The greatest 👍 achievements and 👎 failures of the Trump administration - VisualPolitik EN
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- Опубликовано: 16 ноя 2020
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This video is neither for nor against the 45th President of the United States, Donald J. Trump. Many of you will see it and like the result, others will surely not. Many of you will think that we have left things out. Or that we've been too hard or too complimentary.
What we have tried to do with this video is to examine and analyze the main results of one of the most controversial administrations in the entire political history of the United States. What economic results has Trump achieved in the last four years? What have been his main successes and what has been his main failures? In this video, we give you the main details of Donald Trump's term in the Oval Office.
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I'm soooooooo fucking glad someone is making vids like these man, like seriously everyone blindly either hates or loves this dude like you need to look on both sides of this spectrum of performance to determine if you're worthy of a second term not just "Imma vote for him because he's on my team" or "Imma vote gainst him because hes not" like dude
Thats why I'm really not pleased with biden's election as well(I'm not a trump supporter).
Cause it really made it look like people just wanted him out and would even Vote a dog if it meant trump would go.
And if Biden was a republican be would have been sk badly treated dud to his past.But since he is a democrat peopl just ignore it.
But Trump really screwed everything up with the covid and voter fraud so I guess it was better that he is out from power.
The lesser of two evils
What I do is vote for the better person so I look at what’s happening
As it turns out Trump was an Einstein in comparison to the corrupt corpse that is Biden.
He’s not hitler and he’s not an angle. I liked him until his last days but I believe we needed him and he did lasting good and no lasting harm
@@40klegion78 no he didn’t… you literally wasn’t paying attention to this video at all
huh, I was honestly expecting a firestorm in the comments or seeing a polarizing battle in the like/dislike section.
Yeah, i´m surprised the rabid Trump fans arent appearing..
This isn't the sort of channel that draws their attention, sorry guys.
Most viewers would be level headed, with a fairly decent education. And not the type that's drive by passion and feelings instead of logic and rational thinking.
@@mathewpoole3589 I am quite surprised as well. True what you say, but I have found that rabid Trump supporters suddenly turn up in the most surprising places.
@@stevenponte6655
True, I have seen them tear into a paw patrol channel
I guess even the Trump supporters have given up on Trump after the election lol.
I agree with some of your points and disagree with others. But that's not important. What's really important is that you guys try to talk about the actual issues instead of the hyperbole around them. Thank you for this bit of sanity
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How do you disagree with a fact? You can only either acknowledge it or ignore it. There is nothing to agree with or disagree with. Facts are facts.
You're welcome.
@@ClydeusMaximus 👍
Totally agree
@@aranso
Between 2016 and 2019 temporary visas are up by 5% under the Trump administration compared to Obama's and your point would be valid if that was the trend across the board but stats for all other Visas approved between 2016 and 2019 have fallen considerably.
Permanent residency visas -13%
Refugees - 65%
Student visas -2%
www.bbc.com/news/election-us-2020-54638643
231 likes 😆 anyone else care to have a shot at explaining how any of you think conflating facts with points is a reasonable position to hold in what is potentially the most dangerous time for democracy the nation has ever seen?
Remember when he repealed and replaced Obamacare, yeah me neither.
It's as if... He lied 😲
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Remember when the GOP wrote the ACA in order to use it as a stepping stone for medicare for all?
Remember when he tried to buy Greenland out of nowhere? Yea, that was weird.
@@00chla50 buying shit in the north isn't as weird as you think if you look at history
Exactly. ALL leaders have their own successes and failures. No leader is a saint.
also satan have success and failure ... god also is not a saint... to be neutral in the face of high crimes of high people is selling your soul to the devil. this video is stupid. hitler, stalin and mao are also successful with failure.
@@greggvillanueva1291 it just shows trumps successes and failures. Thats it. They are not being biased in any way. All sides say trump is perfect or completely evil with no good deeds. Be grateful that for once there are still people who are humble and willing enough to view things in multiple angles.
The way I see it Trump will be seen as a hero to those who are tired of the war crimes. Which I've learned a lot of people overseas are dead tired of America's war crimes.
With that said, most other people will hate Trump in both the US and overseas. The US will hate him for emboldening racism and spewing verbal attacks towards many celebrity and political figures, shutting down the government for weeks to not build a wall that nobody paid for, silencing the press, promoting disinformation in the press and media, blatantly exposing citizens and his administration to covid, overthrowing democracy to suppress voters to slow down an election he knew he would lose, being the first president to not concede (still telling people he won an election he lost) and lying/being deceitful about economic growth.
Overseas people will hate him for killing off most relations with foreign countries, disregarding climate change, creating a very sore looking divide politically among Americans, kissing up to dictators, overthrowing democracy and pushing an authoritarian agenda in view of countries who know how dangerous that is, and basically making China stronger.
@@DevilJin01 well the problem is trumps solution for the mess the US created in the middle east by just leaving is making matters only worse
I commented negatively when Simeon left as host of this channel, but now I am open up to this guy. Well done.
Wait, why did he leave?
@@dukes1993724
Managing 9 channels to much for even Simeon?
@@jamesbuck2378 He managed 9 different channels? I swear I’ve only seen him on 2-3 at most.
@@dukes1993724 geographics, biographics, business blaze, megaprojects, today I found out, top tenz, side projects. I might be missing some
@King Cat he’s got a new channel in more like podcast form that’s talked only politics so far. Pretty odd because I saw him say he’s not into it as well.
In a nutshell, what ails America is itself. Hamstringing the competition doesn't make you more competitive. Training harder and running faster yourself is the only real long term solution.
