John McCain
"For me and my brothers who serve, we don’t feel respected," McCain said.
"You're going to have to take that off," the president told Jeff Mason. The Reuters White House correspondent refused.
Despite the first lady's assurances, critics point out that it sure sounds like him.
“I say what I say,” the president replied when asked if he regretted denigrating John McCain's military service.
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Trump reportedly called fallen soldiers “losers” and “suckers” in 2018.
Despite his claims to respect veterans more than anyone, President Donald Trump has frequently made offensive statements about members of the armed forces and their families.
An explosive new report says the president had harsh words for McCain and others who've served in combat.
The "View" co-host said the president's communication style is actually "cruelty and indecency."
Somehow, their party's convention connected a democratic socialist, a former Republican secretary of state and a feel-good video about John McCain.
John McCain's widow says the late Republican senator had a warm friendship with the former Democratic vice president.