Trump's Reaction to Mueller's Death Sparks Outrage

0:00On March 23rd, Robert Mueller, the former FBI director who led the Russia investigation into Donald Trump's presidential campaign, has died at age 81. Trump quickly posted on True Social that he was glad about it, claiming Mueller could no longer hurt innocent people. Mueller earned respect for his service as a Vietnam War veteran, receiving a bronze star and purple heart. He also took over the FBI just after September 11th, 2001, and helped shift its focus to Homeland Security. On the view, the co-hosts strongly condemned Trump's words, and a Navarro called him mean-spirited with no impulse control, warning that karma catches up. Abby Huntsman, a returning guest, said it marks a new low and sets a poor tone from the top. Sunny Haas to noted the comments were especially wrong from a former president, while whoopee Goldberg reminded everyone, Mueller was just doing his. Duty, even indicting some in Trump's circle. Meanwhile, former president's Barack Obama and George W. Bush pay tribute, praising Mueller's

1:04commitment to the rule of law and his steady leadership. Through tough times, their responses show a clear contrast in honoring those who served the country. That's your update from Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with The Story.