During an appearance on HBO's Real Time with Bill Maher Saturday night, former Mexican President Vincente Fox -- the same guy who's gotten into well-publicized arguments with Trump about the proposed border wall -- blamed last Wednesday's shooting at a Florida high school on Trump, saying mass killings are "what you get" when you're a "racist."
“Speaking about this sad, very sad event in Florida, when you speak out of the White House [with] this aggressive, violent language, when you discriminate, when you’re a racist, that’s what you get,” said Fox, who showed up on Maher’s HBO show holding a sign that read: “I arrived here by tunneling."
“We need harmony. We need love. We need happy communities. And those concepts don’t come out of [Trump’s] mouth," he added, as Maher nodded along in agreement.
This is the same former Mexican president, mind you, who presided over a country that boasts some of the highest murder rates in the world, and has become one of the most dangerous places on record for journalists. Mexico is also home to rampant gang activity and drug cartels that have devastated once-happy towns and made tourism all but impossible.
Sound like “happy communities” to you?