In a nut shell its a video of babbling. Every economic argument starts out with ontological questions. What is good? Is it good to lower immediate costs and trade with China to free us of opportunity costs to devote resource to make our own? When there were medical shortages with COVID , the risk re
Is it good to have full employment or is it better to raise the threshold of success by forcing failures? To assert anyone of these things is true at all times is babbling. Bankrupting half the population continuously may give rise to tyranny, and misery as we saw in Wiemar. The old saying that one may not take the mill stones in pledge is the idea of not destroying industrial capacity. Continuous negligible unemployment may not also be a good idea given their will be no coercive force to cause people to be more productive. Why work hard if you may just find jobs falling from the sky?
The problem it seems to me that is in 2008 the politically connected decided it was working class people that were the failures . If the market said so they would have often gone bankrupt , but they decided that the government should make them whole which by default shifted the economic blame to labor, not the large FIRE sector of the economy.
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@@gwynedd1 The Rep and Dem all have different idea about how it should be, the Reps like to promote themselves as "less deficit", the dems as "more spending". But somehow the Rep has manage to create deficit with little spending, untill you realized that it's not less spending, they spend more, a lot more, just not any the economy itself or their own population.
How to deal with America's problem:
Health insurance has to be mandatory. All hospital and pharmaceutical company has to charge government fixed price. No more using taxpayer's money to please insurance company greed.
No more stupid war.
Tax out going investment, exempt in coming investment. China has this policy.
65% or more tax bracket for all dividend income, 0% reinvestment tax.
Unemployment, dying sick children with no health care, endless bloodshed in foreign land will all be a distant memory, imagine an USA like that.
Or at least, can i just have bill Clinton back?
@@bachvandals3259
"The Rep and Dem all have different idea about how it should be, the Reps like to promote themselves as "less deficit", the dems as "more spending". But somehow the Rep has manage to create deficit with little spending, untill you realized that it's not less spending, they spend more, a lot more, just not any the economy itself or their own population. "
its far too simplistic to look at the budget deficit. If the government spends money then the contractors and state employees become de facto tax collectors. They take more stuff. If the government lowers taxes then likewise there will be a deficit but the buying power will be for private citizens. I mused that in 2008 that some people would have been agreeable to having a committee figure our what people should be buying as Obama was begging banks to make loans. Well, you could just give people the money and let them figure out what to do with the surplus. So "the deficit" is just printing money. It does not indicate who is getting that increased buying power.
"Tax out going investment, exempt in coming investment. China has this policy.
65% or more tax bracket for all dividend income, 0% reinvestment tax.
Unemployment, dying sick children with no health care, endless bloodshed in foreign land will all be a distant memory, imagine an USA like that.
Or at least, can i just have bill Clinton back?"
Bill Clinton managed to get the US into a war in Serbia , which took some doing given it was pre 9/11. So I have no idea what you think he would have done for us. The goal was to destabilize North Africa and the Middle East. Clinton would have been pressed into that goal with the magic of 9/11 and the Patriot Act.
I will agree I would certainly prefer to have the conditions of Bill Clinton presidency back. 9/11 was cultural poison.
@@gwynedd1 Deficit is not "printing more money". That's not how the banking system work, deficit is debt, ... Debt has interest. Interest which has to be paid eventually... by taxpayer, to someone.
In this case, random people in Europe and giantic Chinese banks.
I dont really care about "how" the economy is better, when it's better, it's better, the less debt, the better.
The war in Kosovo is nothing compare to the shitshow that bush drag america through in Iraq.
The republican pretend to understand rich people, rich people don't give back to society anything. Reduce corporate tax doesn't mean more job and higher pay, it mean that the ceo are giving more money to us. Shareholders brain can think as far as 6 month into the fucking future at best, if they are choosing between 2 ceo, the one that fire 1000 worker and lobby to reduce the company's taxes by 0.2% win the job.
I don't like paying taxes, i am not paying taxes now but if it can please the liberal so they dont burn half of my business down then i don't care what they use the money for.
Welcome to dying capitalism, where people pretend to work because there are nothing to do. People complaint about government contractors know nothing about government contractor. Why do they so inefficient? Because they're meant to be like that. Because having union waged people pretending to work on something is good for the economy. They are sitting around, don't do their job, get paid by hours. So, they can go home, think about buying a Ford, renovate their kitchen, replacing the AC... Hopefully making more job in the process.
Giving people free money mean businesses loss trust in the currency and raising prices.
And giving anything to the private sector mean outsourcing your money to Mexican migrant workers, killing your economy in the process while pumping money to foreign land.
I want the US to hamper the actions of the Chinese communist party. China has border disputes with 17 neigbours for instance.
He called Iran’s government theoretic, when I think he meant theocratic
It kinda is theoretic too. Theoretically, Iran is meant to have a government, but in reality, it is a religious nutjob with an army of killers supporting him.
@@MathiasGmail86 That sounds a lot like Trump too!
@@MathiasGmail86 I feel like many governments are crazy about a religion and use armies full ov killers (here in the US many think all Americans are Christian, we are not. Plus our military has always fought on foreign soil, mostly in South America for greedy reasons, so that is just killing & murder and not truly defending the freedom ov the American civilians)
If you are going into another country that makes that group the invaders.
Maybe I am looking to deeply into it. I have friends in Tehran (and a few other countries nearby) and it sounds similar to the state I live in. I am sure if has its flaws, every country does. But it is too easy to think ill on a place most have never even traveled too. I wish i had been able to visit Iran and other middle Eastern countries before I started a family, just far too busy now.
