1 Of Trump’s Biggest Boasts Falls Apart In Scathing Supercuts
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The president's old brag came back to haunt him in montages on CNN and a Republican group.
President Donald Trump’s old boasts about being the only person who can boost the stock market resurfaced as share prices continued to plunge amid uncertainty over his economic agenda and growing fears of a recession.
CNN’s Anderson Cooper pointed out Monday how Trump has “often tied a president’s performance as a leader to the stock market.”
Cooper aired a montage of 2024 campaign clips in which Trump predicted a “Kamala economic crash” if Democratic nominee Kamala Harris entered the White House instead of him.
It also showed Trump repeatedly warning voters that the stock market’s success was “contingent on MAGA winning the next election.”
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The president's old brag came back to haunt him in montages on CNN and a Republican group.
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