Donald Trump Jr.'s plagiarism tweet goes viral
The morning after President Obama's speech to the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, Donald Trump Jr. took to social media to call out the commander-in-chief for plagiarism -- but it turned out it was all for laughs.
Trump Jr. wrote on Twitter he was "honored POTUS would plagiarize a line from my speech last week. Where's the Outrage?" The phrase that caught Trump Jr.'s attention was "that is not the America I know."
But he later clarified it was all in good humor.
His tweet comes a little more than a week after it emerged that his stepmother, Melania Trump, delivered a speech at the Republican National Convention that lifted passages from an address first lady Michelle Obama delivered at the Democratic National Convention in 2008.
According to a transcript from NPR, Obama said "that is not the America I know," while Bustle's transcription of Trump Jr.'s RNC speech included the phrase "that's not the America I know."
