"CNN cut off President Donald Trump during a speech he gave earlier today at the Kennedy Center because he was rambling incoherently about things he saw on TV, Nicolas Maduro dancing, trans women in sports, selling Boeing planes, and the anniversary of January 6 (which is today), which prompted Trump to again falsely claim that Joe Biden stole the 2020 election from him."
""My wife hates when I do this," Trump said at one point in the speech, doing his bizarre impersonation of a trans weightlifter. "She said, 'It's so unpresidential.'" "She hates it when I dance," he continued, referring to how he dances to "YMCA" at his rallies. "She said, 'It's so unpresidential.'" "Could you imagine FDR dancing?" he said, referring to President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Roosevelt was paralyzed from the waist down."
"Trump called himself "the king" and then claimed he won an award called "Salesman of the Year" for selling Boeing planes - though a quick Google search turns up no stories about this award - before switching tracks to talk about tariffs. He claimed there is a "tariff shelf" where extra money for the federal government appears, that the people who work for him don't know about it, and that he has to remind them to "check" it regularly."
CNN cut the broadcast of President Donald Trump's speech at the Kennedy Center after he delivered a series of incoherent, contextless anecdotes. He described things he saw on TV, Nicolas Maduro dancing, trans women in sports, selling Boeing planes, and the anniversary of January 6, then repeated a false claim that Joe Biden stole the 2020 election. He performed an impersonation of a trans weightlifter and said his wife finds his dancing unpresidential while referencing dancing to "YMCA" at rallies. He claimed a nonexistent "Salesman of the Year" award for selling Boeing aircraft and described a "tariff shelf" where extra government money appears. He rambled about auto-pens and a general before CNN cut the feed and said it would continue to monitor the president.
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