President Donald Trump traveled to Tennessee on Friday to tour neighborhoods where lives and homes were destroyed by tornadoes that swept through parts of the state earlier this week.




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U.S. President Donald Trump arrives to tour damage from Tuesday's tornadoes, at Berry Field Air National Guard Base

President Donald Trump gives a thumbs up as he steps off Air Force One during arrival at Berry Field Air National Guard Base

President Donald Trump speaks with Gov. Bill Lee, R-Tennessee as he arrives at Berry Field Air National Guard Base

President Donald Trump is greeted by Nashville Mayor John Cooper, second from left in Nashville,Tennessee.



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Marine One, with President Donald Trump aboard, left, flies over damage after a recent tornado, Friday, March 6.

The tornadoes ripped across Tennessee early Tuesday, shredding more than 140 buildings and burying people in piles of rubble and wrecked basements.

At least 25 people were killed.


The remains of homes shattered by storms are scattered near Cookeville, Tennessee

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US President Donald Trump tours tornado damage with Putnam County Rescue Squad member Mike Herrick in Cookeville.

All these natural disasters thank God we don't HV dem here...rest in peace to the dead ones

President Donald Trump, accompanied by Tennessee First Lady Maria Lee, center, speaks with residents Matt and Angela Suggs as they tour damage from a recent tornado.

Trump spoke to residents who had lost everything in the storm. Residents bundled up in coats and hats offered a warm reception, clapping for him and thanking him for coming.

White House Senior Advisor Jared Kushner takes a cell phone photo of damage from Tuesday's tornadoes.


Secret Service officers stand watch as US President Donald Trump tours an area damaged in a tornado in Cookeville.

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U.S. President Donald Trump meets with local residents at the Jefferson Avenue Church of Christ relief distribution center in Cookeville, Tennessee.

The President also posed for a photograph with the first responders and those involved in the rescue.

R.I.P to the victims.

Bubu would have given press release through femi adesina

Me i don't even know the voice of my president

we did't have a president in nigeria

Brave and approachable Mr Trump



....there can never be another you



YOU'RE WHOM YOU'RE

I don't wanna post what's on my mind cause it won't still fast forward 2023.

Too many wooden houses, a concrete house with solid foundation would have withstand such disaster.

Explorers:
Marine One, with President Donald Trump aboard, left, flies over damage after a recent tornado, Friday, March 6.

The one we experience here is bad leaders Tornado

Explorers:
Marine One, with President Donald Trump aboard, left, flies over damage after a recent tornado, Friday, March 6.

God bless America.

AkeNathan:
Bubu would have given press release through femi adesina

Me i don't even know the voice of my president

For this same kwan3 wey we dey..

happened on Friday, the president visited on Saturday

Nigeria which way


Buhari will properly hear of the incident after one week, will do/say nothing about it then femi adesina will take the initiative of speaking with the media after two and that's all

Moneyboyz:
Too many wooden houses, a concrete house with solid foundation would have withstand such disaster.

Using concretes and blocks would add pressure to the ground which could result in another natural disaster like earthquake. In those earth quake prone areas, houses are built with light materials so as not to add weight to the ground and result into earthbquaje.

valenu:

Using concretes and blocks would add pressure to the ground which could result in another natural disaster like earthquake. In those earth quake prone areas, houses are built with light materials so as not to add weight to the ground and result into earthbquaje.

You have a point.

valenu:

Using concretes and blocks would add pressure to the ground which could result in another natural disaster like earthquake. In those earth quake prone areas, houses are built with light materials so as not to add weight to the ground and result into earthbquaje.

That's not the issue, the thing is those houses are for low income earners and its easy to build..why not ask yourself why someone will build a house with wood and allow it to collapse on your head because tornado will make concrete house bring about earth quake.

Hypocritical of those white people who complained of trees been cut down but they ended up building with wood, ain't that double standard

iberrylee:


That's not the issue, the thing is those houses are for low income earners and its easy to build..why not ask yourself why someone will build a house with wood and allow it to collapse on your head because tornado will make concrete house bring about earth quake.

Hypocritical of those white people who complained of trees been cut down but they ended up building with wood, ain't that double standard

Hahaha! Bros, you funny Ooo. I love the way you reason shaaa. But that was what I was told during my geography class in those days.
And again, cutting trees is not the issues here because what is preached is avoiding unnecessary cutting down of trees. Where trees are specifically grown for economic purpose, cutting of those trees is not bad.
I was made to understand that those earthquake prone areas have volcanoes on the ground always ready to erupt when prompted. When those heavy buildings pressurize the ground and the volcanic eruption takes place, we say earth quake has occurred.

Smart looking officers and Tornadoes is really messing up USA truly mother nature can't be tamed really pity people who houses are completely destroyed cs Insurance will get angry