Thursday, June 13, 2019

Trump Said He Would Do It Again!

Trump would gladly use foreign influence to win an election.
In an interview with George Stephanopoulos, Donald J. Trump, America's oldest and most dumbest leader of the free world, the imbecile said he wouldn't mind if foreign influence meddled in the 2020 election if it helped him win reelection.

ABC News had access to the imbecile. Stephanopoulos questioned the possibility of foreign governments such as Russia and China putting a thumb on the scale for a candidate.

Trump basically dismissed the notion and said that he welcomed the information.


Trump presented a hypothetical situation in which “somebody comes up and says, ‘Hey, I have information on your opponent.’ Do you call the FBI?” The president went on to say, “I don’t think in my whole life I’ve ever called the FBI” and, “Give me a break. Life doesn’t work that way.”

When Stephanopoulos challenged Trump, saying that the FBI director believes a person presented with potentially stolen information should call the agency, the president responded, “The FBI director is wrong.”
This is what Trump said. The far-white can't save him. They'll just use the old Hillary Clinton excuse
In a clip circulated on Twitter, Stephanopoulos pushed back on Trump’s insistence to take the information over calling federal authorities, but Trump held firm, saying a person could “do both.”

“There’s nothing wrong with listening,” Trump said in a video from inside the Oval Office.

When Stephanopoulos suggested a transaction of that kind could constitute election interference, the president disagreed.

“It’s not interference. They have information. I think I’d take it. If I thought there was something wrong, I’d go maybe to the FBI,” Trump said.


Do you think its right for President Donald Trump to take foreign information about an opponent? (Expect trolls to pick the dumbest answer)

Yes. The President of the United States has invited foreign influence into the 2020 election. He or the potential Democratic nominee could use foreign influence to sway an election.
No. The President of the United States has every right to take foreign information about an opponent. If the information was deemed useful to win an election President Trump or the Democratic nominee could use it to their advantage.

Trump defended his remarks in a two-part tweet Thursday morning. “I meet and talk to ‘foreign governments’ every day,” Trump said, noting that he had spoken to numerous world leaders during his recent trip to Europe — including “the Prince of Whales.” Trump fixed the spelling of the tweet a few minutes later.


The taped comments come on the same day Donald Trump Jr., testified before the Senate Intelligence Committee in a closed door hearing. Members were expected to grill him on his meeting with a Russian lawyer linked to the Kremlin at Trump Tower in Manhattan on June 2016. That lawyer claimed to have damaging information about Hillary Clinton, the then-presumptive Democratic presidential nominee.

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