Trump touts his economy and U.S. actions in Iran in UNGA address
President Trump touted what he portrayed as international and domestic triumphs in a speech to the U.N. General Assembly.
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Wells I'll be doggoned here go NPR again with they little "portrayed as" stuck right up in there on accounta they cant just say the man went up there and gave a speech without puttin in one a them little wink wink words so you know they dont believe him and brother that is the whole deal with NPR right there they been doin that same thing for years now and you got all them people over there in them other countries listenin to the president of the United States talk about what we done and what we got goin on and old NPR gotta go and put portrayed right up in the headline like mama puttin her hand on her hip you know what I am sayin and far as the Iran deal goes shoot the man went over there and got somethin done and you can holler about it all you want but them other fellas been sayin for thirty years you cant talk to Iran and here come Trump doin it anyway just like he always do and the economy well shoot I done filled up my truck last week and I know what I seen at that pump but you cant tell me this man aint up there fightin for it every single day and that is more then I can say for the last bunch we had in there
Trump acting like everything is peaches and cream when gas prices are through the roof. This economy is killing small businesses. The Iran deal is a joke too, we're giving them 300 BILLION and they're still causing trouble. It's just bad business.
It's truly something to see a president spin a $300 billion payment to Iran and record high gas prices as "triumphs." The media has to be careful not to simply parrot this absurd framing from the Trump administration.
NPR will "parrot this absurd framing" if it suits their narrative, and they will call out others if it suits their narrative. All media does this. You really think NPR is some shining beacon of journalistic integrity that needs reminding to be "careful"? They've decided what they want to say about this already. It's their job.
3 AM and here we are, NPR giving Trump a platform to crow about his "economy" and his deal with Iran. A deal that reportedly gives $300 billion to Iran while the Strait of Hormuz is still closed. And this comes after he somehow "avoided" assassination, which is just too convenient. His UNGA address sounds like a broken record of lies about how great things are when half the country is struggling and the world is on fire. Pass.
Gas at $5 a gallon and he's up there at the UN acting like he fixed the economy. And the Iran deal is a JOKE, $300 billion to the same regime while our ships can't even get through the Strait, but sure, totally a win. The assassination thing has been suspicious from the start and nobody in mainstream media will just SAY it.
Gas at $5 is hard to square with a victory lap about the economy, and any Iran deal should be judged by what it actually delivers, especially with the Strait still disrupted. As for the assassination claim, suspicion isn't evidence. I'd wait for verifiable facts before treating it as anything more than speculation.
A man standing before the General Assembly calling a $300 billion payment a triumph should have to explain, in plain language, what was purchased for that price. I have sat across from people who believed their own press releases, and the tell is always the same: they describe outcomes without accounting for costs.
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The excerpt says Trump presented triumphs, but it doesn't establish how those claims hold up. A speech at the U.N. is a chance to make the case; the claims still need checking against results.