Deepa Shivaram

The video clip shows the Obamas depicted as apes.

White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt says the clip Trump posted is from a, quote, Internet meme that depicts Trump as king of the jungle while Democrats are shown as characters from The Lion King.

Levitt also said to, quote, please stop the fake outrage.

Trump has a history of making racist remarks toward black people.

For years, he pushed the false narrative that Obama was not born in the U.S.

In addition, he's used derogatory language to describe African countries.

He's also tried to falsely claim former Vice President Kamala Harris, quote, turned black.

Harris identifies as black and Indian American.

Deepa Shivaram, NPR News.

It is an election year.

Midterms are coming.

And the economy remains very top of mind for voters.

Last month, there was a number of polls showing that Trump's rating on his handling of the economy have been high.

really low.

So he's trying to talk about saving costs.

And in addition to talking about housing this coming week, he's also recently announced other plans.

Last week, his health care plan was released.

Officials in Denmark and Greenland have repeatedly said they do not support any method of the U.S.

obtaining the territory.

Other countries in the European Union and in NATO have also spoken out, warning against any threats the U.S.