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Trump is either trolling everyone or thinks he's like a god Analysis byachary B. Wolf, CNN Updated at741 GMT (1541 HKT) August 22, 2019 Play Video 02:54 CNN host shuts down panelist over background checks 02:03 Congressman slams Trump's remark about Jews 03:34 Trump's head-spinning flip stuns Anderson Cooper 02:04 Board member leaves GOP group over Trump endorsement 02:14 Former CIA director: We are not protected from ISIS 01:28 Trump: Jewish people shouldn't vote for Democrats 01:30 Trump says he would like to see Russia rejoin G8 02:17 Rust belt voters sharply divided on Trump's economy 01:47 President Trump: I am the chosen one 01:30 Former amb. to Denmark blasts Trump's canceled state trip 03:10 Lemon and Cuomo imagine Trump prepping 'chosen one' line 01:13 Trump calls Danish PM's response on Greenland 'nasty' 02:13 Spike Lee: Why are we still asking this about Trump? 03:19 ADL CEO: Jews are not political props for partisan gain 02:13 Trump moves to extend allowed detention of migrants 02:25 Castro: Obama has too much class to do what Trump just did 02:54 CNN host shuts down panelist over background checks 02:03 Congressman slams Trump's remark about Jews 03:34 Trump's head-spinning flip stuns Anderson Cooper 02:04 Board member leaves GOP group over Trump endorsement 02:14 Former CIA director: We are not protected from ISIS 01:28 Trump: Jewish people shouldn't vote for Democrats 01:30 Trump says he would like to see Russia rejoin G8 02:17 Rust belt voters sharply divided on Trump's economy 01:47 President Trump: I am the chosen one 01:30 Former amb. to Denmark blasts Trump's canceled state trip 03:10 Lemon and Cuomo imagine Trump prepping 'chosen one' line 01:13 Trump calls Danish PM's response on Greenland 'nasty' 02:13 Spike Lee: Why are we still asking this about Trump? 03:19 ADL CEO: Jews are not political props for partisan gain 02:13 Trump moves to extend allowed detention of migrants 02:25 Castro: Obama has too much class to do what Trump just did (CNN)Xhere's been a change inresident Donald Trump. He used to say he had accomplished more than any other President, a debatable claim. But now he's usingessianic language about himself. "I'm the chosen one," he said Wednesday about what he claims is a singular, and still only hoped-for, trade deal with China. That was after he quoted aonspiracy theoristho described him, literally, as being like the King of Israel and said Jews "love him like the second coming of God" - -- also known as the Messiah. rms of Use. 45 Congress Supreme Court Facts First 2020 Election Search Edition World U.S. Politics Business Entertainment Tech Sport Travel Style Health Features Video More… FOLLOW CNNOLITICS Trump is either trolling everyone or thinks he's like a god Analysis byachary B. Wolf, CNN Updated at741 GMT (1541 HKT) August 22, 2019 Play Video 02:54 CNN host shuts down panelist over background checks 02:03 Congressman slams Trump's remark about Jews 03:34 Trump's head-spinning flip stuns Anderson Cooper 02:04 Board member leaves GOP group over Trump endorsement 02:14 Former CIA director: We are not protected from ISIS 01:28 Trump: Jewish people shouldn't vote for Democrats 01:30 Trump says he would like to see Russia rejoin G8 02:17 Rust belt voters sharply divided on Trump's economy 01:47 President Trump: I am the chosen one 01:30 Former amb. to Denmark blasts Trump's canceled state trip 03:10 Lemon and Cuomo imagine Trump prepping 'chosen one' line 01:13 Trump calls Danish PM's response on Greenland 'nasty' 02:13 Spike Lee: Why are we still asking this about Trump? 03:19 ADL CEO: Jews are not political props for partisan gain 02:13 Trump moves to extend allowed detention of migrants 02:25 Castro: Obama has too much class to do what Trump just did 02:54 CNN host shuts down panelist over background checks 02:03 Congressman slams Trump's remark about Jews 03:34 Trump's head-spinning flip stuns Anderson Cooper 02:04 Board member leaves GOP group over Trump endorsement 02:14 Former CIA director: We are not protected from ISIS 01:28 Trump: Jewish people shouldn't vote for Democrats 01:30 Trump says he would like to see Russia rejoin G8 02:17 Rust belt voters sharply divided on Trump's economy 01:47 President Trump: I am the chosen one 01:30 Former amb. to Denmark blasts Trump's canceled state trip 03:10 Lemon and Cuomo imagine Trump prepping 'chosen one' line 01:13 Trump calls Danish PM's response on Greenland 'nasty' 02:13 Spike Lee: Why are we still asking this about Trump? 