Lawrence O'Donnell Reveals Moment Trump Became A 'Humiliated Clown' On Live TV
The Wall Street Journal fired off an editorial calling Trump’s tariffs “the biggest economic policy mistake in decades,” and said Trump’s policies followed by his threat against Powell triggered a financial “meltdown.”
So on Tuesday, Trump did some damage control.
“I have no intention of firing him,” Trump said while taking questions from reporters during a televised appearance where he also blamed the media.
The self-proclaimed world's greatest deal maker can't even negotiate a shallow ramp.
Now we have the worst of both worlds. Prices will go up because of the tariffs, and they will stay up because no sane US company will risk the money it takes to build new factories when Trump changes his mind more often than he changes his underwear.
I mean, it's like every live TV appearance for the past 10 years. He says so much stupid insane stuff. Everything is a clownshow, he made fun of a disabled reporter to him ranting about Arnold Palmers penis. Let's not forget the insane crap he said during live covid briefings.
It's to be honest unbelievable how easily he buckles under pressure, admitting he can't fire the Fed Chair, and the Wall Street Journal's admission that Trump's tariffs were the biggest economic policy mistake in decades just shows the extent of the damage he's inflicted, especially because he's been trying to blame everyone else for his failures.
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