But I see where you are coming from. Dictators and governments ran by religious zealots are very scary (or atheist wackos too, any extreme ideology is dangerous). And sadly that form ov government exists and has for a long time, ran by religious leaders. It always ends in horrible corruption.
@@jaymevosburgh3660 you're right not all religious nutjobs have to be in a theocracy. india is full of ultra nationalist right wing hindus in high office determined to destroy basic freedoms and create a hindu caliphate of sorts.
@@ashman8891 what the heck dude, you
will speak anything without even getting your facts straight, In india there are so many other factors which contribute to the forming of government, and even france has got a liberal president, but even they are acting in the manner to save themselve_ from radical islam, that is what India is after fro; the start
China plays by diffirent rules. Lets get it clear
Yes agreed, There was nothing trump saying or doing was going to stop the takeover of Hong-Kong in my opinion....
@@hawkeye4659 Agreed. I'm also pretty sure that the USA has less of a responsibility towards Hong Kong than Britain does since they brokered the "one country, two systems" agreement and handed Hong Kong back to China. If China breaks the terms of that agreement, it should probably fall on Britain to enforce it, not the USA.
since when has the US played by the rules ?? They are much more than China that anyone in the US will ever admit. 2 sides of the "power hungry" coin
I disagree the trade war with China was a failure because it was more of a geopolitical move with a long term shift in relations. It was a symbolic gesture that pressure will be on China, regardless if there's cost, until they are willing to adhere to certain rules (respecting intellectual property, stop currency manipulation, etc). Its some of the only leverage the US has with China
Remarkable is that China even had to give up to relay on industrial espionage to develop their technology, which is a huge success.
Trump knew the companies were not coming back to the USA. He redid NAFTA before launching the trade war in the hopes that most would go to Mexico. Bring supply lines home while also stemming the flow of immigration from Mexico due to the lack of jobs.
But try telling the public you are going to launch a trade war to benefit Mexico.
much more than that. Geopolitics is changing , western world is finally figuring out that is better to go into conflict now when we still have leverage. All because America finally got a politician who is brave enough to do it. No other western country would have that much of influence on western world. To bad American people are swallowing huge pile of emotional manipulation from corrupt media and Big Tech . They even compare him with Hitler. Which is hilarious for us here in Europe.
@@darkomartinovic6475 Trump has caused more shit chaos at home than abroad. Just stay in your lane in Europe. America is ours to worry about.
maš pravdu ! národy medzi sebou potrebujú mier a v pokoji žiť aj spoznávať sa ,rusko,china , aj ostatné sa dá -len chcieť !
Fair and balanced, though I do think that the protests and his reaction to them should have been mentioned
which protests?
@@levspivak8759 hes most likely refering to the Protest after floyds death
Yeah - I should have added civil rights to the long list of things that were colossal failures of the Trump administration, which were glossed over, or totally unmentioned in this terribly unfair and unbalanced video.
Yeah
@@naiman4535 which civil rights?
Those were not protests, those were intentionally destructions of the country by anarchists, which should have been beaten down by the military. They totally destroyed a dozens of lives, both minority and not. The pressure on him was big because of the fake media but he should have been done it because of protecting the citizens
As a European, I can say that I don't like Donald Trump at all and, obviously, I avoid to express my true opinions about inner issues of the U.S.A. because, basically, I'm not American; instead I talk about his behavior in foreign policy: his arrogance and disrespect towards the historical allies of the U.S.A. both in occasion of international summits/bilateral meetings and in his trade policies have been really annoying and unfair... Well! At least now we understand that we can't always count on the U.S.A., specially because almost half of the American people still want that kind of person as a President and he or someone like him may be (re)elected in the not-so-far future. It's time that we Europeans start dealing with international issues authonomously again.
@Kay van Theodor We were lucky! He risked more than once to start a war menacing and insulting North Korean dictator (did you forget all that stuff? You were able to cut the tension with a knife!) and killing General Suleimani.
@@andreagullo1700 but he still didn't... Being able to suppress on of their top criminal general without retaliation is proof he did something right
It’s always good to be independent, but why are Europeans so obsessed with the geographic location of the countries? The US has allies in every corner of the world and that’s why it’s the only superpower. I think that the UK and Germany should ally with the US more than Italy or Greece as the partnership with the US is more beneficial economically and militarily.
America here; My deepest
apologies!!! I hope your opinion of us; U.S. has gotten better since President Biden has been in office! Those of us who care about our country and the world are doing all we can to defeat the sociopathic polices of the cult of trump! Please don't write us off yet! ❤ from USA.
Kinda curious to see how Europeans think of Trump after he called out Natos lack of readiness. Only for Nato to realize maybe we should re-arm after Russias "military exercise" in Ukraine.
Truth is Trump was never a 'true' Conservative: a Fiscal Conservative.
@charlielasers Or a nazi and misogynist
@@4th19th2 how is he a nazi? wheres your missing brain cells leftie
The only fiscal conservatives are a few libertarian Republicans. Most Republicans are not fiscal conservatives. Fighting 20 yr wars cost a shitload of money
@Night Rider good business man? 🤣😂 ah yes still believing in fairy tales
@Night Rider favoring his pocket and fucking the country, ah yes good business man
I like the budget backdrop of this studio: A laptop, a monitor, both hung on the wall, an old-school stage light, two speakers, an acoustic guitar and a palm tree.
Its not an old-school stage light...
...it's a search light!
Hans, getz zhe flugabwehrkanone!!!
@@SuperLusername Haha, great reply!
That thumbnail is my sleep paralysis demon during the Election Day
Dude, you're lucky, that abomination's been my sleep paralysis demon since Tuesday, November 8th, 2016
@@richardmillhousenixon ikr thank the lord times have changed
So, who stole my Amazon package??
