White House staff book themselves on Fox And Friends to get through to Trump TARIFF UPDATE POST #25

[m25105]

This is surreal. Maybe Fox and Friends should do the daily briefings too!

 

[Prutfis]

And after this you’ll expect a serious response I’m sure

 

[jamel]

Lmao why is this so beyond the pale of imagination?

Nobody likes those fucking BUBS.

Granted its part of his job...

But shit there are brigade and division commanders and SGM's out there doing the same shit Trump does.

 

[Seano]

Drumph such a dumb head!



Libbies like this post, please.

Oh, thats it you prick. Time for some Rob Ford memes.

 

[JosephDredd]

https://www.wsj.com/articles/inside...ers-1520611990?mod=searchresults&page=1&pos=1

https://www.rawstory.com/2018/03/ta...ffice-outside-white-house-won-trump-going-tv/

Tariff-loving adviser was stuck in a tiny office outside the White House – but won over Trump by going on TV

President Donald Trump’s sharp turn toward protectionism over the last week has been a victory for advisers such as Peter Navarro and Wilbur Ross, who had been pushing the president to slap tariffs on foreign goods.

The Wall Street Journal reports that Navarro in particular had to claw his way to relevance inside the administration, and he did it by infiltrating the president’s most trusted source of advice: Cable TV news.

“Although confined to a small office across the street from the White House without even an administrative assistant, he had found a new way to get his message to the president — through television,” the Journal reports. “A month ago, Mr. Trump picked up the phone and called an aide to say he had just seen Mr. Navarro on TV and was impressed.”

Trump notoriously consumes hours of cable TV news every day, and he regularly live-tweets about stories he watches on the “Fox & Friends” morning program on Fox News. Because of this, many advisers have found that the best way to get their messages across isn’t by talking to him directly, but by appearing on cable news shows.

“He liked the way Peter presented the issues on TV, and he wanted Peter to represent the president on TV,” one aide tells the Journal.

I'm quoting the Raw Story excerpt of the WSJ article because I don't have a subscription to access the WSJ.

 

[wonderbread]

That article is about 20% facts with the rest reading like fiction that a junior journalist at time invented and published into an article.

Not sure why you guys still believe this shit, it’s like gossip stuff with no citations. This isn’t news.

Foxnews was just saying the same thing.