He also doesn't seem to pay a lot of attention to the things that he is tweeting. JESSICA TARLOV (FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR): Yeah, he is his worst enemy when it comes to social media, and we've seen that time and time again. But as far as the media making a big deal out of it - it's the president who put this into play with the tweet. KURTZ: But Jessica, the president, as I said, deleting this tweet after the only Black Republican senator, Tim Scott, told CNN this was indefensible and should take it down.
I think the media seem to want to promote conflict, rather than to remind people that this is a wonderful country where people get along very well, and where we are, you know - we are the best country in the world on some of these things. You have a lot of people advocating hatred toward white people, or you have responses like this, and it needs to be very careful. And we need the media to really do a good job, rather than provoke racial conflict. And this is something where this is a very big issue right now. It appeared to show someone sarcastically responding to someone accusing him of holding these - this individual of holding these views - by sarcastically saying he did. Not that it's a tweet that he should have tweeted or put up. MOLLIE HEMINGWAY (FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR): Well, this is a great example of media being factual without being accurate. Journalists are kind of depicting this as endorsing racism. Corrupt Joe is shot.” The president, just at the beginning of our program, deleted this tweet under sharp criticism, Mollie. The radical left do-nothing Democrats will fall in the fall. And the president wrote, “Thank you to the great people of The Villages. It's of a clash of protestors at The Villages in Florida, and it shows one guy in a golf cart with Trump campaign stickers shouting “white power” at some anti-Trump supporters.
HOWARD KURTZ (HOST): I want to get to this video that the president retweeted this morning.
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