Dynamite News Trump finally reveals source of his 'what's happening in Sweden' remark
He tweeted that it was in reference to a story broadcasted by Fox News.
Washington D.C: In reference to his "what's happening in Sweden" remark, U.S. President Donald Trump came out to defend his statement on Twitter.
He tweeted that it was in reference to a story broadcasted by Fox News.
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Trump was speaking at his ' Make America Great Again' rally in Florida on Saturday, where he was promoting the message about keeping his country safe.
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"Sweden. Who would believe this? Sweden. They took in large numbers," he told the rally. "They're having problems like they never thought possible," he said.
Trump then listed several European cities that have sufferedhigh profile terror attacks, including Paris and Brussels.
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The context of his remarks led many social media users, including Carl Bildt, a former prime minister and foreign minister of Sweden, to assume that Trump meant there had been a terror attack in Sweden the night before.
"Sweden? Terror attack? What has he been smoking? Questions abound," Bildt wrote on Twitter, referring to the fact that no high profile attack had occurred in Sweden the night before his speech. (ANI)