After being missing in action for a week while pro-Hamas terrorists took over college campuses across the country, President Joe Biden finally made a statement on the chaos from the White House on Thursday morning.
During his remarks, Biden couldn't help but mention Islamaphobia as Jewish students continue to be the targets of the left's latest anti-American movement.
'Not Peaceful': Biden Breaks Silence on Pro-Terrorist Student Unrest
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After being dragged for burying previous comments in his written Passover statement, Biden finally speaks on the pro-Hamas demonstrations taking over college campuses across the country:
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"Let me be clear...violent protest is not protected, peaceful protest is...vandalism,… pic.twitter.com/usFLgA0TOX
After making the statement, Biden made his way back to Delaware for another campaign event.
In stark contrast, former President Donald Trump didn't mince words with his own response.
"This is radical left lunatics and and they have got to be stopped now," Trump said in New York City this week. "We won't let the radical left morons take over this country."
Trump on campus protests: "This is the Radical Left. The Right is not your problem despite what law enforcement likes to say. The FBI director said he worries about the Right. Don't worry about the Right, the Right is fine. Worry about the Left. These are Radical Left lunatics." pic.twitter.com/g315LKraDe
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