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Los estadounidenses culpan ahora a Trump más que a Biden de la crisis de asequibilidad

Mientras Trump sigue clamando « estafa de los demócratas » para explicar la preocupación pública por la economía y la asequibilidad desde su regreso al Despacho Oval, la CNN informa de que los estadounidenses le sitúan ahora a la cabeza de la lista de culpables de la situación económica del país.

In his most dismissive remarks on the topic to date, Trump ratcheted up his downplaying of Americans’ affordability concerns in a Fox News interview on Monday. He even called them a “con job by Democrats” and said the “polls are fake.” | Analysis

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En una entrevista en Fox News, Trump se apresuró a acusar a los demócratas de fabricar la crisis, pero ahora se enfrenta a un claro cambio en la percepción pública: más votantes le ven como responsable del estado de la economía que a Biden.

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La negación de Trump

Mientras que Biden a menudo restó importancia al problema de la inflación durante su presidencia, la negación de Trump va incluso más allá: insiste en que todo es perfecto bajo su liderazgo.

« La economía es tan fuerte como nunca lo ha sido »

-Donald Trump

El público, sin embargo, no está de acuerdo. La mayoría de los estadounidenses ahora responsabilizan a Trump de la crisis de asequibilidad en curso, incluso cuando él desestima las encuestas sobre la ansiedad económica como « falsas ».

Una carga política más pesada

Hablando sobre el estado de la economía con Laura Ingraham en Fox News, Trump dijo: « La economía es tan fuerte como nunca lo ha sido », y luego rechazó la pregunta de Ingraham sobre la ansiedad pública diciendo: « No sé si dicen eso. Las encuestas son falsas. Tenemos la mejor economía que hemos tenido nunca »

Trump insistió en el punto, diciendo: « Más que cualquier otra cosa, es una estafa de los demócratas. »

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Según la CNN, aunque los indicadores principales no sean claramente peores que con Biden, la política sí lo es: la economía se ha convertido en una carga política más pesada para Trump.

En encuestas recientes, el 61% dice que las políticas de Trump han empeorado las condiciones económicas, el 60% le culpa de la inflación y la mayoría espera que sus aranceles aumenten los precios.

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La pieza central de su campaña de reelección

Por una vez, la narrativa se escapa del control de Trump: las encuestas pintan ahora un panorama que no puede hilar fino. Una encuesta de CNN/SSRS muestra que el 61% dice que sus políticas han empeorado las condiciones económicas; un sondeo de Washington Post-ABC News-Ipsos revela que el 59% le culpa al menos en buena medida de la inflación; y los datos de CBS/YouGov muestran que la mayoría de los estadounidenses piensan que se ha centrado demasiado en aranceles que subirán los precios en lugar de en bajar los costes.

Trump ha hecho de la economía la pieza central de su campaña de reelección, presentándose como el único capaz de restaurar la prosperidad.

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Sus mítines y anuncios se centran en gran medida en la inflación, el empleo y el comercio, enmarcando la asequibilidad como la prueba definitiva de su liderazgo, incluso cuando las encuestas muestran que la confianza del público está cayendo.

TRUMP: The economy is as strong as it's ever beenINGRAHAM: Then why are people saying they're anxious about the economy?TRUMP: I don't know they are saying that. The polls are fake. We have the greatest economy we've ever had

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Bombshell emails place Trump with victim at Epstein’s house

Epstein emails allege Trump «knew about the girls» and «spent hours at my house» with one victim.

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Trump wants a full pardon for Netanyahu

As Benjamin Netanyahu faces charges of fraud, bribery and breach of trust in three separate corruption cases, Donald Trump has stepped in to try to influence the process by urging Israel’s president, Isaac Herzog, to pardon him.

Netanyahu faces charges of fraud, bribery, and breach of trust in three separate cases which began in Trump's first term. https://cnn.it/4nQ1vyy

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«I hereby call on you to fully pardon Benjamin Netanyahu»

-Donald Trump

A long-running corruption trial

Trump, describing Netanyahu as a «war Time Prime Minister», wrote that «I believe that the ‘case’ against Bibi, who has fought alongside me for a long time, including against the very tough adversary of Israel, Iran, is a political, unjustified prosecution».

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Netanyahu’s long-running corruption trial, which has been ongoing since 2020, centers on charges of fraud, bribery and breach of trust.

«It is my honor to write to you at this historic time, as we have, together, just secured peace that has been sought for at least 3,000 years.»

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His trial has been repeatedly broken up and delayed over the years, first by Covid-related disruptions and then by political turmoil, the war, repeated motions and scheduling issues linked to the prime minister’s calendar, with most of the postponement requests coming from Netanyahu himself.

«Isaac, we have established a great relationship, one that I am very thankful for and honored.»

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War Time Prime Minister

Trump opened his letter by praising the moment as historic, writing: «It is my honor to write to you at this historic time, as we have, together, just secured peace that has been sought for at least 3,000 years.»

