Trump abruptly chastised the FBI because of the tragedy at a school in Florida

US President Donald Trump attacked the Federal Bureau of Investigation for a bloody incident at a school in Florida. According to him, the FBI "spends too much time trying to prove Russian collusion with Trump's election campaign." "There is no collusion, come down [from heaven] to earth and make us feel pride again," Trump wrote in his Twitter. Victims of shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland on Wednesday were 17 people, 14 people were injured. Several victims remain in serious condition. The attacker - a 19-year-old former student of the school Nicholas Cruz - was arrested an hour after the incident and confessed to the massacre. Later it became known that the Federal Bureau of Investigation had information that Cruz might be preparing an attack on the school.

On Friday, Donald Trump traveled to Parkland, where he visited the wounded, and also held several meetings with relatives of the victims and law enforcement officials. At these meetings, Trump talked a lot about the security problems in schools, but the topic of limiting access to firearms did not raise. On Saturday evening, thousands of Florida residents went to the rally, demanding that the government introduce more stringent restrictions on the sale and possession of weapons. Many of the speakers criticized Trump for his reluctance to limit the turnover of arms. "I would really like to ask the president how much money he received from the National Rifle Association," said Emma Gonzalez, a student at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas school, where the tragedy occurred.

"But I already know - $ 30 million!" "Divide this amount by the number of firearms in the US in one and a half months only this year, and you will get $ 5,800." This is the price of human life for you, Mr. Trump, "she continued. Shame on you, and every politician who accepts donations from the NSA, shame! " The crowd supported Emma Gonzalez. "A shame!" - rallied the protesters.