can be sent to joseph.wulfsohn@fox.com and on Twitter: @JosephWulfsohn.
According to the report, Natalie Khawam, Guillén's family attorney, told Goldberg the family did not receive money from Trump and that the costs were ultimately covered in part by the Army and donations.
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HBO's Bill Maher was open to the prospect of the Trump administration "disrupting" the federal government, vowing that he wasn't going to "pre-hate" the incoming presidency.
This would be a day of adversity. I would be required to do things I’ve never done or don’t normally do. In one day of SEAL training we wouldn’t do the sea, but we would do land and air.
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On Friday, in the aftermath of Trump’s presidential victory, Merchan postponed indefinitely next week’s scheduled sentencing and agreed to consider a defense motion to dismiss the case.
The U.S. Army has taken a major step forward in beefing up its short-range reconnaissance program by ordering nearly 12,000 UAVs from Teal Drone as battlefield realities favor electronic warfare.