A recent interview with Time magazine reveals the president dismissing low poll ratings as "fake numbers" while deflecting blame for misleading statements about the duration of the Iran conflict. When pressed on earlier remarks suggesting the war would last "four to five weeks," the president shifted responsibility to the media for misrepresenting his comments. The discussion also touched on the possibility of declaring a state of emergency ahead of the midterms, though no definitive stance was taken. The wide-ranging conversation underscores ongoing political tensions ahead of key elections.
President also dismissed low poll ratings as ‘fake numbers’ and deflected responsibility for Iran war in Time interviewUS politics live – latest updatesDonald Trump deflected responsibility for misleading Americans about the length of the Iran war, dismissed low poll ratings as “fake numbers” and refused to rule out the possibility of declaring a state of emergency before the midterms, in a wide-ranging interview with Time magazine.When confronted with questions about the length of the Iran war, the US president blamed the media for reporting his remarks in which he said the conflict was projected to last “four to five weeks”, in March. Continue reading...
