VIDEO: Hogan Gidley answers questions on Trump's visit to El Paso and Dayton and racist rhetoric, but not this important one. . .
CAN OBAMA AND TRUMP PUT THEIR DIFFERENCES ASIDE TO UNIFY AGAINST GUN VIOLENCE AND HEAL THE NATION? Dep. Press Sec. Hogan Gidley gaggles with press at the White House in the wake of mass shootings in El Paso, TX and Dayton, OH. (CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE GAGGLE.) Reporters grilled Gidley on whether Pres. Donald Trump's racist rhetoric led to the deadly massacres. Leaders in El Paso did not want Trump to visit and Gidley explained why it was important for the POTUS to go anyway. For the record, a question from the Slice was interrupted before being fully stated. In light of the racial divide in America and considering Pres. Trump and former Pres. Obama have similar influence on polar opposite ends of the racial spectrum, the intended question was: "Would Pres. Trump be willing to work with former Barack Obama to heal the nation?" This question was based on Obama releasing his own statement to quell the nation after the El Paso ...