Lara Trump Declares Trump Has Made History In 1 Key Way And Critics Just Can’t
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"Who wants to tell her?" one critic responded to the outlandish claim from Donald Trump's daughter-in-law.
Lara Trump was mocked on Thursday after she declared her father-in-law, President Donald Trump, had made history by being “the most transparent” commander-in-chief of all time.
“This president, President Donald Trump, is the most transparent, as you just pointed out, president, I think in American history,” Trump’s daughter-in-law, who is married to Trump scion Eric, told Fox News host Laura Ingraham.
“He never stops, you know, he never misses an opportunity to stop and talk with the press, to engage with the press, to do multiple interactions and takes every question possible,” added Lara Trump, who hosts a show on the network.
The “most transparent” line was clipped and shared on social media:
Critics argued that frequent interactions with reporters don’t necessarily equate to genuine transparency, and suggested what was actually “transparent” about his administration:
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