TRUMP TORCHES SQUAD: 'We Have Crazy Tlaib and AOC Plus Three' Cheering Against Us [Watch]

While campaigning in Derry, New Hampshire on Monday, former President and 2024 GOP frontrunner Donald Trump blasted members of “the squad” for supporting going soft on Hamas while insisting that Israel is committing war crimes.

Trump called out the “sick and depraved” stance many are taking in the wake of the Hamas attack.

“They were cheering the murder of children. We have them in our country too, I hate to say it,” began Trump.

“We have that crazy Tlaib,” he added. “You have AOC plus three. They’ve changed the narrative. You see these rallies. Think of it, they’re cheering for death to America?”

Watch the clip above.

Rep. Tlaib is still refusing to accept that pro-Hamas forces caused an explosion near a hospital in Gaza. Despite multiple media outlets and the Biden White House confirming the attack came from within Gaza, Tlaib still holds that it is Israel that carried out the attack and is calling for an independent investigation.

“Media outlets and third-party analysts have raised doubts about claims and evidence offered by both Israel and the Gaza Ministry of Health, and I agree with the United Nations that an independent investigation is necessary,” Tlaib told Haaretz on Monday. “I cannot uncritically accept Israel’s denials of responsibility as fact, especially in light of confirmation from the World Health Organization that Israel has bombed numerous medical facilities in Gaza and reports from the Palestinian Red Crescent Society of ongoing threats from the Israeli military to evacuate hospital.”

She continued, “Both the Israeli and United States governments have long, documented histories of misleading the public about wars and war crimes – like last year’s Israeli military assassination of Shireen Abu Akleh and the false claims of weapons of mass destruction that led our country into the Iraq War – and cannot clear themselves of responsibility without an independent international investigation. This debate should not distract us from the urgent need for a ceasefire to save innocent civilian lives.”