Donald Trump Embarrasses Himself During Remarks To Pro-Ukraine Conference

Last updated on July 17th, 2023 at 06:12 pm

Donald Trump humiliated himself today with a barrage of awkward embarrassments while he was addressing a pro-Ukranian conference by video in Kiev.

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It looks like a bad Saturday Night Live sketch, but the video above is really Donald Trump looking like a fool while complaining about the sound system and apparently waiting for a language translation that doesn’t exist. Trump’s remarks contained several awkward and uncomfortable pauses.

The big takeaway from this video is that when Trump’s sentences are slowed down, he is not able to distort and distract with a barrage of gibberish, so it is clear that he is saying nothing.

The video speech, which was promoted as a huge event, was given in Kiev, and featured such Trump gems as, “It is a big problem… and it’s a problem that is taking place all over the world with respect to the United Sates. There is a lack of respect for our president and there is a lack of respect for the government itself.”

In short, the speech was five minutes plus of Trump very slowly revealing that he knows less than nothing about foreign policy. In the bizarre timeline of the strange rise of Donald Trump, today’s fiasco is definitely a major highlight. After watching Trump look like a total amateur, it makes perfect sense why he conducts most of his media interviews by telephone.

His performance was embarrassing. Trump had zero political skills and was unable to overcome the slightest obstacle. When the billionaire was taken out of his controlled environment, he was exposed.

Donald Trump is on top of the Republican polls. He is poised to become the leader of the Republican Party, and he just gave one of the most embarrassing speeches you will ever see.

Jason Easley

Jason is the managing editor. He is also a White House Press Pool and a Congressional correspondent for PoliticusUSA. Jason has a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science. His graduate work focused on public policy, with a specialization in social reform movements.

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