For as long as he's shown any political ambitions, President Donald Trump has not been shy about letting his enemies know how he feels about them.
And to his supporters, this is likely an attractive part of his personality as taking the fight to whoever ends up on his bad side can be seen as refusing to back down.
And for some, the most recent example of this occurred in El Paso.
Although KVIA reported that news cameras were not permitted during this visit, one of the medical staff present captured their meeting with the president on their phone.
He referred to them as "the best medical staff in El Paso" and extolled the work they've done to care for victims of the Walmart mass shooting that took place on Saturday.
He lets them know that they're being discussed throughout the world for the incredible job they've done in the aftermath of the tragedy.
He suggested that he has received enough renown for his work that Trump feels like he knows him now, particularly after getting the chance to meet him.
Trump began talking about a rally he held in El Paso at County Coliseum where he claimed that not only was the area packed, but the crowd outside numbered twice the venue's capacity.
According to Forbes Trump still owes over $500,000 to the city of El Paso for security, fire and public health protection services provided during this rally.
As he put it, "And then you had this crazy Beto, Beto had like 400 people in parking lot and they said his crowd was wonderful."
He not only said he was in the front row during that County Coliseum rally, but pulled up a pant leg to reveal he was wearing Trump-branded socks.
The video ended soon after this, which was likely because Trump wanted to gather the staff together for a group photo.
Users accused Trump of turning the aftermath of a violent tragedy into a makeshift campaign ad.
But of course, you have the opportunity to consider the character of Trump's remarks for yourself after watching the full video.
