On Monday morning, President Trump took another swing at London Mayor Sadiq Khan for his statement reassuring the people of London after Saturday's terror attack:
This isn't the first time that Trump has criticized Khan since the attack in London over the weekend, which left seven dead and 48 wounded. On Sunday morning, Trump also tweeted about that quote from Khan, which many quickly pointed out Trump had taken completely out of context:
In the wake of the London attack, which the Islamic State has claimed responsibility for, Trump also took time to repost a tweet from Drudge Report, reiterate the importance of his travel ban, and criticize the U.S. Justice Department.
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