Controversial Atlantic Report on Trump Sparks Backlash and Denials
The Atlantic's allegations about Trump's comments on a soldier's funeral have been met with strong denials from Trump's camp and the soldier's family.
- The Atlantic reported that former President Trump made disparaging remarks about the funeral costs of Army private Vanessa Guillén, allegedly calling her a 'f---ing Mexican.'
- Trump's former chief of staff Mark Meadows and others present during the alleged conversation have denied the claims, calling the report false.
- Vanessa Guillén's sister, Mayra Guillén, expressed her disappointment with The Atlantic's article, defending Trump and stating he showed respect to her family.
- The family attorney, Natalie Khawam, also criticized the report, claiming she was misled about its focus and asserting that the story was inaccurate.
- Critics of The Atlantic's reporting have questioned the timing of the article, suggesting it is politically motivated with the upcoming election.


































