The President's Encouragement of the Masses to Attack the State

"This was a frontal attack, the most obvious telegraphe attack you can imagine," he says. "The fact that not just how they acted at the time, but that the number of people and the security measures weren't taken speaks to ... incompetence or some kind of collaboration." He adds: "It's a bit of a muddled kind of weird thing, but, like, on the face of it, this is totally unprecedented for a sitting president to encourage the masses to attack"