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Among the critics published on Sunday X after My Fox news program He was one who made an argument that surprised me.
Do not pay attention to what President Trump says, he wrote this person. Pay attention to what it does.
That is a novel idea. What the president of the United States says is not important and must be ignored. I doubt that this person has applied the same standard to President Joe Biden.
And yet there is an interesting exercise of thought here. Trump says many things, especially because he talks to journalists practically every day. Not everything rises to the same level of seriousness. I say this as someone who has interviewed him many times over the years, including our sitting two weeks before the elections.
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Sometimes the president says things just to irritate the press. Sometimes it says things that are not true, or are exaggerations or taken out of context.
But more often the quiet part says aloud, which indicates what he plans to do or insulting those with whom he does not agree, the type of things that the reporters used to have to attribute to the unidentified assistants, and he does so in front of the cameras.
At the top of the list at this time would be Ukraine. Donald Trump He is an intelligent guy, he knows that Russia invaded its much smaller sovereign neighbor with the aim of cleaning it from the map and putting it under the control of Moscow. But he has chosen to blame Ukraine for starting the war, and insulting Volodomyr Zelenskyy as dictator when everyone knows that label perfectly describes Vladimir Putin.
President Trump is known for rhetoric that is simply everywhere, and part of what he says has much more weight than the rest. It is just a matter of determining what is what. (Reuters/Leah Millis)
The most charitable interpretation is that Trump believes that the only way to end the war is through an alliance with Putin for an agreement that could later be sold to Ukraine. (United States voted yesterday with Russia against a UN resolution condemning the invasion).
Of course, Trump has welcomed Putin for a long time. During his Helsinki summit in the first mandate, the president accepted Putin’s denial that Kremlin had pirate democratic electronic emails, despite the evidence gathered by his own intelligence agencies.
Trump has repeated again and again that Zelenskyy has the responsibility of the war that only marked his three anniversary. Is this aimed at the American public OA Moscow or Kyiv (to exert pressure? In Ukraine)?
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The journalists continue to ask Trump’s attendees and republican supporters if they agree with the guilt approach of President-Ukraine, and many have simply tried to divert the question.
In my interview “Media Buzz” with Jason Miller, the former Trump Confidido and the main advisor of the Trump Transition team, he skillfully avoided contradicting the president.
“What President Trump has done,” he said, “is that he has forced the parties to the table to stop the murder and reach a peace agreement. In recent years. Joe Biden has sat down there completely incompetent, without Do anything but feed and finance more murders and more death. ”
When I tried again, Miller said of his boss that “his legacy really will be as a peacemaker.”
I returned for the third time, citing the presenter of the conservative radio Mark Levin saying: “This is sick. Ukraine did not start this war. What were supposed to do? Did they surround and play dead? They are just trying to survive.”
And I asked: “Why does President Trump blame Zelenskyy for the beginning of the war?”
Trump seems to be adopting a “guilt of Ukraine” approach when it comes to the invasion of the country by Russia. However, there is an important question: is there a strategy behind this or simply sounds? (Kay Nietfeld/Picture Alliance/Curtis Means/Daily Mail/Bloomberg)
“Well, Zelenskyy is very blamed. I think that would also go to this. But again, you want to look at the past, I want to look to the future, what we do to save lives.”
Jason Miller was doing his job. A similar scenario was developed in the other shows on Sunday.
In “Fox News Sunday”, my colleague Shannon Bream asked the Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, if it was fair to say that Russia was not caused when he attacked Ukraine. He replied that it was “just saying that it is a very complicated situation.”
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Hegesh said Trump wants to end the war, “you’re good, you’re bad; you’re a dictator, you’re not a dictator; you invaded, you didn’t.” It is not useful.
Another part of my Sunday interview also sheds light on the use of Trump’s language.
The president had told reporters: “I think we should govern the D.C.Do it absolutely perfect. ”
The Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegesh, was asked on Sunday if it was fair to say that Russia was not caused when he attacked Ukraine, telling Shannon Bream of Fox News that it was a “complicated situation.” (AP Photo/Michael Probst)
The district has enjoyed the home rule for 50 years, although Congress retains the power to revoke its laws. The capital, like most cities, deal with crime, poverty and other urban evils.
I asked Point Blank: Is the president ready to finish the rule of origin in DC?
Miller said that Mayor Muriel Bowser is doing a good job, and added: “I think part of the reason why President Trump won is because he said he was going to clean our cities to be safe. Of course. The district of the district of Columbia “.
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Then, Trump’s words in this case had a different meaning, as a warning sign for the district.
Oh, I also wondered why Trump refers to Canada as state 51 when that will not happen.
“The president is having a little fun with him. But he is also doing some very serious points.”
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My detractor online was wrong. It is important to pay attention to the president’s words, especially for the media, which tend to react exaggeratedly apart from their language. The challenge is to decipher when it is serious, when it sends signals and when it is only trolling.
