Is it true that Trump International Hotel is projected as a cesspit?

Trump's remarks about a "cesspit" country spread from abroad to China. On Saturday night local time (14), the Trump International Hotel in downtown Washington is like this. ...

Screenshot from Robin Bell Twitter

On the wall of the hotel, the striking characters of "sh*thole" and "This is a sh*thole" are projected, and the emoticons of "Smiling poop" are constantly flashing.

This is obviously criticizing Trump for "swearing" when talking about immigration issues.

1 1, many mainstream media in the United States quoted many people present as saying that when Trump met with some members of the two parties at the White House to discuss the reform of the immigration system, he fired at Haiti and some African countries and questioned why the United States should accept immigrants from all these "sh*thole" countries.

The White House issued a statement on 1 1 defending Trump: "Some Washington politicians choose to fight for foreign countries, but President Trump has been fighting for the American people." The statement did not deny the relevant media reports.

Trump himself argued on Twitter on June 5438+02 that although he did use some "tough" words at the immigration meeting, it was not as reported by the media. In June, 5438+03, all 54 countries of the African Union jointly issued a statement, demanding that Trump retract the relevant remarks and apologize.

"A hit-and-run editorial writer," The Wall Street Journal described Bell.

Bell is famous for projecting on buildings related to politics many times, and Trump International Hotel is one of the important "bases".

According to the report, Bell's team has a clear division of labor. In addition to video producers and photographers, there are two assistants and a "police liaison" (responsible for communicating with the police and hotel security).

All their equipment includes: a two-wheeled cart (modified for loading trucks' batteries), an inverter that converts DC into AC, a projector and Bell's laptop.

On Bell's Twitter message, most netizens praised and supported him, and many people called him an "American hero".