Trump Faces Scrutiny Over Profanity Following Air Crash Remarks

The president's use of explicit language to criticize Pete Buttigieg during a briefing has reignited debates about decorum in political discourse.

President Trump used profanity to criticize former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg during a briefing about a deadly D.C. air crash.
The remarks came after Trump led a moment of silence for the victims and referenced a 'loving God' in his statement.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt defended Trump's language, stating it reflects frustration with past policies and resonates with voters who feel similarly.
Trump's history of public profanity has drawn attention for setting him apart from his predecessors and its impact on political communication.
Buttigieg responded by defending his tenure at the Department of Transportation and calling for Trump to focus on solutions to prevent future tragedies.