Former NBA star Austin Carr moves his finger at Trump while congratulating the Cavs All-Stars
Former Cleveland Cavaliers Star Austin Carr on Thursday moved President Donald Trump as he congratulated some team players on the All-Star game.
Carr, who serves as a TV analyst for a team, ran his finger at the post on X.
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Former NBA Player and current TV analyst Austin Carr, Right, talks to Cleveland Cavaliers guard Donovan Mitchell, #45, before the match against Detroit clips in Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse in Cleveland on January 31, 2024. (David Richard-Ussa today sports)
“Cavs have three stars, congratulations, deserved go cavs #itimetrumpnow,” he wrote in the now deleted post.
The 76-year-old known as “Mr. Cavalier” did not specify why he wanted to abolish the president, but later tried to explain what happened in further place.
Trump addressed journalists From the Bijeli House room room earlier days after almost 70 people assumed that the American Airlines regional aircraft collided with the US Army helicopter near the National Airport of Reagan in Washington, DC
President Donald Trump and the first lady of Melania Trump are valid as they board Air Force One on Friday, January 24, 2025 at the Andrews, Maryland, on a trip to North Carolina and California. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein)
He set his sights at the Dei standards at the Federal Air Force Administration and emphasized the efforts of the Administration of Biden to lower the Air Force Standard, although he admitted to the cause of the cause Collision on Wednesday night It is yet to be determined.
“We need to have only the highest standards for those who work on our aircraft,” Trump said. “Only the highest ability – you have to be the highest intellect – and psychologically superior people, were allowed to qualify for air traffic controllers.
“We have to have our smartest people. It doesn’t matter how they look, how they say, who they are. They have to be talented geniuses,” he continued. “We can’t have regular people who do the job. They won’t be able to do it.”
The elected President Donald J. Trump, left, and President Joe Biden, participate in the inauguration of Trump as 47. (Kenny Holston/The New York Times/Pool via Getty Images)
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Trump later attributed the fall to “the mouth of the bad decisions that were made”.
Fox News’ Anders Hagstr has contributed to this report.
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