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“HUH?”: Trump Stunned Mid-Interview As He Realizes That His Policies Are Contradictory [MUST WATCH]

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Former President Donald Trump spoke to Fox News host Bret Baier about his stance on the death penalty for drug dealers, during which he highlighted his efforts in freeing non-violent inmate Alice Johnson. However, Baier pointed out that Johnson would have been subject to execution under Trump’s proposed plan for convicted drug dealers, leading to an awfully uncomfortable moment for the former president.

In the interview, Baier asked Trump about his previous statements regarding the death penalty for drug dealers. Trump responded, stating, “That’s the only way you’re gonna stop it,” arguing that drug dealers cause significant harm and even claimed that “a drug dealer will kill approximately 500 people during the course of his or her life.”

Baier then mentioned the First Step Act, a criminal justice reform that Trump supported, and brought up critics’ concerns about the release of individuals who later committed serious crimes. Baier cited examples such as Joel Francisco, who was released in 2019 and allegedly committed murder, as well as Paul Moore, a drug trafficker who received a reduced sentence and was involved in a fatal shooting.

Trump shifted the conversation to non-violent crimes and specifically mentioned Alice Johnson, a woman he had freed and subsequently pardoned for her involvement in cocaine trafficking. Baier pointed out that Johnson would have faced execution under Trump’s proposed plan. Trump seemed confused initially, but Baier clarified that as a drug dealer, Johnson would have been subject to the death penalty.

Trump then reconsidered his position, stating that it would depend on the severity of the crime. However, Baier reminded him of Johnson’s involvement in a multi-million dollar cocaine ring. After some awkward moments, Trump said that his proposed policy would apply to any drug dealer, including Johnson. However, he asserted that Johnson would not have been in that situation if the death penalty had been in place.

The conversation concluded with Trump comparing Johnson’s treatment to his own, claiming that she was treated unfairly and received a harsh sentence. He emphasized that she was not a significant drug dealer and likened her experience to his own treatment. Trump highlighted his efforts in freeing Johnson and emphasized his belief that she had been treated unjustly, noting her 48-year sentence.

(YWN World Headquarters – NYC)



17 Responses

  1. INTERESTING that ywn is imitating cnn and all other goyish lying sites to twist everything in the most exaggerateed way. ANYBODY watching can see how ywn is just looking for false attention. ?ככל הגוים בית ישראל?
    SHAME ON YOU!

  2. Politicians are supposed to act as if they are oblivious to the fact their policies are contradictory and make no sense. This is normal behavior. It almost defines what makes some a politician. It is true regardless of ideology. Occasionally there will be a politician who has well thought out, consistent policies, but usually they are unable to get their names on the ballot and are never taken seriously.

  3. Great questions but he answered nicely. He said (as heard by anyone actually paying careful unbiased attention), that his answer was that he DOES NOT support executing current convicted drug dealers. His whole point is that IF we would institute a death penalty, regular non-insanely-hardened-criminal people would not dare to get involved with dealing drugs in the first place (and killing them now would just be unfair, and the fear factor could be accomplished well by simply instituting the law on a from-here-on-in basis).
    I agree with him (if anyone cares, lol), and I think it’s a great point. I also agree that a death penalty would be great — we need to think about the victims here, not the rotzchim….
    Anyways, that’s neither here nor there; the questions were masterfully planned and asked, and he did fluster the former president a bit — I think that’s why he wasn’t so clear and didn’t double down on his answer (instead going off on a tangent… though he always does that, lol, ‘sparta why we love ‘im).
    I agree with the post above that these policy arguments are great….
    Trump Haley 2024!!!!!!

  4. Contradictory?? He literally answered the question… “if there was a death penalty, that woman would not have been a drug dealer”. And how right he is. Interesting that China has no drug problem… Maybe they are doing something right.. could it be a tougher stance on crime?? And I 100% agree with Mike234. YWN becomes more and more left wing as time goes on. It’s really unfortunate!

  5. I disagree. Anyone in a leadership position whether its a parent, rebbi, teacher or the president will often make rules, and decisions that are contradictory or not applied evenly or fairly.

  6. Is Mr Trump such an important person that we need to read about every minutia he belches out? Can we forget about him for a short while & read about something else going on in the world? Imagine he didn’t exist, what would you be interested about? All day YWN bolts out the latest Trump hock which is all meaningless & repetitive but I guess still interesting to people.

  7. Trump thinks he did well in the the Brett Baier interview. He actually provided testimony that will be used against him in his upcoming trial.

  8. Typical anti trump propaganda!

    He answered the stirah up front and right away.
    A good kasha, but an even better terutz

  9. Mike234

    ככל הגוים בית ישראל?

    This IS trump and trumpism with MAGA. Yiddin have no business and no moral right to support a bigot and baal gaivah. He’s so egocentric, you have no idea what he’ll do the next minute to preserve the TRUMP name!

    Shame on his supporters…

  10. He was caught off guard, but there’s a good answer there that he didn’t say clear enough.

    He’s saying he wouldn’t go retroactive, and right now it’s not considered a major crime by many people, but once it’s elevated to that degree most people who did it till now won’t do it in the first place.

  11. If he’s in favor of a death sentence although she wouldn’t have got killed because she committed the crime before the law ever started she still shouldn’t have ever been freed for a crime that has death sentence potential.

  12. @Just_Saying…..: I don’t understand what you mean. It wouldn’t be fair… the point is the death penalty would be a lmaan yishmi’u viyira’u type of penalty… so it wouldn’t be fair not to let her out at this point if she was treated unfairly…
    And to all the commenters above who said the same explanation as I did, I’m happy we’re all in agreement here.
    @ccb45: What are you saying!?!? We should be ashamed!?!? And you want us to support a party that would glorify POST-BIRTH Abortion as soon as the American libbies catch up in liberalness to their international counterparts, goddammit!?!? WE SHIULD BE ASHAMED!?!?

  13. ccb45
    ככל הגוים בית ישראל? The way ywn is twisting his words. like the non jewish papers who are and always were full with sheker. nothing to do with TRUMP. How about ywn ignores him for 30 days!

  14. Wow this is great exposes the narcissistic minuval as a politician. Someth8ng he always caliper not to be. He says talking points that will resonate with his base. “Hu oh that uhm yes”.. best clip I have seen in a while

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