Donald Trump is akin to a cult leader and his supporters are reminiscent of disciples of a sect, according to a religious studies scholar. "The authority that a cult leader exercises comes from his self-ascribed role as the one true information source for his followers. In the tape, President Trump could be heard bragging about groping and making unwanted advances on women and saying he was such a "star" that he could grab women "by the p***y". Despite the fact a second season had already been announced, CNN dropped him in June after he called President Trump a "piece of sh**" and "an embarrassment to humankind" on Twitter. His comments were triggered by President Trump insulting London mayor Sadiq Khan and promoting his travel ban in the immediate wake of the terror attack in London Bridge.
North Korea 'trying to work out if Donald Trump is crazy', says US negotiator
Pyongyang wants to know if US President Donald Trump is "crazy", according to a senior US academic who has held secret back channel talks with North Korean officials four times over the past year. "They want to know if he's crazy…or if this is just an act," Suzanne DiMaggio, a director at the New America think tank told Politico in an interview. In meetings spanning Geneva, Pyongyang, Oslo and Moscow, North Koreans have focused on the president's "erratic behaviour," she said. "They really want to know what his end game is."They have raised Mr Trump's domestic troubles, including the investigation into possible campaign collusion with Russia and its potential threat to his presidency, and questioned Mr Trump's undercutting of his Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, asking if it is a game of "good cop, bad cop". For years Ms DiMaggio, who specialises in talking with rogue regimes, and Joel Wit, a former US diplomat who founded the influential North Korea-monitoring website 38North, have been quietly meeting the North Koreans to talk about their nuclear programme.
Donald Trump says his approval rating could be in the 50s despite 'fake news claiming they're in the 30s'
as informed in Donald Trump has blasted "fake news" for reporting on his low approval ratings. Protesters burn Donald Trump effigy in the PhilippinesAnalytics of the polls by the website FiveThirtyEight showed Mr Trump's average approval rating sitting around 38 per cent. Mr Trump later said that it was the "worst call" he had had so far. Reuters15/17 Claiming there had been 3 million 'illegal votes' Donald Trump was never very happy about losing the popular vote to Hillary Clinton by 2.8 million ballots. Relatedly, Mr Trump also claimed that it stopped raining in Washington at the moment he was inaugurated.Donald Trump says something that isn't true 5.5 times a day. Every day.
Call it what you want, but there's one indisputable fact: Donald Trump does a stunning amount of it. By the Fact-Checker's estimates, Trump -- if he keeps up his current pace -- will blow past 2,000 misstatements and/or untruths in his first year in office. The President of the United States has misled or lied more than 1,600 times since January 20. "Fake news," Moore insisted -- and lots and lots of people believe him. And Trump violates that, on average, 5.5 times a day.
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