UH-OH: CNN Data Reporter Reveals 'Quite Troubling' News For Trump
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Harry Enten says a term the president hates is "100%" gaining traction.
CNN data reporter Harry Enten said he had some “troubling” news for President Donald Trump on Friday: The TACO trend that’s been used to taunt Trump is gaining steam.
“The top term that was Googled with ‘Donald Trump’ on Thursday was... it was ‘TACO,’” Enten said, referring to the acronym for “Trump Always Chickens Out.”
The term is used by investors to refer to the president’s tendency to announce big tariffs, causing markets to plunge, then back off, causing them to jump ― and some say relying on Trump to “chicken out” has helped them score big in an otherwise uncertain market.
“This to me is quite troubling for Donald Trump because obviously he trades on his name,” Enten said. “He trades on the idea that he does what he says and if all of a sudden you’re associating ‘Trump Always Chickens Out’ with Donald Trump? Well, that is no bueno.”
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