President Donald Trump addressed law enforcement outside a Washington, D.C., police precinct, framing local crime as previously severe and asserting recent improvements in safety and tourism. He promised to physically renovate parks by re-grassing turf, installing brand-new sprinkler systems, and modeling appearance after Augusta National and Trump National Golf Club. He asserted extensive personal expertise in grass because of owning many golf courses and described grass as having a life necessitating renewal. He set an expectation of rapid transformation within six months to a year and delineated roles: police to ensure safety while physical beautification proceeds.
I watch these phony reports. We were on the way back.' They weren't on the way back. It was worse than ever just a short while ago. Now, right now it is better than it has been in years. In a couple of weeks, it's going to be far better than that. Everybody is safe now. Everybody feels safe. They are all coming in. People are coming in. They are making reservations. They want to be in Washington, D.C.
One of the things we are going to be redoing are your parks. I'm very good at grass, because I have a lot of golf courses all over the place. I know more about grass than any human being I think anywhere in the world. We are going to be re-grassing your parks, all brand new sprinklers systems, the best that you can buy. Just like Augusta. It will look like Augusta. It will look, more importantly, like Trump National Golf Club. That's even better.
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