“Donald Trump’s disastrous and heavily memed interview with reporter Jonathan Swan for Axios could’ve also doubled as an intake exam at a psych ward, which is why the president returned this week to the softer side of his media bubble: the morning show Fox & Friends.
The morning show on Fox New lets Trump get away with any lie no matter how outrageous, which was why the president called in for a 53-minute rambling interview on Wednesday morning, and repeated one of his most sociopathic lies: that the coronavirus is, to quote the president, ‘just going away, it will go away like things go away’.
Is he talking about a pandemic or a summer romance?Seriously, just stop saying stuff like that. You’ve been saying it for six months and it’s both wrong and dangerous. Trump brags about how successful his administration has been at handling the virus. Really? It’s kind of like how a plane crash is actually a successful landing if you ignore everything besides the black box.” —Seth Meyers
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