Triumphs that the real economy is sinking 100 days later, so it is fantasizing with an excellent

Washington – Infaz in which his commercial war seems to be directing the strong economy he inherited in a ditch, President Donald Trump is selling to Americans a fantasy version of his first 100 days in the position in which everything is going well.

“I think they are the most consistent 100 days in the history of our country,” he said in a speech from the White House on Wednesday afternoon, repeating a topic of earlier in the day.

“We have just completed what many consider the first 100 most successful days of any administration in the history of our country,” Trump said at his cabinet meeting, only a few hours after the Commerce Department reported that the US economy had been reduced in the first three months of the year, a strong sign of an imminent recession. “Things are happening that are incredible.”

The bosses of Trump’s agency and the best assistants, whom he designated who can shoot in an instant, intervened to agree.

“Mr. President, his first 100 days have far exceeded that of any other presidency in this country. Never,” said Attorney General Pam Bondi. “I’ve never seen anything like that. Thank you.”

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Trump continues to state that the tariffs that imposed on imports would make the country rich by not pointing out that American importers pay that tax, not exporting to nations and companies.

In an interview with ABC News transmission on Tuesday night, Trump turned tourism statistics, which show a fall in foreign visitors in the United States, in their head. “Tourism is very high,” he said. “Tourism is very good.”

And when facing metrics too well known to be refuted with casual falsehoods, Trump has used a favorite deviation: to blame The predecessor Joe Biden.

Trump has been anxious to take credit for the rise of the stock market, and did it repeatedly after his victory in the November elections.

“Everyone calls it, I don’t want to say this. It is too boastful, but we will say it anyway, the Trump effect,” he said on January 19, the day before he resumed the position.

Since then, the markets fell with the perspective of Trump’s next commercial war And then fell more after Trump’s announcement on April 2 on rates in all foreign countries. Now they have dropped around 7% since the beginning of their term, and Trump has changed their history to give up any responsibility. “This is the Biden stock market, not Trump’s. I did not take charge until January 20,” he wrote, and then implored his fans: “Be a patient!”

One of Trump’s clear successes is to reduce the number of migrants trying to cross the United States to almost zero, although how much of this is due to a harder application and how much is because Trump turns the United States into a place where those who seek freedom and opportunity no longer wish to enter it is not clear.

However, even that achievement has been compensated for the lack of public support to Trump’s desire to bring together migrants and deport them without a judicial hearing, even sending hundreds or thousands of them to a notorious saving prison without the possibility of freeing.

In fact, border and immigration remain Trump’s best problems in recent surveys, and even in them, it is barely above 50% support, since irritation about their failure in reducing costs, since it repeatedly promised that it would do so during their campaign and concern about the economic conditions that worsen, have sent their spiral approval ratings down.

Trump’s general approval index, which began in more than 50% at the end of January, is now in the mid -40, with its approval in the management of inflation in the upper 30.

During a dismantled speech and without 90 -minute winding on Tuesday night he intended to take a return of the victory for all his achievements so far, Trump falsely accused the media of publishing inaccurate surveys so that he looks bad.

“They say that Trump only has an approval index of 44%. Well, it really is not bad. But when you think that, if it were a legitimate survey, it would be in the 60s or 70s,” he told an audience of a few thousand that attended his rally in Warren, Michigan.

However, Trump seems very aware that his commercial war, particularly his tax rate of 145% against Chinese goods, is likely to believe scarcity while increasing prices. In an unusual statement on Wednesday, it seemed to promote anticonsumerism, while inadvertently recognizing that American importers and consumers are those who pay tariffs, not foreign nations and exporters.

“Someone said: Oh, the shelves will be open,” he said at his cabinet meeting. “Well, maybe the children have two dolls instead of 30 dolls, you know, and maybe the two dolls will cost a couple more dollars than they would normally do.”