Trump’s multi-country insult sparks outrage — critics recoil as supporters defend his blunt language

Breathless reporting on President Donald Trump’s description of a number of Third World countries begged the question, “Did he stutter?”

As the chief executive continued his all-gas, no-brakes barnstorming to stave off Democrats gaining control in Congress, a stop in Georgia sought to rally support for Rep. Mike Collins (R) in his Senate bid. In so doing, barbs leveled at Sen. Jon Ossoff (D) made note of the incumbent’s work facilitating the import of aliens from “sh*thouse countries.”

Decrying legislation sponsored by Ossoff to “bring armies of migrants from terror-infested countries like Libya, Yemen, Haiti, Somalia,” Trump asked the crowd in Perry, Georgia on Saturday, “Remember what I called them?”

Harkening back to a 2018 snowflake-melting report, the president jogged the crowd’s memories as he declared, “Sh*thouse countries.”

“Remember the heat I took from the Democrats? I remember those sleazy guys, they came to the office,” said Trump as he recalled being promised confidentiality surrounding the meeting. “I said, ‘Why do we always have to take people from sh*thouse countries? Why can’t we take people from like, well, Norway, Sweden? Why not Denmark?”

As was the case nearly a decade prior, the descriptor of the Third World countries, including the native land of Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar (D) — currently under investigation by the Justice Department amid allegations of marriage and immigration fraud — prompted outrage on the left.

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Quoting the president for his 1.2 million followers on X, Kyle Griffin, executive producer of MS NOW’s “The Weeknight,” documented without context, “Trump just called Libya, Yemen, Haiti, and Somalia ‘sh*thouse’ and ‘sh*ta**’ countries.”

Along with being ratioed by Libs of TikTok who begged the question, “Yes, and???” Article III Project senior counsel Will Chamberlain simply wondered, “Did he stutter?”

Of course, Griffin — whose program has only promoted Democrats and outgoing RINO North Carolina Sen. Thom Tillis in the weeks leading up to the midterm election — wasn’t through chronicling the president’s remarks.

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Moments later, he went on to share how, “Trump just blamed ‘third world douches’ for the unrest in France.”

In his speech, the president made clear that claims the riots were over concerns about education were “all bullsh*t.” As was previously reported, the president warned that Paris would become a “Muslim city very soon” as a network of communist, Islamist and other radical organizations were said to be coordinating violence and destruction.

In addition to an avalanche of digs at Griffin that included queries as to when he’d be booking a vacation in any of the Third World countries, reinforcement of the president’s position found one social media user stating, “Trump’s not wrong.”

“Libya, Yemen, Haiti, and Somalia have spent decades as net importers of foreign aid, remittances, and UN missions while exporting migrants, terrorism, and instability. Their combined DBP,” added the account, “is a rounding error next to Norway or Denmark, and governance failure is the consistent feature, not the exception.”

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It’s also worth noting that the very next day, Trump added Norway to his list of “sh*thouse” countries given its immigration policies.

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Kevin Haggerty

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