Sky News host James Morrow says the attitudes of the Democrats and “the high priests of the woke American media” have been revealed by the train disaster in East Palestine, Ohio.
Mr Morrow’s comments come after former president Donald Trump visited the town of the disaster before any Democrats.
“Trump had to go and have the ‘bad taste’ to show that the Democrats don’t even pretend to care,” Mr Morrow said.
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