President Donald Trump had difficulty calculating how to stop his phone to sound on Friday during a press conference of an oval office, which was supposed to be nuclear power. It is only the latest remembrance that the 78-year-old president has never been great with technology.
Trump was in the midst of talking about the crippling rates he imposed on goods in the United States – which had already raised prices to products for many US consumers – when his phone sounded during the White House event.
“Oh, it’s a phone call, are you upset?” Trump said jokingly while retaking his iPhone. Trump looked at his phone and slipped to the right, which is usually the way you answer a phone call, don’t send it to a voicemail.
“Okay, it’s just a congressman,” Trump said with a raw smile, fixing the phone on his desk. One of the reporters in the room seemed to ask “Who was it?” And Trump replied “I let you know,” but then didn’t tell anyone.
Not even 10 seconds passed before the phone sounded again and he picked up the phone, word of mouth, saying “It’s a different congressman.” Trump seemed to have more luck in silence by silent on the second attempt, pushing the side buttons a few times to try to properly turn off the bell. Again, Trump didn’t call the one who called him.
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There is no evidence that Trump has ever sat down in front of a computer to do a proper job (Gizmodo has researched that question Back in 2016). It is known that Trump dictates his tweets during the day, choosing to send them themselves late in the evening. And when Trump was tried for his many crimes in 2022, his personal lawyer Alina Habba reportedly told the New York court that he does not use email or texts.
“President Trump doesn’t email. He doesn’t text a message. And he doesn’t have a work computer at home or anywhere,” Habba said, according to CNN. Habba now serves as the acting US lawyer for the district of New Jerseyerze.
Trump lives in a tea -nican packed world, which often seems perplexing him most often. While staging a commercial for Elon Musk’s cars at the White House back in March, Trump has fomedly lit a “all computer” while sitting in Tesla. Everything is actually a computer, Mr. President, and you seem to fight with those.
Trump also spoke in a very clumsy way about cryptocurrencies, especially when he opposed things like Bitcoin. The president changed his tune as soon as he learned that it could help make him literally billions of dollars, according to CBS News. And Trump even hosted a dinner for some of the biggest buyers of his own Cryptocurrency $ Trump on Thursday night in one of the most shockingly corrupt Moves once made by a sitting president.
Trump spent the morning threatening a special rate of 25% to Apple because of his decision to relocate production facilities to India rather than the United States, which the president said on Friday in the Oval Office, that a rate is likely to start “at the end of June,” and Trump seemed to suggest that Apple has no problem in moving factories to the United States, as everything is automated. A reporter asked how Apple could afford that “price in the United States.”
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“Many are so computerized now. These plants are wonderful if you look at them,” Trump said. This, of course, contradicts the apparent reason for Trump’s insistence that companies must relocate to US shores. He says that these are jobs, when it really seems to take root in his fundamental misunderstandings about how modern economies work. All Trump is concerned with trade deficits, and constantly relates to any trade deficit as a cash manual to other countries that are obviously not.
Trump was frustrated with Apple’s Director General Tim Cook, saying he has a “understanding” of bringing his plants to the United States instead of relocating them from China to India. “I said, it’s good to go to India, but you won’t sell here without rates. And that’s,” Trump said.
Maybe if Trump was more pleased to cook (and God knows that big technological guys as he tried to buy his way to this administration), the Director General of Apple could help the president ascertain how to silence his phone during important meetings.