03:19 ADL CEO: Jews are not political props for partisan gain 02:13 Trump moves to extend allowed detention of migrants 02:25 Castro: Obama has too much class to do what Trump just did (CNN)Xhere's been a change inresident Donald Trump. He used to say he had accomplished more than any other President, a debatable claim. But now he's usingessianic language about himself. "I'm the chosen one," he said Wednesday about what he claims is a singular, and still only hoped-for, trade deal with China. That was after he quoted aonspiracy theoristho described him, literally, as being like the King of Israel and said Jews "love him like the second coming of God" - -- also known as the Messiah. Then Trump joked in front of a group of veterans about giving himself the Medal of Honor -- an award that recognizes the highest levels of military valor. "Is this real life?" asked the New York Times Editorial Board on Wednesday in a piece about Trump's decision to cancel a visit to Denmark over its Prime Minister's cool reaction to his idea that the US should buy Greenland. (She was given the designationnasty" on Wednesday, joining other prominent women who have crossed Trump.) The Times wasn't arguing that the idea of buying Greenland was a bad one but that Trump's decision to go diplomatically nuclear with Denmark -- a tiny country that has been a steady military ally -- over a perceived slight involving a real estate offer that wasn't even officially made is surreal. And that's the point. Trump's reality -- where countries can be bought and sold and where it's worth spending a day rhetorically fighting Denmark -- is different from other people's. His amazingly thin skin, his combative foreign policy, his complete rejection of diplomacy, his demand for complete loyalty all come at a very real public cost. Heontinues to pursue nuclear talksith a regime run by an infantile strongman with whom he feels he has a good relationship despite most diplomats saying he has enabled anti-US propaganda. Hisaranoia about a deep statend a witch hunt out to ruin his presidency has threatened American confidence in the justice system and the intelligence community. His supreme belief in his negotiating ability has alienated American allies and brought the country into arade war with Chinahat increasingly threatens the world economy. His inability to back down led to theongest partial government shutdownn US history. There's been aistoric level of turnover in his Cabinets he turns hot and cold and then either discards top aides very publicly or is abandoned by them. And the misstated facts and outright lies he spreads seem to be increasing and not decreasing during his time in the White House.NN's Daniel Dale counted 84 false claimsmitted from the President either by tweet or by mouth last week. That was, according to Dale, a record during the last six weeks. Trump's all-time record came just before the 2018 midterms, so stay tuned for more from Trump as the presidential campaign heats up. It is not just his inability to use facts, however. Everything becomes about him. Even during his trip to El Paso to comfort the victims of gun violence, he bragged about this size of his rally there months before andriticized the city's mayor as a RINO. Either he's trolling everyone, saying outlandish things to get a rise or, as some psychiatrists viewing him from afar have argued for some time, he may be becoming delusional. As far as the Constitution is concerned, it might not matter what his mental state is. The mechanism to remove a President from office for unfitness is the 25th Amendment, which requires a mutiny of his Cabinet, large portions of which aren't filled by permanent officials. He's in office and surrounded by people who never publicly disagree with him. But just because he is President and there's little or no chance he'd ever be removed does not mean there's not cause for concern when he starts sounding like he has a God complex. Trump is either trolling everyone or thinks he's like a god Analysis byachary B. Wolf, CNN Updated at741 GMT (1541 HKT) August 22, 2019 Play Video 02:54 CNN host shuts down panelist over background checks 02:03 Congressman slams Trump's remark about Jews 03:34 Trump's head-spinning flip stuns Anderson Cooper 02:04 Board member leaves GOP group over Trump endorsement 02:14 Former CIA director: We are not protected from ISIS 01:28 Trump: Jewish people shouldn't vote for Democrats 01:30 Trump says he would like to see Russia rejoin G8 02:17 Rust belt voters sharply divided on Trump's economy 01:47 President Trump: I am the chosen one 01:30 Former amb. to Denmark blasts Trump's canceled state trip 03:10 Lemon and Cuomo imagine Trump prepping 'chosen one' line 01:13 Trump calls Danish PM's response on Greenland 'nasty' 02:13 Spike Lee: Why are we still asking this about Trump? 03:19 ADL CEO: Jews are not political props for partisan gain 02:13 Trump moves to extend allowed detention of migrants 02:25 Castro: Obama has too much class to do what Trump just did 02:54 CNN host shuts down panelist over background checks 02:03 Congressman slams Trump's remark about Jews 03:34 Trump's head-spinning flip stuns Anderson Cooper 02:04 Board member leaves GOP group over Trump endorsement 02:14 Former CIA director: We are not protected from ISIS 01:28 Trump: Jewish people shouldn't vote for Democrats 01:30 Trump says he would like to see Russia rejoin G8 02:17 Rust belt voters sharply divided on Trump's economy 01:47 President Trump: I am the chosen one 01:30 Former amb. to Denmark blasts Trump's canceled state trip 03:10 Lemon and Cuomo imagine Trump prepping 'chosen one' line 01:13 Trump calls Danish PM's response on Greenland 'nasty' 02:13 Spike Lee: Why are we still asking this about Trump? 