As the truth adverse tangerine continues to prattle on about big supporting crowds that do not exist in any reality…
I kept hearing that there would be “massive” rallies against me in the UK, but it was quite the opposite. The big crowds, which the Corrupt Media hates to show, were those that gathered in support of the USA and me. They were big & enthusiastic as opposed to the organized flops!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 5, 2019
NBC’s excellent foreign correspondent, who is pretty good at finding things that actually exist, reports the truth:
Trump sounded delusional when he said there were thousands welcoming him in London. I didnt see them. And that small crowds of protestors were put out for political reasons. These not are some frog marched, bussed in protesters. pic.twitter.com/nf0BMRaCPs
— Richard Engel (@RichardEngel) June 4, 2019
Engel also felt that that the ill fitted idiot’s statements were “deeply disturbing.”
“Engel, who has been covering the protesters, told NBC’s “Today” on Tuesday that as he listened to the president describe cheering crowds welcoming him in London, it sounded like he and Trump were in different cities.
“That sounded to be somewhat delusional,” Engel said. “Instead we’ve seen people quite boisterously expressing their opposition to President Trump. They say they don’t want him here and they’re upset the British government has rolled out the red carpet.”
During an appearance on Andrea Mitchell’s MSNBC show the same day, Engel elaborated on the “troubling” nature of Trump’s false claim.
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Here is video of Engel describing what really happened in London to NBC’s Chris Jansing:
Thank goodness we have fine reporters like Engel and Jansing to keep us apprised of the truth.
If all we had were the sycophants at the NY Times drumpf’s gas-lighting might have its intended effect.
"The Kennedys have long occupied the American political culture as the unofficial royal family, but this week, the Trumps appeared to present themselves as the 2019 version."
I hope the ghost of Jackie Kennedy haunts Maggie Haberman for a long, long time. https://t.co/oKDuokg35A
— Amee Vanderpool (@girlsreallyrule) June 4, 2019
So, now Maggie Haberman is comparing the Trumps to the Kennedys, during the anniversary of Robert Kennedy's death?
FFS, NY Times, this is why I haven't bothered with you in over a year now. No class.— Melissa_Ottery ? (@MelissaOttery) June 4, 2019
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Serious question, Mr. Engel: can you name me a time in the last three years when Trump DIDN’T sound delusional?
“Trump sounded delusonial” could be applied to anything coming out of his mouth.
I don’t know who Maggie Haberman talks to, but the Trumps aren’t anywhere close to having the status of the Kennedys (who were knowledgeable about etiquette).