Trump Tries To Say Words, But The Wrong Ones Pour Out
Unemployment has been low for over two years now. President Joe Biden has created a whopping 15.3 million jobs. In contrast, Trump left office in disgrace with a negative job number. Negative. Trump was asked at the courthouse what he would do to create jobs; then he went off topic to talk about the border, among other things, none of which are job-related.
"What's my plan for jobs, you say?" Trump asked. "My plan for jobs is to drill baby drill, to bring energy down, to close up the border, to get rid of all the criminals that are being allowed into our country. You know, our country is being inundated with criminals from all over the world."
"The jail populations from all over the world are way down because they're driving them into America," the former President, who is out on bail, falsely said. "They're dropping them off in the good old U.S.A., and they're taking them out of mental institutions, and they're taking them out of jails from all over the world, not just South America."
"And all of this, all of this is greatly affecting our country, and very negatively," he insisted. "No, we're going to make America great again. Thank you very much."
Nothing he mentioned will create jobs. He's a doddering old fool, and as far as policy, Aaron Rupar writes, "many of his statements on core policy issues are so garbled and gassy they don't even qualify as lies. It's like interacting with a chatbot programmed by a fascist parrot."