CNN Hits Trump With Awkward Reminder Of What He Said About Stocks Just Last Year
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A new supercut shows how Trump's predictions in both 2020 and 2024 didn't age very well.
A new CNN supercut shows just how far off the mark President Donald Trump has been with his economic predictions.
Trump last year promised he would “immediately begin a brand-new Trump economic boom” if he won the election.
“It’ll be a boom!” he vowed. “We’re gonna turn this country around so fast.”
Instead, it’s been a bust as the market plunged from record highs in former President Joe Biden’s final weeks, to weeks of losses since Trump announced tariffs and other trade war measures.
Stocks tanked yet again on Thursday, and the market reached “correction” territory, which is when major indexes drop by 10%.
The defense secretary delivered a series of bravado-loaded comments during a press conference Saturday.
The president, who claimed to oppose involvement in “nation building,” also said the U.S. would “run” Venezuela for an indefinite period.
The president spoke to Fox News by phone hours after he announced the U.S. had captured the president of the oil-rich South American country.
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U.S. Southern Command said three people were killed when the first boat was struck, while people in the other two boats jumped overboard.
The dozen orders Adams issued since his indictment included a directive to allow federal agents, including immigration officers, to use an office on Rikers Island.
Victoria Jones, 34, was reportedly found on New Year's Day.
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Dr. Jonathan Reiner was left baffled by the president's explanation of his medication use.
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The president described one bidder as "the biggest guy on Wall Street" before deriding the man's $1 million offer as "peanuts."