Fox News will be the only major news network not to air the entire Jan. 6 Committee hearings live, and instead will provide its own coverage “as warranted” through the filter of its regular prime-time programs and hosts, the network said Monday.
Tell you what, put him on the stand for 11 hours like Clinton had to for the Benghazi investigation and see how Donnie does.
This is a joke, right? Are you this ill informed? Trump was the king of the walk-away move. Here are three examples of him walking out of interviews and press conferences. There are more if you care to look.
Not so. I specifically addressed the fact that Trump avoided or refused to answer questions on a regular basis. The press briefings material was related, as it has to do with his administration's interactions with the press.
So when your guy does it, it's because he was being asked ridiculous questions and of course he was justified in walking away. When your political opponent does the same thing, it's bad. Got it.
What's wrong with Trumptopia? Gas/oil/lng was cheap, there wasn't a war raging in Ukraine and you could find what you needed in retail for a fair price.deadheadskier wrote: ↑Jun 7th, '22, 11:07 Brainwashed into Trumptopia. It's absolutely amazing how bad he's got his sycophants under his thumb still.
Hate to call you out on the cut and paste job above but, no there's no way you could have complied, researched and formulated the written opinion above in a mere 25 minutes.easyrider16 wrote: ↑Jun 7th, '22, 09:57This is a joke, right? Are you this ill informed? Trump was the king of the walk-away move. Here are three examples of him walking out of interviews and press conferences. There are more if you care to look.
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/05/11/coronav ... sting.html
https://www.npr.org/2022/01/12/10722044 ... s-vaccines
https://nypost.com/2022/04/20/trump-wal ... -election/
Trump's administration was one of the worst in history at providing information to the press. There was one point in his tenure that his administration went over 400 days without holding a press briefing. He also repeatedly refused to answer questions he didn't like, particularly when they were asked by reporters whom he considered "fake news."
Here's some of the many examples of Trump avoiding or refusing to answer reporter's questions:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/andrewsole ... 38b7f624a1
https://variety.com/2017/biz/news/donal ... 201958001/
https://thehill.com/homenews/media/3968 ... -from-cnn/
https://www.cnn.com/videos/politics/201 ... ad-vpx.cnn
https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/em ... lor-greene
What's wrong with it is he brainwashed total morons like yourself into believing his policies had much at all to do with those things. He shined the spotlight on the dumbest people in America who have zero knowledge concerning economics, international relations or healthcare and now you all take that spotlight daily parroting his total nonsense.Fancypants wrote: ↑Jun 7th, '22, 20:46What's wrong with Trumptopia? Gas/oil/lng was cheap, there wasn't a war raging in Ukraine and you could find what you needed in retail for a fair price.deadheadskier wrote: ↑Jun 7th, '22, 11:07 Brainwashed into Trumptopia. It's absolutely amazing how bad he's got his sycophants under his thumb still.
No, Sleepy won't even take a question. He just wanders off the stage. He's so bad they had to build a fake WH room so he could have teleprompters when he addresses the nation. "Pay no attention to the man (Obummer) behind the curtain!"easyrider16 wrote: ↑Jun 7th, '22, 10:50Not so. I specifically addressed the fact that Trump avoided or refused to answer questions on a regular basis. The press briefings material was related, as it has to do with his administration's interactions with the press.
So when your guy does it, it's because he was being asked ridiculous questions and of course he was justified in walking away. When your political opponent does the same thing, it's bad. Got it.
Come on. He's answered press questions at dozens of press conferences. You're living in an alternate reality. Does he take press questions as frequently as some of his predecessors? No. But saying he won't even take a question is an exaggeration worthy of Trump.