On Tuesday, Trump spoke at the Steel Across America event at the Ellipse. During the award ceremony honoring fallen hero Wells Crowther with the Medal of Freedom, the president moaned that the "red bandana" man had become more famous than he is.
"I don't like it," he groused.
While recounting the heroics of Wells Crowther, "a 24-year-old equities trader and volunteer firefighter from Rockland County, N.Y., was working in the South Tower of the World Trade Center when the building was struck and he sprang into action," before losing his life.
Trump's statements are a great example of his narcissism and uncouth attitude towards others whom he feels upstage him, whether alive or dead.
TRUMP: A group of people on the 78th floor were trapped with broken bones, charred skin and eyes and lungs filled with black smoke.
Death was all about them. It was certain they were sure they were gonna die.
Then suddenly a rescue appeared.
They call him the man in the red bandana. Have you heard that term?
The man in the red bandana has become more famous than me.
I don't like it. Very unhappy, but he's become much more famous than me.
Now he's the man in the red bandana.
Usually Trump claims that some of the horrible things he says are meant as a joke, but he wasn't joking here.
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