On February 16, 2017, President Donald Trump participated in the greatest press conference in history. Perhaps there have been certain moments that exceeded this event, but none that went for a full hour and seventeen minutes. Sure, you may point to Tucker Carlson’s hilarious interaction with the guy who really wants to get the Roswell Papers to Fisher Stevens, but that was pretty short, in comparison to Trump’s epic beat down of the press.
You see, Trump did what most of America has wanted to do for years. We are tired of Brian Williams doing everything that a human could possibly do – from personally tearing down the Berlin Wall to invading Iraq – all from his chair behind the news desk. We are done listening to those who purport to tell us the facts of events, but actually only provide their own leftist slant. So watching the President unload on the shocked and discombobulated reporters was a glorious thing to behold.
Trump did us all a favor, entertained us immensely, and pointed out that the Media has no clothes. Here is the entire spectacle. We hope you enjoy it as much as we did.
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If watching this guy over time doesn’t get you the equivalent of community college degrees in marketing, persuasion, and negotiation – then you’re either not tall enough for the ride, or you aren’t really paying attention.
Every day, above and beyond the policies and even the persuasion, he makes it clear how deeply second-rate the elected talent in Washington was, compared to other sectors of the country.