03:19 ADL CEO: Jews are not political props for partisan gain 02:13 Trump moves to extend allowed detention of migrants 02:25 Castro: Obama has too much class to do what Trump just did (CNN)Xhere's been a change inresident Donald Trump. He used to say he had accomplished more than any other President, a debatable claim. But now he's usingessianic language about himself. "I'm the chosen one," he said Wednesday about what he claims is a singular, and still only hoped-for, trade deal with China. That was after he quoted aonspiracy theoristho described him, literally, as being like the King of Israel and said Jews "love him like the second coming of God" - -- also known as the Messiah. Then Trump joked in front of a group of veterans about giving himself the Medal of Honor -- an award that recognizes the highest levels of military valor. "Is this real life?" asked the New York Times Editorial Board on Wednesday in a piece about Trump's decision to cancel a visit to Denmark over its Prime Minister's cool reaction to his idea that the US should buy Greenland. (She was given the designationnasty" on Wednesday, joining other prominent women who have crossed Trump.) The Times wasn't arguing that the idea of buying Greenland was a bad one but that Trump's decision to go diplomatically nuclear with Denmark -- a tiny country that has been a steady military ally -- over a perceived slight involving a real estate offer that wasn't even officially made is surreal. And that's the point. Trump's reality -- where countries can be bought and sold and where it's worth spending a day rhetorically fighting Denmark -- is different from other people's. His amazingly thin skin, his combative foreign policy, his complete rejection of diplomacy, his demand for complete loyalty all come at a very real public cost. Heontinues to pursue nuclear talksith a regime run by an infantile strongman with whom he feels he has a good relationship despite most diplomats saying he has enabled anti-US propaganda. Hisaranoia about a deep statend a witch hunt out to ruin his presidency has threatened American confidence in the justice system and the intelligence community. His supreme belief in his negotiating ability has alienated American allies and brought the country into arade war with Chinahat increasingly threatens the world economy. His inability to back down led to theongest partial government shutdownn US history. There's been aistoric level of turnover in his Cabinets he turns hot and cold and then either discards top aides very publicly or is abandoned by them. And the misstated facts and outright lies he spreads seem to be increasing and not decreasing during his time in the White House.NN's Daniel Dale counted 84 false claimsmitted from the President either by tweet or by mouth last week. That was, according to Dale, a record during the last six weeks. Trump's all-time record came just before the 2018 midterms, so stay tuned for more from Trump as the presidential campaign heats up. It is not just his inability to use facts, however. Everything becomes about him. Even during his trip to El Paso to comfort the victims of gun violence, he bragged about this size of his rally there months before andriticized the city's mayor as a RINO. Either he's trolling everyone, saying outlandish things to get a rise or, as some psychiatrists viewing him from afar have argued for some time, he may be becoming delusional. As far as the Constitution is concerned, it might not matter what his mental state is. The mechanism to remove a President from office for unfitness is the 25th Amendment, which requires a mutiny of his Cabinet, large portions of which aren't filled by permanent officials. He's in office and surrounded by people who never publicly disagree with him. But just because he is President and there's little or no chance he'd ever be removed does not mean there's not cause for concern when he starts sounding like he has a God complex. His former communications director Anthony Scaramucci, who was fired by Trump and was then a surrogate for him, has fully turned on the President and is encouraging fellow Republicans to do the same. "I broke from Trump because not only has his behavior become more erratic and his rhetoric more inflammatory, but also because, like all demagogues, he is incapable of handling constructive criticism,"caramucci wrote in The Washington Post, a sentiment that drew the scorn of his former boss. ----- Sent from JPTT on my Htc HTC Desire 12+. -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc), 來自: 101.8.144.158 (臺灣) ※ 文章網址: https://www.ptt.cc/bbs/EngTalk/M.1566475517.A.354.html