“Our country is witnessing a ruthless crusade to destroy our history, defame our heroes, erase our values, and indoctrinate our children,” Trump said Friday at an Independence Day birthday party in Mount Rushmore, South Dakota.

It is an extension of the president’s comments in recent weeks denouncing a motion to re-read about the racial record of ancient figures after the assassination of George Floyd, an unarmed black man, while in custody in Minneapolis. These efforts led to the removal of statues, adding Confederate generals and slave owners, public and non-public institutions.

Trump called the efforts a “left-wing cultural revolution” that he said was “designed to overthrow the American revolution.”

“They want to silence us,” he said. “But don’t be silenced.”

Trump, following the polls and facing a new complaint about his handling of the coronavirus pandemic, has stoked racial tensions, a tactic he has used to move the issue and attract his unwavering top supporters. The president sent tweets defaming the Black Lives Matter motion and the protesters opposed police brutality and opposed the conversion of the call to army bases that honor Confederate generals.

Guests accumulated at Mount Rushmore were not required to wear a mask or distance themselves socially, as the President followed a competitive public program despite a coronavirus design in the United States. Neither Trump nor his relatives at the point wore a mask. Neither did the big apples in the crowd.

The New York Times reported that Kimberly Guilfoyle, the friend of her eldest son and officer of Trump’s re-election crusade, had a coronavirus test just before the Mount Rushmore event.

Friday’s demonstration presented an army overpass and included the first fireworks demonstration in more than a decade on the mountain sculpted with the faces of four American presidents. Trump intervened in South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem’s request to reconfigure an annual culture that was interrupted by environmental considerations and wildfires.

The great massive friend, who was to come with about 7,500 visitors with tickets, came when members of Trump’s coronavirus workforce implored Americans to wear masks and practice social estrangement. New times have increased in the southern and western states, and daily infections have reached new highs, reaching 50,000 for the time being on a consecutive day on Thursday.

The president, who spent Friday morning playing golf at the Trump National Golf Club in the suburbs of Washington, Virginia, kept his presbound so states would reopen as temporarily as possible. He attributes design in time diversity to extended testing, the percentage of positive tests may also be increasing.

Trump, who can also be re-elected in November and saw his range of polls drop the pandemic, said the economic costs of a prolonged closure can also outweigh the benefits of fitness and demonstrate his determination to directly resume public activities. Last month, he arranged an election with his best friend in Oklahoma and one occasion with young conservatives in Arizona where participants were curled up in a mix and few wore masks.

Trump plans to speak before the fireworks at the Independence Day event, which will be held Saturday in Washington, where city officials have advised citizens to stick the house to prevent the spread of the virus.

On Friday, Trump said “no country has had another to promote huguy status than in the United States.”

But, the president said, “at school, our teens must know how to hate their own counterattack and that those who built it were “bad.”

Declaring that “radical ideology” attacks the United States, the president said, “Angry crowds are hunting to demolish the statues of our founders, disfigure our highest sacred monuments, and unleash a wave of violent crimes.”

He said he would never allow the “desecration” of Mount Rushmore, which has sculptures by citizens George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln and Theodore Roosevelt. The president also said he would sign an executive order to create a statue park of “great Americans who have never lived.”

The occasion sparked protests from the Native American group play station that claims the 79-year-old Mount Rushmore monument is in an illegitimate land, the Sioux’s captured best friend.

Before Trump reached the memorial by helicopter, about five protesters were arrested after blocking the main road to Mount Rushmore, the Associated Press.

More than a hundred protesters, a large block of native American, covered the street that leads from Keystone, South Dakota, to the memorial, with symptoms and playing Music of Lakota in heat, the AP said.

Other activists called for the memorial to be removed, noting that Washington and Jefferson owned slaves and the execution of dozens of Native American fighters in the Dakota War Lincoln presidency. Trump said this week that it would block a major effort from Apple.

The occasion has also raised objections from environmentalists that fireworks can also spread chemicals and a imaginable wildfire.

Republican Gov. Noem told Fox News that the state encourages participants to “under non-public responsibility.”

“We have told those who care about staying at home, but for those who want to enroll in us, we will give them a loose face mask if they decide to wear one,” Noem said Monday. “But it won’t be socially estranged.”

White House aide Kellyanne Conway defended the event and said the state’s infection rate was relatively low, its hospital capacity was h8 and Rushmore’s site was “open.” By Thursday, the state had recorded fewer than one hundred coronavirus-like deaths during the pandemic and fewer than 1,000 known active cases.

“You’re out, it’s pretty big and airy,” Conway told reporters at the White House on Wednesday.

Trump’s journey came even when the memorial park’s quantities remained closed due to the pandemic, adding his journey in the middle or a half-mile trail that brings tourists to the memorial.

Trump has an unconditional concept of unconditional friend, his face could be etched in the mountains.

“I ask you if you think I’ll be on the mountain. Rushmore,” Trump said in one of his best friends in July 2017 in Youngstown, Ohio. But he said, “If I did it in jest, joking, having fun, the fake media would say, “He thinks he’d rather be on the mountain. Rushmore “Then, in all likelihood, I wouldn’t say it, okay?”

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