*_throws box in dumpster_ What amazon package?
There's certainly a whole lot more to it than that regarding the C-virus deaths by national comparison. The US-health-care looks pretty unhealthy to me...
To be fair, trump was trying to move around parts of Obama care so it would function better, they were only able to repeal the mandate before they lost the house.
Even Obama said he knew Obama care was kinda garbage and that he got it through in the way he did so politicians would have to FIX it, not pass something else.
@@BeastinlosersHD The problem, and the reason only repealing the mandate passed, is that Trump and the Republicans tried to repeal the Affordable Care Act without having any kind of plan to replace it with. As imperfect as the ACA is, it is still better than what we had previously. Many millions more people are able to have affordable health coverage than were before. Three of my adult children have medical coverage now as a direct result of the ACA. My husband was able to leave his job for a higher paying job without me losing access to medical coverage for diabetic medications because of the ACA. The Republicans have had a decade to come up with something better. Trump has been promising to present his better and more affordable plan "in two weeks" for nearly four years. Until they come up with a real plan, fixing the imperfect plan that we have still seems like the better option.
@@BeastinlosersHD move around? He has been actively trying to remove it
@@BeastinlosersHD Move around??? He tried to get rid of it entirely and replace it with NOTHING. And when that didn't work he started constraining budgeting, made it nearly impossible for anyone with preexisting conditions, and so on.
Yes the ACA wasn't the greatest in the world but had potential to BUILD UP to something on par to every other developed nation. Trump effectively made it worse.
Didn't Trump also handicap Pandemic Response planning prior to the COVID-19 Pandemic by cutting funding?
Fair and balanced, lots missed out on both sides but in the interests of not having a 4 hour show seems well prioritised.
I think he was right to challenge China, even if he was heavy handed, but generally he benefited from inheriting a healthy economy. It's hard to think of any real positives that can be attributed to him and which aren't massively overshadowed by his obvious character flaws.
Makes you wonder, will Trumpism be the dominant strand of the Republican Party in the years to come. There's actually a great video that looks into the future of Trumpism and the Republican Party: ruclips.net/video/b_IgVhQ2IR8/видео.html&ab_channel=MyTake
Deregulation, energy independence? #Obama?
@@drunkensailor3736trumps personality defects aside i wouldn't mind if the Republican party took on a more populist outlook.
@@drunkensailor3736 I mean people only really like the guy cause he's funny, he's a businessman, and the economy did well until covid. Most people don't like his character flaws, but its something they tolerate because he does a good job.
Thatvis because his accomplishments are not even reported on.
The mediacompanies are owned by Biden sponsors and Chinese inversters.
What you also have to take into consideration concerning the economic side it when Obama's and Trump's terms took place. Obama's second term was till focused on recovery from the financial crisis and therefore much easier to see growth. Trump took over an economy that had been steadily growing for 8 years and continued it which is much more difficult to do because of the fluctuations of an economy. Also without Covid, the jobs numbers and data show that the economy was on pace to keep growing.
Oh that is absolutely true. But judging by Trump's rhetoric, the economy post-Obama was in shambles and he was going to achieve the greatest economy in American history.
@@UltimateVegetto Yeah, that's why I'm third party leaning conservative. I can acknowledge when a president on the opposite spectrum did good.
Drinking game every time you say, "friends" ;)
12:27
Bush-"so....urm are we going up or down"
Obama-"phew hardest mountain I've ever climbed down"
Trump-Nyooowwwww
Dude falls down the mountain, bing bong bong bing bong 😂
Best achievement of Donald Trump - He sent Hillary Clinton packing!!!
Biden Returned the favor
And Biden sent him packing
It's not like he started the cold War with China, China was already at that war with the west for ages. Everyone here was too busy making money to think about geopolitics.
True, it's actually the west which made china as big and powerful as it is.
You forgot to mention his effect and policy failures on the areas of Science Communication and community, Free Education, the American Democratic Election system, strength of religious influence in State, and irresponsibly leaving without having achieved anything in Afghanistan and other areas where much could have been managed well to establish a strong trading partner in the future, among others.
@@johnpaul9003 The war started with Bush on wrong intel. The Obama administration inherited the aftermath and domino effects of that, did you think those invaded countries should be just left alone immediately after? Then you would be nuts and learned nothing from the successes forged by the British Empire in the area of rebuilding the invaded areas to turn them into future partners with on good enough terms. Invaders, if with honour and distinction enough, shouldn't just leave the invaded and war torn nations, leaving the populace on bad terms.
The opinion in the middle-east is that the US comes and goes then again, and each time, abandoning the people with a political crisis. That is terrible PR. It doesn't solve your problems, it breeds more of it.
The US did right with the Philippines, it prepared the country for its eventual independence with a promise for it to make a vote to stay or leave the US afterwards. It should have kept that going whenever it forays into another realm's territory.
So yeah, Trump got the troops out. But you left a geopolitical mess and missed so many opportunities in the areas.
@@chrisvb4387 We used to Nation build but Afghan is not South Korea. Have you seen our Troops try to explain to afghan's why they need to vote? We are not going to Nation build a dictatorship but they don't understand democracy.... at all. Going into Afghan was the geo political mess, leaving is the only way to clean it up. You sound like every general that steps up to this plate only to realize in 4 years they were unrealistic. I doubt we will ever Nation build again.
Either the Middle east wants us there, in which they want something from us, or they want us gone. When they ask for us, we know its in their interests and not out of some love for America. They want to use us against Iran, our weapons or treasure or our blood.
