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At a New Hampshire campaign rally, Donald Trump claimed to have “aced” a recent cognitive test and struggled to pronounce the word “climate,” footage from the event shows.
At a New Hampshire campaign rally, Donald Trump claimed to have “aced” a recent cognitive test and struggled to pronounce the word “climate,” footage from the event shows.
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Donald Trump Jr is facing a flood of corrections after he claimed there’s not a “single metric” by which “anyone” is better off nowthan they were three years ago.
Former President Donald Trump on Wednesday signaled that he plans to retain his stake in his business empire if he is elected to a second term in November. He also defended the millions of dollars his hotels and properties made from foreign governments while he was president. "If I have a hotel and somebody comes in from China, that's a small amount of money," Trump said at a town hall event broadcast on Fox News. "I was doing services for that. People were staying in these massive hotels, these beautiful hotels, and they stayed there and they paid. I don't get $8 million for doing nothing," he added. The comments were part of Trump's response to a direct question about whether he would pledge to divest himself from his privately owned real estate and
Donald Trump indicated on Wednesday he planned to retain his stake in his businesses if he returned to the White House for a second term.
Hours after President Biden attacked former President Donald J. Trump as an anti-democratic threat to America’s founding ideals, Mr. Trump responded by accusing Mr. Biden of “pathetic fearmongering.”