In July 1988, Donald Trump provided his private Boeing 727 to transport Andrew Ten, a three-year-old boy with a rare and undiagnosed breathing disorder, from Los Angeles to New York for medical treatment.
Commercial airlines refused to fly the child because he required an extensive portable life-support system, including a suction machine, oxygen tank, and adrenaline syringe.
Andrew’s parents, Harold and Judy Ten, contacted the Trump Organization in desperation after being unable to find other transportation.
Trump reportedly agreed immediately, stating, "Yes, I'll send my plane out". The flight carried Andrew, his parents, and three nurses to LaGuardia Airport, where he was then taken to the Schneider Children's Hospital for specialized care.
While the flight allowed Andrew to receive treatment and gave his family several more years with him, he unfortunately passed away in 1998 at the age of 13.
Another one of many documented acts of kindness.
Charlie Gard (2017): As President, Trump offered assistance and medical help for Charlie Gard, a terminally ill British infant at the center of a legal battle over experimental treatment.
There have been many many other documented cases of President Trump's enormous charitable acts of kindness, compassion and generosity over his entire lifetime, deeds he does quietly without asking for anything in return not even public recognition. So why does the media go out of its way to hide this and portray him as a monster when he is most definitely not and who are the true evil ones here?
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