Some people view what we do with success or failure but Trump continued the same thing Obama and Clinton did, giving more power to our allies to handle their own problems in their regions.
@@johnpaul9003 Concentrate only on WW2? Lol. No. History is far greater and vast in scope than just WW2. Perhaps you should actually study about the lessons of the British Empire and the Marshal Plan.
@@johnpaul9003 Help me again and again with what? lol
Yes and what was the result of the Marshal Plan which drew from lessons learned by the British Empire?
What happens when the US forces leave before everything it is set out to do has been accomplished in the Middle-East? Will radical extremists lessen or grow in power? What happens to the NGO's, NATO allies, civil services in the occupied areas when the US leaves? Who gains the oil resource when the US leaves the place with work unfinished?
Lol bet you’d take this back after seeing how Biden got out of Afghanistan
Is it just me or there’s way too many ads in this video
Without that, he wont be able to generate these good quality videos.
RUclips Premium ftw
In Corona times ads seen to increase / sponsorships
RUclips premium😋😋😋
Nice resume, included all the topics, thanks
You left out Sean Hannity repeatidly breaking his nose on Trumps belly button, as he was giving Donnie furious/angry blowies. Yeah, deep strokes.
No gag reflex. 😂😂😂
I don’t know if this comment is actually political commentary or someone’s sexual insecurities being released...
Wow that fantasy of yours is beyond cringe bro, what you dream about on your own time is for you to cherish, not for share for us to laugh at your idiotic fantasy like dude c'mon check out lesbians ffs
Ha ha @@williehardiman6766
I'm always so confused because of your logo. The dutch far-right party FvD almost has the same one.
this channel is almost a neo-liberalism biased which is a economically right-wing ideology. So yeah, that make sense.
This comment and the reply made me lose an unprecedented number of brain cells.
The music is weirdly happy at some points in this
Where's my 1min of ads?!
He is not done failing quite yet.
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Lets make youtube great again
"a Turkish soup" I haven't heard that before but as a Turk I can confirm that what is meant as Turkish soup, as grand campaign promises and future plans are always over exaggerated or sometimes lies during the 1950-2010 political years.
I do not know what he meant by "Turkish Soup"
Josh is such a great host. Stylish, eloquent and brilliant in explaining things. Smart diversification of the channel.
I would like less information between my ads plz
Last time i was this early Trump was just an actor.
And now he’s not? He’s just permanently trying to convince the American people to make him even richer...
Now that he's lost it's time to analyse whether Trumpism is here to stay and the future of the Republican Party: ruclips.net/video/b_IgVhQ2IR8/видео.html&ab_channel=MyTake
Well played.
He was a great villain to Superman!
Wait. Is that Trump or Lex Luther? I always get the two mixed up.
@@jaymevosburgh3660 lex luthors bald
"We are not biased."
* Starts with an animation of Trump literally burning *
I get your critic, but probably it would be better (if we're going to look for bias) to question the claims.
A few days they post a Jacinta Arden video and there was a good amount of allegations of being bias from leftits, but little (at least I didn't see any) mentions of factual claims in the video (like a criticism to a house build project called "KiwiBuild")
To their defense, they've had that one for a while. They'll have one for Biden soon enough.
It does have slight critical bias against Trump, but I didn't find anything they said egregious or false. I would give him more credit in bolstering domestic energy production, but aside from that no smashing success despite his big talk. Even prior coronavirus, he was your usual war mongering corporate president. Nothing special.
@@stevenatuh 20:39 "He didn't do anything" well, he banned travels from China in January, and later from Europe. That's probably the best example. Biden wanted us to celebrate the chinese new year in mass to show we are not racists xD
@@Peaky17 how many times u republicans are repeating this stupid excuse of trump failure in handling covid. Trump did not totally ban travel from china and europe. Many people were still allowed to fly in to u.s after the ban. The ban is meant for chinese national only.
The reason biden and democrats are calling trump ban as paranoid and unnecesarry is because trump himself said the virus is nothing serious and his good friend president xi xin peng of china cccp was doing great in controling the covid 19 in china. Trump did not tell the truth although he actually knew the virus is deadly but downplay it as per bob woodword recording. Now u know why people question the ban...it was because he lie. People said the ban does not make sense because they did not know the facts. Trump hide the facts.
There a little biased i been watching there videos for about 3 years now this video is like 90% neutral from what i can see.
With reference to the reduction in the number of H1B visas given by corporates to skilled labour from countries like India, it has been a hidden blessing. I am from India and I have heard nightmares of how corporates treat imported labor, literally exploit, by holding them hostage. Maybe the US economy has benefited, but people have suffered for it, extremely talented people.
Good video btw.
Also lowering brain drain from developing countries.
Dude with that AP HuG Facts@@marlonyo
A president cannot make a budget without it being passed by congress so why does spending increases always go against a president. The house and senate are responsible for higher spending.
The president still signs it and can veto bills
His policies effected exports for certain businesses. The senate had to step in to save these businesses. Simple.
@@drunkensailor3736 they could still pass after a veto
The senate is republican. The president is republican.
@@timgooding2448 did it save them cause if so then why are the negative number also on him and not congress.
What about his administrations impact on the environment?
Absolutely! Backwards momentum on our planet in crisis. Rollbacks on any clean water, air or energy production. It's the nose face thing I guess.
Putting a coal lobbyist as the head of the Environmental Protection Agency.
@@kazparzyxzpenualt8111 More carbon emissions lead to more money which in turn leads to more innovation in technological advancements. That's why tesla moved to Texas.
