On Thursday, announcing $16 billion in federal aid to farmers, President Trump got off the rails, claiming he is a “very stable genius” and demanding that his staffers describe how ‘calm’ he was in a meeting with Nancy Pelosi.
Today in normal, unalarming speeches from heads of state, President Trump spoke in the Roosevelt Room with the intention of announcing $16 billion in federal aid to farmers suffering from Trump’s most recent self-made crisis: the U. S.-China trade war. The itinerary was soon thrown out: The president, frustrated by reports of how he stormed out of a Wednesday meeting with Nancy Pelosi, told the press that she had, in fact, lost her cool.
“I’ve been watching her,” Trump said. “I have been watching her for a long period of time.
