As Trump's tight schedule during the brief visit Thursday to Warsaw did not include another key memorial of a dramatic struggle, the Monument to the Warsaw Ghetto Heroes, Ivanka Trump was there and laid flowers in homage to the fighters. A president who has made lewd remarks about assaulting women said, “We empower women as pillars of our society and of our success.” A president who won’t read his briefing books declared, "We seek to know everything so that we can better know ourselves.” A president who once seemed unsure whether the abolitionist Frederick Douglass is alive or dead congratulated himself: “We celebrate our ancient heroes, embrace our timeless traditions and customs.” A president whose brand is notorious worldwide for gaudy hideousness preened: “We strive for excellence, and cherish inspiring works of art.”

In Poland, President Trump at last delivered the pledge he omitted from his speech at Brussels’s NATO headquarters. We believe that this manifestation of disregard does not represent attitudes and feeleings of the American nation.”

Previously, visiting American presidents had seen fit to visit the monument to the Ghetto heroes “in the name of the American nation which played such a crucial role in defeating fascism and to share the universal commemoration of Holocaust victims and condemnation of perpetrators, expressed by people of all nationalities and religions.”

“For Polish Jews, rebuilding life of their comunity in the democratic Poland, after horrors of Holocaust and destruction of Communism, this gesture meant confirmation, solidarity and hope,” the statement said.
U.S. President Donald Trump visits Warsaw, where he speaks of defeating radical Islamist terrorism, pledges to uphold the North Atlantic Treaty, and urges Russia to "join the community of responsible nations."