The former NBA Austin Carr star is a shout on Trump while congratulating the Cavs All-Stars

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The former star of Cleveland Cavaliers, Austin Carr, swept away President Donald Trump on Thursday when he congratulated some of the players of the team for having made the star match.

Carr, who is a television analyst for the team, took his blow in a post on X.

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The former NBA player and current television analyst Austin Carr, on the right, talks to the Cleveland goalkeeper Donovan Mitchell, # 45, before a match against the Detroit Pistons in Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse in Cleveland on January 31, 2024. (David Richard-Usa today Sports)

“The Cavs have three stars, congratulations, well deserved Go Cavs #impèachtrumpnow”, he wrote in the message now deleted.

The 76 -year -old man, known as “Mr. Cavalier”, did not specify why he wanted to dismiss the president, but then tried to explain what happened in a follow -up position.

Trump spoke to journalists from the White House Information Room earlier during the day after nearly 70 people were presumed to be dead when an American Airlines regional plane collided with a helicopter of the ‘US military near Reagan National Airport in Washington, DC

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President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump wanders as they get on the Air Force One on Friday, January 24, 2025 at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland, for a trip to North Carolina and California. (AP photo / Mark Schiefelbein)

He set the standards for the Federal Aviation Administration and underlined the efforts of the Biden administration to reduce aviation standards, although he recognized that the cause of the accident on Wednesday evening did not still been determined.

“We must only have the highest standards for those working in our aviation system,” said Trump. “Only the highest aptitude – you must be the highest intellect – and psychologically higher people were authorized to qualify for air traffic controllers.

“We must have our most intelligent people. No matter what they look like, how they talk, who they are. What matters is intellect, talent. The word” talent “. talented, “he continued. “We cannot have ordinary people to do this job. They will not be able to do it.”

President elected Donald J. Trump, on the left, and President Joe Biden attend the inauguration of Trump as 47th President of the United States inside the Capitol Us Capitol Capitol Rotonde in Washington, DC, Monday, January 20, 2025. (Kenny Holston / The New York Times / Pool via Getty Images)

Trump then attributed the accident to a “confluence of bad decisions that were taken”.

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