When his colleagues from other countries complain about Trump's erratic trade policy, and he says "What if Trump was doing something completely different from what he is doing in reality, wouldn't that be reasonable?" do they actually agree?
Or do they think they're being gaslit and the question avoided?
He's got roughly 48 hours before the reality of Trump's latest tariff announcements make him look like a fool or a genius.
I guess the plan is to get this out there so that the Trump admin can copy his answers because, according to reporting, no one in the admin even knows what the plan actually is.
But even if that happens, is Trump going to stick to this (or any other) plan?
Or do they think they're being gaslit and the question avoided?
He's got roughly 48 hours before the reality of Trump's latest tariff announcements make him look like a fool or a genius.
I guess the plan is to get this out there so that the Trump admin can copy his answers because, according to reporting, no one in the admin even knows what the plan actually is.
But even if that happens, is Trump going to stick to this (or any other) plan?