Trump ‘Feels Badly’ for ‘Close Friend’ Tiger Woods After Car Crash on Suspected DUI

In a brief statement, Donald Trump expressed concern for Tiger Woods following reports of a car accident. Calling Woods a “very close friend” and “an amazing person,” Trump said he felt “very badly” about the situation but declined to share further details, describing it as a difficult moment. He then shifted focus to politics, criticizing Democrats over stalled TSA funding and immigration policies. Trump accused them of supporting open borders and allowing dangerous criminals into the country, while asserting that his administration has worked to remove individuals involved in serious crimes. He claimed that border security has been tightened significantly, with crossings effectively halted for months. Framing the issue as critical to national safety, Trump argued that stricter enforcement is essential to protect Americans, contrasting his approach with what he described as Democrats’ policies.