Trump news on Youtube Feb 1 2019

A ver si luego no quiere también intervenir, digo, exigir el respeto a los derechos humanos en México… mientras tanto, el presidente Donald Trump se conforma con que, debido al alza de homicidios reportados en nuestro país (según sus cuentas, estamos per que Afganistán),  se construya el muro fronterizo

Como ya es una tradición (pero de las más gachas), Trump se aventó sus tuits mañaneros y en esta ocasión (otra vez), fueron para señalar por qué es urgente –según él– que se construya el muro fronterizo México-Estados Unidos

Entre muchas razones para que se otorgue financiamiento para concretar su promesa de campaña, el republicano refirió estadísticas que indican que, en 2018, los asesinatos en nuestro país tuvieron un incremento del 33% con relación al año anterior

Tanta muerte violenta (33 mil 341 casos registrados), "es una gran contribución a la crisis humanitaria que tiene lugar en nuestra frontera sur y luego se extiende por todo nuestro país

Peor que en Afganistán. Muchas causadas por drogas, ¡el muro está construyéndose"", escribió Trump en su cuenta Twitter

De acuerdo con Trump, con el incremento de 33% en asesinatos en México, ninguna persona "en su sano juicio" tendría alguna razón para oponerse a la construcción del muro fronterizo… así que "la construcción ha comenzado y no se detendrá hasta que esté terminada", remató en otro tuitazo

Pero bien, será muy manchado y todo el presidente de Estados Unidos… pero, lamentablemente tiene razón

No en que sea urgente el muro fronterizo, sino en lo relacionado con el número de muertes en nuestro país, en comparación con Afganistán… al menos si tomamos en cuenta los datos que ofrece Semáforo Delictivo y los pronósticos que por ahí de junio lanzaba Uppsala Conflict Data Program

El dato al que hizo referencia Trump fue el que hace unos días dio a conocer Semáforo Delictivo: 2018 fue el peor de los últimos 20 años para México, en cuestión de violencia: se rompió récord, con 28 mil 816 carpetas por homicidios, y con más de 33 mil víctimas por hechos violentos… lo que equivale a 90 muertes por día

Por otra parte, según Business Insider (con datos de Uppsala Conflict Data Program), en agosto del año pasado se preveía que la cifra de asesinatos en Afganistán "apenas" rebasara 20 mil, esto incluyendo civiles y combatientes, de ambos lados

Recordemos que este país lleva varios años en guerra  y que 2017 lo cerró con cerca de 19 mil decesos

Y nosotros si guerra (en teoría), pero alcanzando esas cifras criminales… algo, definitivamente, no está bien

For more infomation >> En asesinatos México está "peor que Afganistán", asegura Trump - Duration: 3:10.

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One Of Trump's Biggest Job Creating Promises Just Combusted Before His Eyes - Duration: 4:05.

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Pelosi 'Slurs' Bible Quote To Prove Trump's Wrong On Illegals & Wall, Gets Destroyed - Duration: 5:15.

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Top Defense Official: Trump Does Not Need Congress to Build Border Wall - Duration: 1:38.

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Pelosi: There Is Not Going To Be Any Wall Money, Trump's 'New Plan' Shuts Her Up - Duration: 5:35.

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'I never did speak to Stone on Wikileaks,' Trump told NYTimes - Duration: 2:44.

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Trump pushes for border wall after major fentanyl bust - Duration: 0:56.

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Trump wants "big deal" with China or he will "postpone" it - Duration: 1:47.

now as trade talks extremely high-stakes ones at that between the US and China

Rumble on in Washington President Trump has waded in he's saying he would either

strike what he calls a very big trade deal with China or simply postpone it

for now for more on this and other news from around the world let's turn to our

know Adam so Adam what's the latest we're hearing our president Trump has

signaled that trade offs in Washington are going well but he did say the US

will not reach any final trade agreement with China until he sits down again with

President seizing ping I think that probably the final deal will be made if

it's made will be made between myself and President Xi

he also said any deal made with China would be a big one but added he is

willing to wait for that to happen a very big deal or it's gonna be a deal

that will just postpone for a little while when asked if he was willing to

delay the March 2nd deadline on imposing tariffs on Chinese imports Trump said he

didn't know he received a letter from Chinese president sitting sitting ping

sent via Beijing's Vice Premier knew her whom Trump met on Thursday in the letter

she pledged to stay in close communication with the Trump

administration and expressed hopes that both sides can't reach an agreement

expectations of the world's two biggest economies clinching any comprehensive

deal over the next month are low the u.s. is essentially demanding China to

lower its economic aspirations and claiming it is stealing American

intellectual property Beijing vehemently denies these allegations and is unlikely

to easily give in to Washington's demands

For more infomation >> Trump wants "big deal" with China or he will "postpone" it - Duration: 1:47.

