toobfreak
Tungsten/Glass Member
What have you got against notes? At least he's not pulling "facts" out of his ass.Well, for him, the questions on immigration and the crowd at the border were probably the hardest, because he didn't have all the answers yet. His explanations about what is going on made sense, and it was good to get some straight answers about what they're doing.I watched it all...frankly I thought the first time he was asked that was the hardest question for him.Is that all of it you saw?which question was the challenging one? The one when someone asked if he was going to run for re-election? Or the reported that asked the follow up, are you going to run for re-election?I thought he did a good job. No teleprompter, challenging questions.I was watching it on my tablet. Got his take on how great things are on UE cause he's POTUS. He was about to start taking questions from the press when I got a black screen and silence.
Anyone watching??
What do you think the hardest one was?
If he didnt have the answers why was he reading his notes?
It was supposed to be a presser,not a read from my notes to answer questions that I already know are coming.
Yes, why was Joe reading from a paper with names on it, the order to call them and what the questions would be much less the answers?