Okay now I have to know where you found out the info for that claim because it's hilarious. In a cynical way.
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The book exists
And Navarro was/is an andvisor
Great and a new rabbit hole to go down.
And how do you happen to have something that highlights the Trump thought process on bringing that guy in? This is great by the way
A guy who self-quoted himself in a phony book is an official advisor on the topic he wrote an ass-pulled book about. And as I understand they're following his advice. How did that exactly happen that he was appointed is the trivia section at this point
I don't know, but do you not see the humor in this? If this is the case and the mindset that brought this guy in are we at the top of clown world
Okay, so I'm able to go through and start reading that Wikipedia thing now that I'm not driving. Doesn't seem like a phony book hits on some good points. I haven't read the book though clearly so that's my caveat
He quotes an imaginary person with a name being an anagram of his own name. If that doesn't scream phony to you then I don't have anything to add
Yeah but the issues in the wiki you provided aren't phony though. Those are actual issues that they are known to do. I can't help the anagram that's just dumb. I haven't read the book so don't know the validity of the rest of it, just from the wiki summary.
I'd sure hate to look up an interview Trump did with Oprah in the 80's.
Me too because I don't have the time to invest in it and and Trump is a showman and the only thing I like about him is his ability to troll.
What did I miss from it
It pre dates the Death by China by about 15 years and has a considerably younger Trump saying exactly the same things he's saying now.
Ahh okay cool thanks. I mean the economist and foreign policy magazines have been saying that same stuff for years. So I wasn't sure how those points made the book phony. The anagram thing is still dumb.
Thank you for that