@@AndrewLanier. this is a bad theory and wrong. A carbon tax would do exactly that by cutting emotions giving the government money and giving companies a reason to care
@@jacksonreiter7237 companies already care because if they don't they will lose public interest.
I thought Trump wasn't doing too bad, until he went against Powell's raising of interest rates. All he did was go against everything that got him elected. Instead of popping the bubble, lowering rates just fueled the stock & real estate markets to extreme valuations.
I give him the most credit for his handling of foreign policy. He didn't start any new large scale military conflicts.
He kept the US in 7 wars and almost started one with Iran and he vetoed a bill to stop the war in Yemen.
@@KarmG-fo4xr almost
That's where you are wrong Trump has no Foreign Policy. He nearly started two wars and he was only held back when Congress limited his war making powers.
@@kappadarwin9476 Again, almost. He did a lot better than Obama or George W Bush who initiated several large scale military conflicts.
@@musicmore7508 He personally almost got us into two wars because he is an idiot. Congress had to stop him that's how reckless he is. Do you understand Congress had to stop him from starting a war twice. That is not something to praise that is something to look down on.
good job on the vid, impressed really, you leave it up to the facts, good work.
Hey, so, I know 1% to 1.2% doesn't seem like a big deal to most people, but economic percentages are long-term, trend-line things, and 1.2% is significantly larger than 1% to most economists.
I remember back in March/April I was talking with my family and back then I already said that the U.S. would do poorly with the pandemic. Fragmented and poor health insurance, freedom to a point beyond common sense, a high obesity count and economy above all. I think the U.S. would have had a bad time no matter which president would lead the nation. Thou having Trump as president has probablt made it much worse.
Thing is; despite Trumps behavior; without the Corona crisis I would see him as a slightly below average performing president..but he was the worst president to have for a pandemic as he tends to hyper focus on economic aggressive tactics and a pandemic requires careful balancing between control of the pandemic while not entirely tanking your economy in the process. Or simply put; accepting that you economy is going to take a massive hit while preventing too many human losses.
His xenophobia and bigotry have caused enough chaos and division than any President I have ever known. Even without the pandemic, he would be the second worst President to George W Bush who invaded Iraq. They are both Republican (Conservative party).
best thing he did was not involving himself in any war, because in hindsight, its definitely not his specialty
He started a war with Iran
@@chrisbouchillon5897 where??? He’s been disabling Iran if anything.
@@chrisbouchillon5897 that never happened. It was just a big threat in like February
I couldn’t help but laugh when the music started playing, because it was the same music as SpaceXs rocket blooper reel
Fair and balanced assessment. Facts do matter. Great job, guys!
Guy with dry lips got his hair back, nice!
The thumbnail‘s kinda creepy
@Vladimir Putin yeah, Vladimir.
@Vladimir Putin hey putin what's your opinion on the Space Force
People get mad at the executive branch for budget deficits when it is congress that passes these laws and decides what to spend on.
Amazing choice of music....🔥
He's the only president to get impeached, loose the popular vote, and losses his second reelection, so, he's definitely one of a kind as a president lol.
MrMacAwesome #aquitted
Aquitted from being removed as president, still impeached
Trump has lost but I'm not sure if Trumpism has. It could still be dominant within the Republican Party, at least that's my takeaway from this analysis that looks into the future of Trumpism and the Republican Party: ruclips.net/video/b_IgVhQ2IR8/видео.html&ab_channel=MyTake
We now will have a tradition of impeaching every president and half the country not accepting the results of any presidential election. Welcome to the new era.
@@Dommy521 on partisan basis, not proofs of any wrong doing
Turn on English subtitle please. Thank you so much
On my, the channel will need a new opening.
The frequency of adverts interuptions in this video is off the damn charts, scale down the greed plz, and maybe we will remember what your video was even about
i didn't see any ads, RUclips Premium FTW. They're providing you with free content, watch the damn ads, you're greedy the one.
Scroll to the end of the video, let the video finish and replay the video. Then you can watch the whole thing uninterrupted. This works well for me😁
Maybe adblock is something for you
Or use brave browser and earn some of that ad money they get.
I want a recount of the thumbs up.
Noooo stop the count of the thumbs up!!!
For me ... kicking Trump out of from White House is probably one of the Greatest and Worst thing Americans did for thier Country
this has to be one of the most accurate statements i’ve heard about the election results
What would be a worse about it??
@@jonjeskie5234 you will see......you will
The laptop in background is it ASUS Fx505dt??
16 commercials in 22 minutes... RUclips is out of control.
Yeah, I'm fucking tired of it!
RUclips premium is easily the best subscription I pay for. No ads and the app still plays while you’re doing other things on your phone.
@@TILB Good for you, but I'm not throwing my money away on an app that has disgusting policies towards both its creators and peers.
@@stefanstoyanov7460 no commercials. 🤷♂️
Not Everytime administrator will be perfect. Rise n fall are part of life and politics
Ok but at least some should try to be in favor of 50% decent. Not whatever this dumpster fire was.
Using 2020 trade deficit is kind of misleading. I mean, all of our PPDs etc are still being made in China.
Trump's push to have businesses pull away from China, even though his and Ivanka's line of merch are made in china, has only resulted in new China + 1 models.
Companies now, are establishing secondary production sites in back up counties like Vietnam and Bangladesh.
So even if the pandemic hadn't of hit, there'd still be a deficit as little to nothing had changed as a result of his trade wars, and tax threats.
Because American manufacturers refused to make them, which would've gave plenty of jobs. For a "great business man" he never negotiated anything that meaningfully benefited the working class.
