He means Pulitzer but he's too stupid
He means Pulitzer but he's too stupid
Jesus fucking Christ
"Haven't left the White House in many months"
It is April. He was doing rallies, last month, in March.
He even tried to make this claim in a briefing this week and was called out on it by a reporter. Lie until it is true I guess.
Why has't this fucker had a heart attack yet? I've known far younger people succumb to shit eating habbits...
I believe he is saying he is sitting reading reports about his work and eating habits, saying he is angry in his bedroom eating a hamburger and drinking Diet Coke.
I hate the guy but it's such a stupid criticism. Who doesn't eat Hamburgers? I ate two just this week.
It's not a valid criticism to judge someone based on what food they prefer. There are much more important things to criticize him for and we shouldn't keep diluting it with crap like this.
Haha. Bang on the money. I have never in my life known of someone so easy to read.Well let's just put these through the Trump Translator and.....
"I miss McDonald's"
"I'm the laziest President in history and I know it"
"I'm tired of all these reporters catching me in my crimes, particularly with Russia. Can't you go back to ignoring my criminal actions like you did before I was President?"
"I'm terrified of all the lawsuits and investigations that'll happen if I lose the election"
"I'm hungry"
Ah yes the famous "Noble prize for journalism".
What a fucking idiot.
Just to be clear: It's a Pulitzer prize. And Nobel is spelled "Nobel".
Please, please... tell me he's not calling the Nobel prize, 'Noble'. Please.
He is saying he is working hard in the oval office while reading articles claiming he is doing that.Wait, is he saying NYTimes is claiming he's "angrily eating a hamberger" or that's actually, uh, doing that in the Oval Office?
god I hate this timeline
Again, he is criticizing the media's claims that he just eats hamburgers and drinks coke angrily, not that he actually does just that.
A mod should seriously correct that title.
I'm damned near positive one of his surrogates said that exact line during his presidential run.He is the George Costanza of politics.
"It's not a lie, if you believe it."
Can't imagine flying to the White House for that......i would have been so disappointed.
Can't imagine flying to the White House for that......i would have been so disappointed.
Me no eet hamberder me brein to bigg! Me boosy werker. Me oop awl neeght wrkeng! TRED DEALZ! MELANITARRY REBEELD! IFRESTRECTER WEK! WETCH HENT! MANGO!
He has been up in the White House master bedroom as early as 5 a.m. watching Fox News, then CNN, with a dollop of MSNBC thrown in for rage viewing. He makes calls with the TV on in the background, his routine since he first arrived at the White House.
The daily White House coronavirus task force briefing is the one portion of the day that Mr. Trump looks forward to, although even Republicans say that the two hours of political attacks, grievances and falsehoods by the president are hurting him politically.
Mr. Trump will hear none of it. Aides say he views them as prime-time shows that are the best substitute for the rallies he can no longer attend but craves.
Mr. Trump rarely attends the task force meetings that precede the briefings, and he typically does not prepare before he steps in front of the cameras.
Aides said the president's low point was in mid-March, when Mr. Trump, who had dismissed the virus as "one person coming in from China" and no worse than the flu, saw deaths and infections from Covid-19 rising daily. Mike Lindell, a Trump donor campaign surrogate and the chief executive of MyPillow, visited the White House later that month and said the president seemed so glum that Mr. Lindell pulled out his phone to show him a text message from a Democratic-voting friend of his who thought Mr. Trump was doing a good job.
Mr. Lindell said Mr. Trump perked up after hearing the praise. "I just wanted to give him a little confidence," Mr. Lindell said.
As much as I don't want to give Trump the benefit of the doubt, it sounds like he's denying that he eats hamburgers in his room?
all of the "reporters" who have received Noble Prizes for their work