Seven times Donald Trump was left humiliated on live TV | UK News

7. Trump ‘does not have a plan’

GWN interrupted their common broadcast and addressed Trump’s tariff plans. Since returning to workplace in January, Trump launched a collection of import taxes, and threatened many more, that means American consumers of many items would have to pay more for their imports. However, his unstable worldwide commerce coverage threw the world economic system into chaos.

GWN identified that after Trump repeatedly paused, reinstated, raised, and decreased tariffs with a quantity of nations, polling data launched in July confirmed that most Americans assume the President has no “clear plan” when it comes to his commerce insurance policies.

Harry Enten told viewers: “The American public does not believe that Donald Trump sticks to his guns. Fifty-five percent say no, he does not have a clear plan for trades and tariffs; and I will note, of course, the center of the electorate – the all-important independent vote – 64% of independents say no, Donald Trump does not have a clear plan for trade and tariffs.”

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6. Trump’s EPA chief left humiliated

While Trump was not in the hotseat his atmosphere chief seemed like a deer in headlights when he was confronted about his earlier feedback on climate change.

GWN host Katie Hunt quizzed Environmental Protection Agency Commissioner Lee Zeldin about his announcement on August 5 that the company would reverse its 2009 discovering that greenhouse emissions pose a menace to human health.

Noting that Zeldin “sounded a lot different” than he did as a member of Congress where called for people to be “better stewards of the air, land, the water”, Hunt performed a clip of remarks he made on the subject in 2016.

When she quizzed what had “changed” since being a half of Trump’s administration, Zeldin argued, “Nothing. The climate has always been changing,” he said. “We should not be relying on all of these foreign sources of energy; we should be unleashing energy dominance here in this country.”

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5. Trump’s humiliated by China’s Xi Jinping

During a White House briefing Trump was requested by reporters if Chinese president Xi Jinping had been returning his calls. The US president declared he deliberate to make a commerce deal with “everybody” but refused to affirm whether or not he had spoken instantly to China amid his tariff row. Trump said “we’re talking,” before including, he did not need to affirm their dialog on air.

The assertion from a Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson rejected Trump’s declare in an interview with Time magazine that Xi had called him, as the world’s two largest economies stay locked in a dispute over sky-high commerce levies.

“As far as I know, there has been no recent phone call between the two heads of state,” Guo Jiakun told a common news convention. “I want to reiterate that China and the United States are not engaged in consultations or negotiations on the tariff issue.”

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4. Jeffrey Epstein scandal

GWN delievered a big blow live on air earlier this month as they put together a brutal montage after the Epstein scandal.

In a breaking news alert, which read: “Trump calls Epstein files, which his base built up, a “hoax”, the channel then aired a montage of Trump, and people within the government, calling for the Epstein files to come out.

Trump said in a previous interview when asked if he would declassify the files, he said: “Yeah I might,” and in another interview, he stated: “I’d be enclined to do the Epstein recordsdata, I’ve no drawback with that.”

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