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Trump makes shocking claims about Jesse Jackson and Obama

Trump claims late civil rights icon ‘could not stand’ Obama

President Donald Trump issued a statement Tuesday on the death of civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson that included insults directed at former President Barack Obama and Democrats in general.

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Trump praises the late Rev. Jackson as ‘good man,’ claims he disliked Obama

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Trump remembers late civil rights leader Jesse Jackson as ‘a real piece of work’ but ‘a good man’

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Jesse Jackson dies at 84

The American civil rights leader, Jesse Jackson, who twice ran for the Democratic nomination for president, has died aged 84.

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Despite Trump’s claim Jesse Jackson ‘could not stand’ Obama, here’s what he said about Trump before his death

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Trump praises late Rev. Jackson as ‘good man,’ claims he disliked Obama

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President Trump defends record on race, throws barb at Obama in Jesse Jackson tribute

Trump’s Truth Social post dedicated to Jackson began as such: “The Reverend Jesse Jackson is Dead at 84. I knew him well, long before becoming President. He was a good man, with lots of personality, g...

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Trump attacks Obama, Democrats in statement on death of Rev. Jesse Jackson

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Donald Trump Takes Petty Swipe at Barack Obama in Odd Tribute to Jesse Jackson

Is this the ‘real reason’ Trump hates the Obamas?

“Michelle and Barack Obama are currently sitting courtside at the NBA All Star game and being loved on,” she posted on Threads. “And this is the real reason Trump hates the Obamas — they are embraced in all the pop culture circles he desires to be in. Trump will never be cool and will never be embraced by these circles."

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Barack Obama Accidentally Steals The Show With Unexpected NBA All-Star Game Moment

The former president also received a warm ovation from the crowd.

The Obamas rise as Brandy’s national anthem sets the tone for NBA All-Star night

Brandy and June’s Diary delivered a soulful national anthem at the 2026 NBA All-Star Game, earning a standing ovation from Barack and Michelle Obama.