Trump Criticized for Quoting Neo-Nazi Mass Murderer in Social Media Post

Former FBI official raises alarm over Trump's use of a phrase linked to white supremacist Anders Breivik, questioning the influence of extremist ideology on the president.

President Donald Trump shared a quote on Truth Social, attributed to Napoleon Bonaparte, which has more recently been associated with Norwegian neo-Nazi Anders Breivik.
Breivik, a white supremacist, carried out Norway's deadliest mass murder in 2011, killing 77 people, including many teenagers at a summer camp.
Former FBI official Frank Figliuzzi expressed concern on MSNBC, suggesting Trump is being influenced by individuals promoting white supremacist ideology.
Figliuzzi questioned the patriotism of Trump voters, urging them to reflect on their support for rhetoric linked to extremism and violence.
The incident has sparked broader discussions about the sources of Trump's messaging and the potential consequences of his inflammatory statements.