Trump Immediately Loses European Trade War, He's Desperately Trying To Backpedal
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What does Trump's behavior at Davos reveal about his leadership?
The United States of America and its toddler, dementia, ego-driven, fragile, narcissistic president are an international joke. There's no other way to put it. Donald Trump has confirmed for everybody in the world that the worst impulses of Americans entitled megalomaniacs think they're better than everybody else, unbridled ethnocentrism, He's confirmed and he represents the worst attributes of our culture at large. And in Davos, the way he behaved is appalling. And you have to remember, it's not just him. He has speechwriters. Like people actually wrote those speeches. He is surrounded by people who probably on the one hand, you have some very diabolical people surrounding him that say, yeah, let's make him make an ass of himself because behind the scenes at Davos,
Witkoff and Kushner and others were making the real deals that they want to make. And then they put their little Trojan horse out as the distraction, as the shiny object. Here he is, Trump, because he only, you know, he's a four or five trick pony. Here he is, he did this during the campaign and he's still doing it now in the global stage in Europe, talking about how the world needs dictators, play the clip.
a good speech. We got great reviews.
How did Trump's Greenland proposal backfire internationally?
I can't believe it. We got good reviews in that speech. Usually they say he's a horrible dictator type person. I'm a dictator. But sometimes you need a dictator. But they didn't say that in this case. And no, it's common sense. It's all based on common sense. You know, it's not conservative or liberal or anything else. It's mostly, let's say, 95 percent common sense. And that's what we have.
95% common sense that he means a dictator. And the other 5% is so batshit crazy, it outperforms the 95%. This is utter insanity. But I believe that inside the machinations of this
What are the implications of Trump's foreign policy on U.S. allies?
tyrannical government of the United States, where they are having our country commit suicide as being a superpower. There are very dangerous actors and ignorant actors behind the scenes, like Woodcoff, who are there in davos wheeling and dealing using our reputation our economy and 250 years worth of relationships allies and all of the things we've built to benefit and enrich themselves so there's two things going on and we always have to remember Trump and the people surrounding him, although they are morons, they are politically savvy as it pertains to wagging the dog. And we have so many things on the front lines in the United States. The Epstein files, worse than Watergate, horrible. They're breaking the law every day, not releasing them.
a tanking economy. And so they just trot out this crazy person to give crazy sound bites. And he always delivers. Now, you may remember a few days ago, he sends this batshit crazy letter about Greenland. It was so embarrassing. Everybody was saying 25th Amendment. And he goes over to Davos to act like a tough guy. The Danes pull their money.
In what ways is Trump's approach viewed as a distraction?
They start dumping American investments, stock market tanks. what does he do he folds like a cheap suit he was never going to send military to greenland it was all a ruse this is the art of the fold put this up it's a deal that everybody's very happy with does it still include you does it sound like you does it still include the united states having ownership of greenland like you've said you wanted it's a long-term deal it's the ultimate long-term deal and i think it puts everybody in a really good position
especially as it pertains to security and minerals and everything else.
It's such a long term deal that is the same deal that we've had for decades. This man is a laughingstock of epic proportions. And expanding on that analysis, we have Midas Touch and Ron Filipkowski. Kylie, pop this up. Midas Touch reports, Europe took on Trump and won. Total surrender by Trump after he humiliated himself and the nation on the world stage. Ron Filipkowski expands on that further. This is not a new deal. This is Trump surrendering for now. They have always said that the United States and NATO is free to do what it wants in Greenland from a military perspective.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What does Trump's behavior at Davos reveal about his leadership?
0:04–1:30
2
How did Trump's Greenland proposal backfire internationally?
1:30–2:07
3
What are the implications of Trump's foreign policy on U.S. allies?
2:07–3:22
4
In what ways is Trump's approach viewed as a distraction?
3:22–4:48
5
What does the latest polling say about Trump's support among conservatives?
4:48–5:58
6
How do Trump's actions impact the perception of U.S. global power?
5:58–7:19
7
What criticisms are being leveled against Trump's administration?
7:19–9:18
8
How can Americans mobilize against the current political climate?
9:18–20:28
Speakers
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