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Fox News’ Neil Cavuto Cuts Away From Trump’s Disastrous Speech to Defend Obama’s Economy
If you recall Trump’s inauguration address, it was something out of a Mad Max movie, one in which he talked about “American carnage” and making new allies, leaving old ones, and more. You would have been forgiven for thinking that mushroom clouds were exploding off Baltimore harbor as he spoke and that the Chinese army was camped just west of the Appalachians laying siege to what little was left of the United States. The once-mighty United States was about to fall. It sort of shocked the people sitting at the inauguration, as people looked around, things looked fairly good, especially when compared to when Barack Obama took office.
Barack Obama came to office during the beginning of the Great Recession, which lasted through the first 2-3 years of Obama’s tenure. We almost lost the auto-industry altogether. Donald Trump, on the other hand, inherited a booming economy, though one would never know it if you ever heard Trump discuss the matter.
Trump went so far today as to be interrupted by Neil Cavuto, on Fox News! Cavuto felt compelled to insert some facts into the “news show.” Indeed, Trump did not inherit an economic “disaster,” far from it:
Fox cut away from Trump's speech so that Neil Cavuto could note some 'mischaracterizations' from Trump
Cavuto: 'It was not a disaster under Barack Obama, not only did the Dow essentially triple, but … Americans did very, very well.' pic.twitter.com/T47seNoLak
— Lis Power (@LisPower1) July 16, 2020
This could very well be a sign that the Right is abandoning Trump. Trump has been lying from the very beginning, and not just about Obama. But how many times has Fox cut in, mid-speech, to insert some facts against what Trump was saying? Wait until Trump finds out. Twitter won’t be prepared for what’s about to happen. There are not enough 1’s and 0’s on the net.
What is Trump's excuse for holding another rally from the WhiteHouse today?
— Patrice (@patrice_noonan) July 16, 2020
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He can’t go anywhere else would seem to be the most obvious reason.
Some truth appeared in the responses:
Related:
Job creation *slowed* in Trump's first 3 years as compared to what he inherited from Obama-Biden, as this Fox graphic from back in early February pointed out: pic.twitter.com/B9geSVxwrS
— Obama Economic Legacy (@DemDifference) July 16, 2020
Dear @realDonaldTrump: When U are losing the support of FOX News, U R REALLY LOSING!
Hope you can soon find some magic poll somewhere that shows you behind by less than double digits.
If not, sound the horns, because the good ship Trumptanic is headed straight towards BidenBerg!— Dan Mullene (@dmullene) July 16, 2020
Our thoughts exactly.
Trump is campaigning in the rose garden 🤷🏼♀️ no, it’s wrong
— PCM 🦋🦋🦋😇🌊 (@redkody) July 16, 2020
So you want me to consider FAUXNews is attempting to get a little daylight between themselves and Trump. Not buying it, although it was satisfying to watch as Cavuto attempted to fact check Trump.
— Robert Brown (@brown42080) July 16, 2020
OH, no, I think you’re going to be seeing more and more daylight. I think the Right knows well that Trump is in a tailspin.
Oooooooh, somebody’s getting a mean tweet from President PoopyPants McWTF.
— Jack's Raging Bile Duct (@Brewjew308) July 16, 2020
It is coming.
Wtf is 2020 doing to us… Now fox is being responsible??
— Kristopher Sims (@KristopherSims) July 16, 2020
Dogs and cats living together …
We will see.
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Peace, y’all
Jason
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