Wes Moore Sets The Record Straight On Trump's Controversial Remarks On D.C. Black Men And Criminality

Maryland Governor Wes Moore is once again at odds with former President Donald Trump, confronting Trump's inflammatory remarks made during a September 2 Oval Office briefing. During this briefing, Trump controversially declared that certain Black individuals in Washington, D.C. are “born to be criminals,” a statement Moore vehemently condemned as divisive. In response to Trump's remarks, Moore spoke out in Howard County, Maryland, emphasizing the importance of standing against such ignorance. He shared a clip on his social media, urging everyone to reject bullying, especially directed toward children. “I respect the office," Moore asserted, "but I will never honor ignorance.” He further emphasized that young people are not inherently criminals but valuable resources.Moore's firm stance resonated widely, receiving enthusiastic support on social media, where many echoed his plea against Trump’s derogatory comments. This ongoing battle underscores the tension between the two leaders and highlights Moore's commitment to uplifting his community amid derogatory rhetoric. (Credit: White House/CNBC Video Screengrab)