An incident at Arlington National Cemetery involving two Trump campaign staffers, Justin Caporale and Michel Picard, has raised concerns. The staffers allegedly violated Section 60 filming rules at Arlington Cemetery and verbally abused an employee, as one staffer reportedly pushed her. Campaign spokesman Steven Cheung dismissed the Arlington altercation, attributing it to the employee's alleged mental health issues, and cited an invitation from Gold Star families. Despite a campaign statement dismissing the incident, Trump contradicted his team by calling it fabricated.
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00:02An incident at Arlington National Cemetery involving two Trump campaign staffers, Justin
00:07Kaperol and Michael Pickard, has raised concerns.
00:11The staffers allegedly violated Section 60 filming rules at Arlington Cemetery and verbally
00:16abused an employee as one staffer reportedly pushed her.
00:19Campaign spokesperson Stephen Chung dismissed the Arlington altercation, attributed it to
00:24the employee's alleged mental health issues, and cited an invitation from Gold Star Families.
00:29Despite a campaign statement dismissing the incident, Trump contradicted his team by calling
00:33it fabricated.
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