

Trump’s Lies About Prices, Thoroughly Demolished
May 13, 2025
The host dissects Donald Trump's misleading claims about the economy, highlighting disparities between his rhetoric and actual data. Grocery prices are examined, revealing contradictions that matter to struggling families. The discussion critiques Trump's tariffs and their real impact on jobs, juxtaposed with his optimistic portrayals. Finally, an analysis of approval ratings uncovers a significant gap between Trump's assertions and polling realities, emphasizing the need for responsible leadership and accountability.
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Trump's False Claims on Food Prices
- Donald Trump repeatedly claimed food prices have gone down, contradicting official data showing prices actually rose or remained flat.
- This disconnect highlights his inability to acknowledge economic realities affecting millions of Americans.
Trump Ignores Economic Warnings
- Trump dismisses economic warnings about tariffs, telling Americans to "suck it up" even if prices rise or choices narrow.
- His attitude reveals a troubling disregard for people's real struggles with cost increases and job losses.
Trump Minimizes Recession Harm
- Trump admits a recession might occur but says "everything's okay," disregarding the harm to average Americans.
- This contrasts sharply with normal presidential concern for job losses and economic hardship during downturns.