That the viral Trump tweets for the impayment of presidents if DOW the fall is fake

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President Donald Trump has announced extremely high tariffs for goods coming from almost every country in the world Wednesdaysending global markets to the toilet. Dow has declined over 1600 points on Thursday, and Tweet, which seems to be coming from Trump, has become viral after the President’s unexplained actions on the US economy crater. But we regret to inform you that a tweet you see everywhere is completely fake.

Screen photo of Trump’s estimated tweet read“If Dow falls 1000 points in two days, the president must be prevented immediately!” The tweet seems to have a date on November 6, 2012, when Barack Obama was president. But there is absolutely no evidence that this is real.

Bundles actually debunked him first Back in 2018When it seems that this fake screen of this Trump tweet was created. At that time, around 11 October 2018, the industrial average of Dow Jones had just lost 1378 points. And Trump was known critical of President Obama, even claiming he was not born in the United States and was therefore disqualified by president.

Trump was president in 2018, so the ironic tweet that appeared since 2012, claiming that he should be impelled, seemed appropriately cheerful, given his tendency to be constantly hypocritical. But this one was too good to be true.

Photoshopped Tweed made to look like Donald Trump but actually fake
Photoshopped tweet made to look like Donald Trump, but it’s actually fake. Screen Photo: Twitter

Trump has a long history of tweaking completely untied things, but now he uses the truth socially as a major means of unleashing idiotic reflections in the world. Just this morning, Trump twees a quirky screed for all the drops that seemed a message about his tariffs.

“The surgery is over! The patient has lived and healed. The prognosis is that the patient will be far more strong, greater, better and more resistant than ever. Make America great again !!!” Trump writes around 8:33 in the morning andAbout an hour before the US markets are open.

Trump seemed to be trying to say that his tariff plan was some kind of surgical procedure, which would be painful at first but produces good results. The President tried to use the same analogy on Thursday afternoon as he left for LIV GOLF TOURNAMENT In his resort Doral in Miami, Florida.

Reporter: Markets are down today. The oldest day of years. Because of the tariffs. So, how is it going?

Trump: I think it goes very well. It was an operation like when the patient was operated on.

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– Aaron Rupar (@Atrupar.com)) April 3, 2025 at 11:52

But he is the only one who makes this argument. Economists quite universally agree that his tariff plan makes no sense. Trump slaps tariffs of about 10-50% on all goods entering the US, something that is guaranteed to raise prices.

The idea, as Trump claims, is that high tariffs will force countries to bring in production jobs to the United States, creating jobs. But in a globalized economic environment, you do not want a country to try to self -manage and produce literally everything it does. Trump does not seem to give way to the rates that should come into force at 12:01 pm ET on Saturday, April 5S

The United States will become much more poor if Trump made his way. But it is also important to focus on the real things that come out of the mouth of the president of our garbage only if we have the right understanding of the world. Trump did not say that if Dow drops 1000 points, the president should be obstructed immediately. But that doesn’t mean it’s a bad idea.

 
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