Trump voiced his satisfaction with visiting disaster zones during an interview in Texas. He reflected on his prior visit to Ohio after the East Palestine train crash, noting the friendships he formed and the impact of his presence. He acknowledged the challenges faced by communities like those in Texas, highlighting their resilience and desire to rebuild despite personal losses. Trump considered it an obligation to be present and assist these communities in their recovery, reiterating his commitment to providing support.
Well, I showed up in Ohio, and it was a great thing to do. And I made permanent friends in Ohio in that little community that had... I made real friends there. We did a good job. We helped them out. And we're going to help this community too.
I think, as president, I really have an obligation to do it. I have done it many times, but this is as bad as I have seen.
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