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Trump promoted a 1776-themed military aid plan and made exaggerated economic claims during a fast-paced White House speech that drew widespread criticism and fact checks.
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Trump Says Things Are Better Than You Think
“A fiery President Trump — addressing Americans from a holiday-decked White House — insisted the economy is stronger than people think it is and any problems are all Democrats’ fault,” Axios reports. “It’s a message that poll after poll says most voters don’t believe.” “Trump’s speech was closer to a Festivus airing of grievances than a Christmas message of hope, as he ran through a litany of problems — inflation, wage growth, the border, crime …
What a strange moment again Wednesday night, live from the White House. These 15 minutes were closer to the scream than the presidential speech.
'Why is he screaming?' Social media delivers brutal takedown of Trump's speech
President Donald Trump’s high-energy delivery of fabricated numbers drew laughter and applause from social media users Wednesday night.“This isn’t a speech, this is a primal scream of panic,” said Atlantic writer Tom Nichols, referring to Trump’s fast-talking “infomercial-style” delivery of bogus data and bragging. “Two minutes in and we’ve already hit 11 on the bonkers scale,” Nichols continued, adding: “I’m very glad that all the networks are …
The Independent
The Independent (US)Critics slam Trump for repeating debunked claims and shouting in national address
Donald Trump looked an 'angry man' in White House speech
Donald Trump delivered a televised address to the nation on Wednesday night, amid rampant speculation of an announcement about Venezuela. Instead, he focused on defending his domestic record as polls suggest Americans aren't happy with the economy. Sky's Mark Stone explains.
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