Chinese who were affected by the tariff war moved to Vietnam, created their business there and continued making business with mericans.
There was no withdrawals of troops, rather addition of troops.
@@johnpaul9003 what news? Came from where?
This guy is his own worst enemy, if he juts acted like a human being, he would've won reelection.
He was being himself
He did twin the election. The democrats changed the election rules to accept any absentee ballot. Legal or illegal to give Biden the win.
@@engineeringmasters3953 You have to ask yourself a question, does a guy who sits in his basement and rarely campaigns get more votes than any other candidate in history? Now I realize, I am asking you to use that organ between your ears and based on your first response, you don't get to use it that often, but the answer is no. So how did that happen? Magic? No, it happened because of fraud.
@@daf62757 Trump wouldve had to have pulled off a couple of really major victories in other policy areas to be able to overcome the covid recession. There wouldve had to have been a quick military victory overseas (eg north korea), and he wouldve had to have clinched a big victory against china in trade, even then it wouldve still been very tight.
I think Biden knew this, so Trump doing town halls and debates was probably a waste of effort and a distraction, the bit in this video where he says 'its the economy, stupid!' was bangon.
Great video and it summarizes this disastrous administration quite well. Looking forward to a better 2021 and better relationships.
He was the only thing that kept china from rampaging but now with sleepy joe as president It seems that India and China are going to war
@@kaldrdoombringer7246 trump helped china, and we ain't talking about Biden here, we are talking about the disaster that was 2016-2020
Trump appointed 5 openly gay ambassadors. Foh
On top of that did more for criminal justice reform for African Americans. But you want to be quiet and biased about that 🤫
Don't forget about space force, Federal paid leave, and reducing costs of drugs
Lol space force is a joke
Where do you guys get your music?
11:11 11:15 Song?
Why is there so much Ads??🤣
*many
I can see one achievement... failed to save former friends going to jail... that's an achievement.
Cut taxes for everyone,increased the funding for ICE to make sure that people come in the proper way which is legally,got the unemployment rate to an all time low until COVID hit,got a better trade deal with Mexico and Canada so American farmers make more money for what they do,appointed 3 Supreme Court justices,signed and created the idea of the Abraham Accords which made peace with 4 different middle eastern countries, got rid of ISIS, and was the first president to not start any new wars since Bill Clinton.
@@Cblh07 yeah, appoint 3 SC justices who will side with him.
@@balloney2175 then why didn’t they flip e election for him? They serve the people not the president who appointed them
@@balloney2175 and I love how you ignore literally everything else good that he did that I typed
What is the song on 12:57 - 13:47?
When you say friends, I hear France. It's disturbing
The video of trump touching Frances hand was fake
This is a low bar but he didn't escalate or start new wars.
He's very close on restarting one tho.
Well he did come damn close lol
Tradewars all over the world - didnt start wars.? Trump is fighting wars with words and economic pressure, just like he has always done.
He was too silly a figure to take seriously.
Bruh he almost started a nuclear war.....
6 months! It’s been 6 months since a Visual Politics video showed up on my feed and I’m subscribed. Also who’s this new guy?
yeah me too, i honestly feel like after simon has left, so did neutrality
So glad someone is out there keeping up with these kind of things. We need access to quick unbiased information facts and stats. I dont know if this is any of that for-sure but I searched trump term success and failures and boom someone kept up with it.
He says 2016 instead of 2019 at around 5:11 ..just being attentive.
this was a very balanced view
That’s what you get, when a real estate developer becomes a president!
Well, let’s hope he will walk away, because at the moment it looks like he must be pushed away. 😂
What is the soundtrack name at 2:29 ??
Darude Sandstorm
@@richardmillhousenixon you're sure it's not Eiffel 65 - Blue?
@@R3L4XNZ ͩ ͣ ͬ ͧ ͩ ͤ ᷤ ͣ ᷠ ͩ ᷤ ͭ ͦ ͬ ͫ
Thanks for some clarity.
I wonder if they are tired of all the winning yet?
Is this video not a little bit soon ?....... 20 January is a long way off ...
Trump already stopped being the leader. He is to busy sulking now.
not much you can do in less than 2 months
Most if anything significant that could be done would need to go through the senate and house and that alone will take wayyyy longer than 2 months
@@sodapop1794 men like Trump can always do somethings .... Like not leaving ... Making serous problems for Biden for him to fix .... Or just doing favors for his family and friends ... I ment with my original post maybe wait for coming with thees kind of video's until he is really gone as nothing to be save
@@ChrisMcCarroll was he ever a real leader ..... Future historians will judge...
@@sandervr10 no. Not even close
How come captions and subtitles are not available for this video?
We need to look at the growth rates from the standpoint of the 'predicted
course'
A quite complex calculation which gives Trump a slight overperformance and Obama a slight underperformance
The needed effort to change the percentage is also not always the same
Y do I hear the theme song to Monty Python's flying circus less than a minute into the video
subtitle please!
Very enlightening. Thank you.
This is the most objective assessment yet of Trump. It's too bad Brits can't vote in US elections as you seem to know more about our government than we do.
You can't change USA's fate.
Brits chosed that Boris ...
Friends close and enemies closer
"Keep your enemies closer"
Best part of the video is Trump dancing to flamenco.
Did I just hear the background music for Attack on Titan videos?
Did you do one on the Obama administration, would love to see that one if it is completely honest!
CCP thanks Obama for letting them build the islands in the middle of the ocean.. That incompetence would have to be up there in the worst of any president in history.
@@bradz9413 Why China needs the South China Sea, it does not have enough oil for itself and can not be a dominate super power without it!
making the entire nation embarrassed is not an achievement
Only half is embarrassed.
