At first glance it's easy to go along with the charge of 'humble-brag' but it's hard to deny the facts that he was the first respondent to the accident and that he did help the victims out of the car.

Then I got to thinking about what it must be like to live life in his shoes. Almost everything he has accomplished and will ever accomplish, most people will say, "Well, he's had everything handed to him, what would you expect."

He wasn't thinking, "Oh, this will look good on my resume if I ever want to pursue a political office."

I think all he was thinking about when he witnessed the accident was to respond to the event and react as he did.

I think what prompted him to send that tweet was a chance to show that he isn't just a product of his family's fortunes.

Poor kid can't catch a break. Now they'll be throwing this in his face as well.