David Pakman

And is he really backing off?

Well, not really, because he said it.

But then they do even more strikes.

Oil shoots up and down and global markets panic.

And then he pivots to calming statements to try to help the market.

And so within days, you always get escalation and de-escalation.

You get we're doing this thing and we're certainly not doing this thing.

Why would the fake news media tell you that we go on some other issues now go back to his first term.

Um, healthcare, we will repeal and replace Obamacare with something better in 2017.

Remember they put a proposal together and if it had been adopted as law, somewhere between 24 and 32 million Americans would have ended up losing healthcare within 10 years if that law had been passed.

And so Republicans panicked, everybody panicked.

And then we're off of that and we have nothing to replace Obamacare with.

Obamacare has now been around 16 years.

I don't think they're going to replace it, quite frankly.

One other example, the the Muslim ban rollout, which was this announcement about banning people from coming to the United States

from certain countries supposedly because of terror.

But they weren't even really the countries that have sent the highest number of terrorists to the United States.

So it's announced and then there's legal chaos and then it's revised and then there's a lawsuit and then it's scaled back and then courts step in.

Withdrawing troops from Syria.

Take your pick.