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The President’s controversial proposals receive global attention.
US President Donald Trump has occupied newspapers since his return to the White House.
It seems that he enjoys any opportunity to absorb and anger, and perhaps most importantly, controlling the media’s narration.
Whether this indicates that Canada has become the 51st American state, or plans to rename the Gulf of Mexico, or threaten military acquisition of Greenland, Trump dominates international news.
But the White House had to walk in many of its statements, as employees stood to obtain answers to a flood of inquiries.
So, can the Trump administration maintain the dismantling speed of the changes? What are the risks in perpetuating the media strategy that is uncompromising?
Introduction:
Elizabeth Buranam
Guests:
Alex Essencat – A great political correspondent from Axius, who covers the White House Trump and the Republican Party
Peter Oborn – a columnist in the Middle East and author of how Trump thinks
Eric Ham – American political analyst and former Congress employee