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Turns Out Wife of DOJ Official Bruce Ohr Investigated Trump's Kids for Fusion GPS - Duration: 3:14.

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Trump Blindsides California Democrats – Drops Verdict On Liberal 9th Circuit - Duration: 1:50.

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Eric Trump Sends His Father An Urgent Border Demand – Do You Agree With Him? - Duration: 2:16.

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Trump-Daughter Relationship (Disturbing) - Duration: 2:32.

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Donald Trump: 'The Wall Is Getting Done One Way Or The Other!' — Pelosi Freaks - Duration: 4:20.

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After Gay Actor Claims He Was Attacked By Trump Fans, Police Drop A Truth BOMSHELL - Duration: 2:20.

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Obama's CIA Chief Just Shredded Trump For Claiming He's Smarter Than U.S. Intel Leaders - Duration: 2:29.

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After Congress Fails To Fund Wall – Trump Blindsides Congress With Border Hammer - Duration: 3:22.

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What happens when Trump goes off script? - Duration: 4:18.

- [Trump] My fellow Americans,

tonight I am speaking to you--

- A lot of people have criticized

the president's use of language.

- He speaks like everybody else.

- Oddly adolescent.

- Not the typical vague and politically correct.

- But really the president's use

of language depends on the audience.

There are unscripted moments where

he feeds off the energy from the crowd.

- [Trump] Any guy that can do a body slam, he's my kind.

- Twitter and more formal

or scripted responses like the address he gave

from the Oval Office over border security

and the State of the Union.

- [Trump] Mr. Speaker, Mr. Vice President,

members of Congress.

- So we talked to two language experts

to determine what impact these different

platforms can have on those listening.

- [Gomez] Language is purposeful and it's never innocent.

When he's talking from a script,

we can see that he's more measured, more deliberate.

- [Trump] The United States needs a physical barrier,

needs a wall to stop illegal immigration and to halt dead--

- Here, you see him look up

from his prepared statement.

- [Trump] You have human traffickers.

It's a thing that's horrible.

Think of it, human trafficking.

- [Gomez] Sometimes in communicating in trying to persuade,

we use a pallette of words that convey different emotions.

And speaking off the cuff then that person is coloring

the message with a lot of emotion and a lot of passion.

- After comparing different videos

of the president, Mr. Gomez had a few takeaways.

Scripted speeches aren't natural to the president

and he often looks tense because he's reading

another person's words that have been written for him.

His language is more effective off-script

when he can feed of the energy of a crowd.

Using emotionally descriptive words is used to persuade.

It seems like the president empathizes emotion

even more when he's tweeting.

- [Ott] There's a very strong structural similarity

between the way the president speaks naturally

and his use of Twitter.

- Brian Ott has studied the relationship

between rhetoric and media for over 20 years and

he's the co-author of a book titled The Twitter Presidency.

- [Ott] This is why, however, he's so effective on Twitter

because with it's 280 character cap

it's impossible to say anything complex.

- According to Dr. Ott's analysis,

Twitter is his most effective form of communication

because the platform mirrors the way he speaks naturally,

short and not complex.

And he often uses negative or degrading rhetoric on Twitter

because it travels faster and further on social media.

Compartmentalizing these forms of communication

is something the president uses again and again.

- [Trump] Earlier today there was a horrific shooting

targeting and killing Jewish Americans.

This wicked act, hard to believe.

- [Gomez] It looked very clearly teleprompted

so he was reading the lines that were prepared for him

and it was informative and evaluative.

- And now take a look at how he speaks

when he's answering questions from reporters.

- [Reporter] Mr. President, do you think

you need to revisit gun laws?

- [Trump] Well again, this has little to do with it

if you take a look if they had protection inside,

the results would have been far better.

- [Gomez] The second video clip, it lacked data.

He basically was providing a point of view.

- On Twitter, the president

blamed the Pittsburgh shooting on the media.

- [Ott] Every time the president speaks in impromptu or

in extemporaneous situation, I'm talking about

press conferences, campaign rallies, Twitter,

he is only addressing 38 to 48% of the public.

And that group in particular is angry.

- [Trump] I thought her testimony was very compelling,

very fine woman.

- [Gomez] That's what the president is very good at.

He knows his audience and he has the ability

to use the right tools in order to communicate his ideas.

- [Trump] 36 years ago this happened.

How did you get home?

I don't remember.

How did you get there?

I don't remember.

I don't know, I don't know. (crowd cheering)

- [Gomez] One of the principles of communication is

that the speaker already knows the response

that he's trying to get from the listener.

And the message is complete only

when the listener hears it and reacts appropriately.

- And it's probably safe to assume

that this president won't be the last president

to use different modes of communicating

to spread different messages far and wide.