The rest are in a personality cult. Two if you count religion.
Hello in my own view there should have been a segment addressing police brutality in the U.S and Trump as a president failed to tackle issues of racism against black minority in that country.
You ignore that reducing business taxes, red tape and regulation is more beneficial to smaller companies than large ones. Tariffs and other restrictions on international trade impact more on large companies than small ones. A fair analysis of his economic record would recognise the differentials in the impact of his policies between different types of companies.
Our business taxes did not go down. Hell no they did not lol!
He made them lower for rich people, but most politicians & presidents have done so.
He did not, however, help out the US citizens who own small businesses.
@@jaymevosburgh3660 he did unless you live in a liberal city with democratic mayors and governors Republican states received 4,000 tax refunds after their cut to the Average worker democrats either took that money back or gave you 500 to 1,000 instead.
Look how the world went from zero profit to zero profit
Zero to negative profit for years to come
He almost started a war with Iran. That would’ve been disastrous
I don't think he would have. His whole 2016 campaign was basically "build the wall!" and "bring the troops home!"
A full scale war with Iran would have completely outed him as part of the swamp
Ironically, in the 2020 election, he lost lots of his 2016 base to Biden and gained with minorities
And never once mentioned the wall
Maybe "finish the wall!" would have been a better slogan than whatever forgettable slogan he chose
Idk, I don't support Trump but it has been an amusing 4 years and election
For Iran😂
@Andrew H Why didn't they declare war when the US killed their most important general in a drone strike?
A declaration of war would have only shown how weak Iran really is.
The US could have continued to kill more important Iranians in drone strikes with Iran completely unable to do the same
Or even more embarrassing,
The US would simply have pulled its troops and gear out of the middle east and Iran would be left fighting nobody.
Make a new updated version. This is the right time to make a video on him.
Josh, good video. My bias is towards foreign policy:
(1) I would be interested to hear the breakdown of H1B visa rejections by country. Are there higher rejection rates of applicants from countries other than China?
(2) Reagan’s Berlin moment came in the wake of the chernobyl disaster. Russia’s economy was in tatters. If I’m not mistaken, around half of Soviet GDP was spent on defence to counter Reagan’s military build up. That is clearly unsustainable. The situations in Beijing and Hong Kong are starkly different.
(3) I’m a huge fan of the way the Artemis Program is being run-painfully ambitious deadlines, radically competitive bids, NASA contracting the key components as a service. I realise the Obama admin and even Bush admin can claim credit for Commercial Crew Resupply, which also reoriented NASA towards a ‘space as a service’ paradigm, but Artemis is an altogether different animal. This may seem like a peripheral issue for the moment, but the discovery of ice at the Aitken basin makes the Artemis program more strategically relevant than Apollo ever was. China is expected to purchase perhaps 60 super-heavy launch vehicles between 2030 and 2035 to support their own massive lunar program in the Lunar South Pole to support future cis-lunar infrastructure. The 2024 deadline would give the U.S. a full 5-10 year lead in the region and place them as the undisputed hegemon of cislunar space for the first half of the 21st century. This program is all Trump.
(4) The war in Ukraine is surprisingly absent, I would have thought that’s important enough to make the cut.
(5) The Naval buildup under the Trump admin is so sorely needed it makes me want to weep tears of joy. Sequestration wrought havoc on the security outlook for the entire Pacific region. As an Aussie, this topic is naturally close to my heart. The FFG(x) program has been managed terrifically, there’s talk of ramping up construction to four hulls per year through the 2020’s. Trump’s SecDef, Braithwaite, has just floated a notional 1st fleet for the Indian Ocean-currently jointly managed by IndiPacCom out of Japan. There was also the resumption of Freedom of Navigation Ops.
(6) The Trump policy on Taiwan is a momentous imho. The large arms sales-including weapons that, for context, the Obama admin wouldn’t consider selling in a million years-are a central part of the Taiwan strategy but not the end of it. Between 2012-2016 there was a sort of defeatist sentiment that Taiwan was part of China’s sphere and ultimately destined to be subsumed by the mainland. Trump clearly disagreed with that conclusion. Again, as an Aussie, which is another democratic country in the Pacific with 20 million odd inhabitants and and ally to the U.S., it was a big deal to see a U.S. president finally commit to not recoiling from the island nation in the face of CCP volatility.
All the best mate 👍
I do not like Trump at ALL for multiple reasons, but his admins stance towards Taiwan is good. That's one of his few foreign policy plusses though
You only cement my belief that Australians know foreign policy. This is why Australia is our best ally, they understand the "game". Speak to Canadians or Germans and they will tell you the world is all peachy and they have no idea why the USA is acting the way it is.
Obama's foreign policy can be wrapped up by saying that he lectured our allies that their enemies are not going anywhere and they will need to learn to work with them. This left many of our allies feeling abandoned in highly violate areas (why SK didn't like him but why Germany did). Trump's foreign policy can be wrapped up by saying he was doing the opposite, lecturing our allies enemies that they will have to work with our allies.
Ukraine was mostly seen as as an EU failure, as we successfully told them they were the ones to handle it.
I don't like stepping up for our allies but I like supporting our allies when they do. Was very happy to see Australia call for the investigation into covid rather than us but then once China started punishing Australia for it I felt we needed to do the same to China in response. Same with France and their fight for freedom of speech. We should champion their fights, not create our own and hope for their support.
@@meganh9460 sorry that generally speaking, you are correct that Canada is naive/insipid. Many Canadians are embarrassed by our shift to progressive woke globalisation, & support our traditional alliances & freedoms.