Donald Trump visits Sept. 11 Memorial and Museum for first time

Lifelong New Yorker Donald Trump visited the National Sept. 11 Memorial and Museum in Lower Manhattan Saturday for the first time.
The GOP front-runner has often invoked the tragic terror attack while on the campaign trail and has brought up New York’s resiliency in the face of the atrocity during debates.

But the busy real estate scion apparently never found the time to pay his respects to the 2,996 people who lost their lives in the attacks.
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Nor has the billionaire’s charitable foundation made a single substantial donation to any 9/11-related nonprofit groups that have aided survivors, rescue workers and the families of first-responders who gave their lives after the devastating terror attacks.
But Trump did accept a $150,000 federal grant that was part of a program meant to assist small businesses affected by 9/11.
On Saturday, Trump arrived at the solemn site shortly after noon and spent about 30 minutes touring the museum, which opened to the public in 2014.

Source: NEW YORK DAILY NEWS