Trump RUNS AWAY As WH Press Conference BACKFIRES

[0:00] Donald Trump spoke to reporters outside of the White House today before departing for a trip [0:04] to Florida to go watch a golf tournament on taxpayer dollars. Surprise, surprise. It's [0:09] pretty much all he does. And during this like 10 minute period that he spoke to reporters, [0:14] he made a lot of incredibly outlandish claims, things that will churn your stomach, make you [0:20] feel sick, send shivers up your spine. He is just a pathological liar who obviously has no idea what [0:27] he's doing. And in the moments like this where he's kind of speaking off the cuff, it really comes [0:32] through. You can just really tell. So I want to play some clips for you from this press conference [0:36] and you'll see what I mean. And let's just start here with Donald Trump just denying reality. [0:42] Remember when Donald Trump bombed a school in Iran, killing around 160 people, mostly school [0:47] children? Well, he was asked about, you know, is there an update there? Have we come to the conclusion [0:52] that it was, in fact, the United States? And he took a cop out answer instead saying something [0:57] along the lines of, well, we're still investigating. It's just such crap. Take a look. [1:01] It's almost 10 weeks after a missile had a girl stolen Iran. Who fired that missile? [1:08] So that's under study right now and we'll give you a report as soon as we have it. [1:14] Okay, so he's asked a fair question, a necessary question, and he says it's under study. [1:24] Well, no, it's not because we have report after report after report that details. Yeah, [1:30] it was the United States of America that launched that missile. There's plenty of evidence backing [1:35] this. The United States government, our own investigation backs this up. And yet Donald [1:40] Trump is still out there saying it's under study, which either means that he's trying to evade [1:44] responsibility and pretend like it didn't happen, or he truly just doesn't know. And quite frankly, [1:50] I don't know which one is worse. Either he's completely in the dark about a major military [1:56] operation or he's just straight up lying. I think both are pretty bad. If you're asking me, [2:01] let's move on to the next clip where in a matter of, it seems like 15 seconds, Donald Trump solves [2:08] two wars in his mind. He went from saying I solved eight to then immediately saying he solved [2:13] 10 wars just like that. It is wild. Just watch. [2:18] What? [2:19] Will you send your team to Moscow to negotiate further now that you're talking? [2:23] Well, I would do it. If I thought it would help, I'd do it. I'd love to see that war end. [2:28] I've settled eight wars and actually nine, and now it looks like we could have 10, but [2:32] I would love to make that the 10th. I will tell you. I would love to see, I would love to see an [2:38] end between Russia, Ukraine, that war. 25,000 young soldiers were killed last month, and it's on [2:46] average 25 to 30,000 soldiers a month. It's a terrible war. By the way, Donald Trump said he [2:53] would end the Russia-Ukraine war. Now that we're talking about it on day one, it's now been over [2:57] 400 days. Over 400 days since that was supposed to happen, and Donald Trump is still out here [3:04] saying, oh, I'd love to make it the 10th war. In a matter of seconds, he went from saying, oh, [3:08] I solved eight wars to now nine wars and actually 10 wars. Where is he getting these from? We actually [3:14] have a list of the wars he claims he solved, none of which he actually solved. Surprising, [3:19] I know. Donald Trump lying? I know. It's just so crazy. You have Armenia and Azerbaijan. [3:23] Azerbaijan. This is an agreement that Trump brokered last year, which was widely considered [3:28] a historic breakthrough, but there's no military action underway from either side. [3:33] So there wasn't actually an act of war between Armenia and Azerbaijan. Trump just made that one [3:38] up. Then you have the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda. The two countries signed an [3:43] agreement in December at the White House that forced Rwanda to withdraw troops from eastern Congo, [3:48] but they're still fighting. What about this one? Israel and Iran? Do I even have to commentate on this [3:53] one? We know that Israel and Iran are still at war. We, the United States, are still at war with [3:57] Iran. So I feel like that one is crazy, almost as crazy as this one, where he says he solved the [4:03] Israel and Hamas war, which we know not to be true. We know that war is still taking place. So I don't [4:08] know where he's getting that one from either. You have Kosovo and Serbia. He claimed in June last year [4:13] that he thwarted a potential renewed military conflict between the two countries by threatening to [4:17] freeze trade, though the underlying territorial dispute remains. India and Pakistan. India rejects [4:24] Trump's claims that he helped broker a ceasefire last year. That's enough of that. That settles [4:29] that, huh? Cambodia and Thailand. Trump threatened tariffs against the two countries if they didn't [4:33] agree to a ceasefire in their violent border dispute last year. And an agreement was reached [4:38] with Trump in attendance, but fighting later resumed. Egypt and Ethiopia. These countries have [4:43] disagreed for