Trump claims Putin too respectful to take over Ukraine
In an interview with ABC, Donald Trump stated that Vladimir Putin would like to take over all of Ukraine, but he won't do it because he respects Trump. The former U.S. President emphasizes that under his leadership, America was respected worldwide.
What do you need to know?
- Donald Trump in an interview with ABC: The former U.S. President stated that Vladimir Putin would like to take over all of Ukraine, but he won't do it because he respects Trump.
- Customs policy and authoritarianism: Trump downplays concerns about his authoritarian tendencies and the effects of his customs policy, claiming that America is respected across the globe.
- First 100 days' achievements: Trump highlights his successes, including reducing the flow of immigrants and falling prices, although some of his claims contradict the facts.
Does Putin really respect Trump?
In an interview with ABC, Donald Trump expressed the belief that Vladimir Putin would like to take over all of Ukraine, but he won't do it because he respects Trump. The former U.S. President added that he believes Putin wants to end the war.
"I think he does, yes. I think he does," said Trump, emphasizing that his presence on the political scene prevents the Russian leader from taking further actions.
When asked if he trusts Putin, Trump said he doesn't trust many people, including journalist Terry Moran, who asks "fake questions".
What are the effects of Trump's customs policy?
In a conversation with ABC, Trump downplayed concerns about his customs policy, claiming that America is respected worldwide, and prices are dropping. "We've been abused by other countries for years and years," he said, emphasizing that his actions are in line with his campaign promises.
Trump rejected suggestions that his tariffs contribute to rising prices, claiming that China deserved them.
