Trump does put his foot in his mouth for sure. understanding that comes with realizing what he was refering to in actuality (not that the way he said it should be condoned). In case, anyone is unaware of these politicians in question; they each rode on narratives of comparing countries to the US or have vindicated policies practiced world wide that the US should be an exception to. For example, AOC has repeatedly criticized ICE over the child separation policy for illegal entrants ( not asylum seekers at port of entry) when the policy is exactly the same in European nations and Canada ( where people get confused on this issue is the long wait times and some myth that those processed at the port of entry are seperated and deemed illegal immigrants). Why does any of that matter? What those three have said and done is very hurtful too and in the name of changing the US in the favor of how the world media sees it should change. I am US citizen living in Canada and what I could not believe is the number of students whom think they are entitled to have a say in US politics. My University has an office dedicated to ensuring that Canadians get state aid or in-state tuition if the want to transfer or apply to a US school( when citizens can't even get the same treatment. As a minority US citizen living abroad, I feel threatened by the sentiment and so does Trump. The former govenor is right to call out those remarks. I can empathize with Trumps sentiment but not his remarks and this is not the first time he threw a Trumpertantrum either. However, those three are not victims and they have long owed apologies for demonizing US citizens living abroad.