decades over Nile River water supply, but it's never been a military conflict. So to be [4:48] clear, and I was just curious about what, where this, you know, ninth and 10th war was coming from. [4:55] Anytime Trump claims he solved this amount of wars, he's obviously lying, but you don't need me to tell [4:59] you that. You don't need me to preach to the choir here. Here's another clip that will send a shiver [5:03] up your spine. It's Donald Trump talking about Hantavirus, which will give you flashbacks to 2020. [5:09] Undoubtedly. Take a look. No, we seem to have things under very good control. They know that virus very [5:20] well. It's been around a long time. Not easily transferable, unlike COVID. But we'll see. We're [5:26] studying it very closely. We have very good people studying it very closely. Oh, man, that's just not [5:37] good. He says, you know, we have it under control. We're studying it very closely. He says we have [5:42] the best people studying it. So, you know, when he says the best people are studying it, that does [5:49] not mean world-class scientists. To be clear, for a normal president, Democrat or Republican, you might [5:54] say, oh, they're definitely talking about epidemiologists and experts in this field, the [5:59] best of the best. No, Donald Trump is talking about like RFK Jr. So when he says we have the best of [6:04] the best studying this, we have good people on it, and it's RFK Jr., I'm not feeling good. [6:10] And Hantavirus is really nothing to worry about right in this moment. It does spread in a very [6:17] different way than COVID. It's not as infectious. But the fact that Trump is just like, oh, it's all [6:21] good, and we have the best people studying it, just makes you feel a little queasy, doesn't it? [6:26] Here's another one where he says something similar. Take a look. [6:34] We have it. We have very good people looking at it. It seems to be okay. They know the virus [6:40] very well. They've worked with it for a long time. They know it very well. Not easy to pass [6:46] on. So we hope that's true. [6:49] You just can't, you just can't listen to this guy when it comes to a virus, which we all know [6:56] far too well with what happened in 2020 and the COVID. He says, it seems to be okay. Not easy [7:02] to pass on. So we hope that's true. What do you mean we hope that's true? You don't know? [7:07] What are you talking about? I mean, completely incompetent. He's completely out of the loop on [7:12] this stuff. And he just like spews. He just says random things, I think. I think that's how [7:16] Donald Trump does these press conferences. It seems to be okay. It kind of reminds me of him saying, [7:21] oh, it's going to go away by Easter. You know, it'll slow the spread by Easter, [7:25] which is what Trump said about COVID. And then of course, that did not happen. [7:29] Here's another one where Trump seems to have a mental decline moment before walking away [7:34] randomly, mid-sentence. Just take a look. [7:36] Somebody that I very strongly endorse. He won by a lot. And I wasn't happy with the person who [7:44] was there previously. So it was a great victory. We had a lot of great victories. We had a big, [7:48] we had a big victory today in Virginia, as you know, and we have a lot of victories, but [7:54] the victory in Iraq was really great. [7:57] Okay. The victory in Iraq. What victory in Iraq? I think he was trying to say something about Iran, [8:06] but he's confusing his Middle Eastern countries again. I remember when Joe Biden did something [8:11] along these lines, a very simple mistake he made and Republicans jumped on him and said, oh, oh, oh, [8:18] he needs to resign the presidency. This is like the a millionth time that Donald Trump has messed up his [8:23] Middle Eastern countries. And Republicans are silent about it. Like, it's not like Joe Biden, [8:28] who made a mistake once or twice when he came in his four year period in terms of mixing up countries, [8:33] which no problem. If you do it once or twice, everybody does that. Donald Trump does it every [8:37] day and Republicans are silent. And as I mentioned, eventually he just decided to walk off mid mid [8:44] sentence. He said, you know what? I'm done here. And just walks off and watch as he tries to walk in a [8:49] straight line. This has been a point of dispute. I think for me and a lot of people on his, you know, [8:54] very rapid health decline, he can't walk straight. So look as he walks away. Just keep that in mind. [9:06] Those were the latest comments from President Trump. [9:19] Like, can we look at this? Let's let's play. I'm going to I'm going to play it fast and we can see [9:26] his his route all over the place, all over the place, cannot walk straight for the life of him. [9:34] I think that's pretty concerning. If you're president, you can't walk straight. I think [9:37] that's probably something that people should be worried about. But that was his press conference. [9:41] As you can see, a lot of crazy things going on, a lot of crazy things coming out of Donald Trump's [9:45] mouth, which is not new, but is very scary. So I will leave the video there. I just wanted to talk about [9:50] all of this. Please make sure to subscribe down below. Drop a like on the video comment. Let me [9:54] know what you think about all of it. Have an amazing rest of your day and we will talk soon.