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In a letter distributed by the Israeli president’s spokesperson, Trump declared that «I hereby call on you to fully pardon Benjamin Netanyahu», describing him as someone «who has been a formidable and decisive War Time Prime Minister» and asserting that he «is now leading Israel into a time of peace.»

«It is time to let Bibi unite Israel by pardoning him.»

-Donald Trump

Appealing to their personal rapport, Trump wrote: «Isaac, we have established a great relationship, one that I am very thankful for and honored by, and we agreed as soon as I was inaugurated in January that the focus had to be centered on finally bringing the hostages home and getting the peace agreement done.»

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Concluding his appeal, Trump wrote that «Now that we have achieved these unprecedented successes, and are keeping Hamas in check, it is time to let Bibi unite Israel by pardoning him, and ending that lawfare once and for all», presenting the pardon as both a reward for Israel’s recent victories and a step toward national unity.

Swift reactions across Israel

During his last visit to Israel, Donald Trump reportedly asked the Israeli president «why don’t you give him a pardon?».

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He has now formalized that wish in a letter requesting a pardon for Netanyahu, a move that, according to CNN, drew swift reactions across Israel’s political sphere: National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir backed the idea on X, calling the indictment «disgraceful» and urging Herzog to «listen to President Trump», while Opposition Leader Yair Lapid countered with a legal reminder: «A reminder: Israeli law clearly stipulates that the first condition for a presidential pardon is admitting guilt and expressing remorse.»

NEW: Trump officially asks Israeli president to pardon Netanyahu

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Epstein emails allege Trump «knew about the girls» and «spent hours at his house» with one victim

House Democrats have released bombshell emails in which Jeffrey Epstein wrote that Donald Trump allegedly knew far more about his abuse than he has ever admitted.

House Democrats on Wednesday released emails in which Jeffrey Epstein wrote that Donald Trump had “spent hours at my house” with one of the convicted sex offender’s victims, among other messages that suggested Epstein believed Trump knew more about his abuse than he has acknowledged. nyti.ms/441Dyxh

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«I want you to realize that that dog that hasn’t barked is Trump.»

Epstein and his accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell

The messages cast new doubt on Trump’s repeated denials that he had any involvement in, or knowledge of, the sex-trafficking operation once run by a man he long counted as a close friend.

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In the bombshell new emails, reported by several major outlets including the New York Times, Epstein and his accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell – whom the Trump administration recently transferred to a minimum-security camp, where some media have suggested she is receiving preferential treatment – are shown exchanging messages in April 2011, openly wondering about the mystery of Donald Trump’s silence.

«Of course he knew about the girls as he asked Ghislaine to stop.»

-Jeffrey Epstein

The tone of their conversation suggests they were visibly puzzled that Trump had not spoken out.

As Epstein put it in one email to Maxwell, «I want you to realize that that dog that hasn’t barked is Trump». Epstein went on to write that an unnamed victim «spent hours at my house with him» adding that «he has never once been mentioned.»

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Donald Trump’s name had never been brought up — not by her in public, not by the authorities, not in court filings, and not in media coverage.

That total silence around Trump, despite the time she allegedly spent with him, is presented in the email as something strange and almost suspect, important enough for Epstein to spell it out explicitly.

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«I have been thinking about that,» Maxwell wrote back.

In contact with Jeffrey Epstein

The author Michael Wolff, who has written four books about Trump and was in contact with Jeffrey Epstein before his death as he was reportedly preparing to write a biography of him, also appears in the emails released by House Democrats.

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Wolff, who is currently suing Melania Trump after she threatened to sue him over his reporting on her alleged ties to Epstein, received a message from Epstein in January 2019 in which Epstein described his relationship with Trump, their eventual falling-out and what he claimed Trump knew about the victims.

Epstein’s Trump leverage

Referring to his past presence at Mar-a-Lago, Epstein told Wolff that «Trump said he asked me to resign, never a member ever» and added, about Trump’s knowledge of the situation, «Of course he knew about the girls as he asked Ghislaine to stop.»

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«If he says he hasn’t been on the plane or to the house, then that gives you a valuable PR and political currency.»

In another email between the two men in 2015, as Trump was on the verge of becoming president of the United States and was publicly denying any real knowledge of Epstein or downplaying his involvement with him, Wolff suggested to Epstein that Trump’s denials could actually give him leverage, writing: «If he says he hasn’t been on the plane or to the house, then that gives you a valuable PR and political currency.»

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Wolff added in that exchange that Epstein could even turn Trump’s denials to his own advantage if Trump won the presidency, telling him: «You can hang him in a way that potentially generates a positive benefit for you, or, if it really looks like he could win, you could save him, generating a debt.»

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As the White House had not commented on these bombshell emails at the time of writing, House Democrats were vowing further releases as part of their ongoing investigation into the Epstein dossier.

CNN's John Berman was astonished by newly revealed emails written by Jeffrey Epstein suggesting that President Donald Trump "spent hours" with one of his alleged sex abuse victims.

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BBC en turbulencia: Trump quiere demandar por 1B$

Mientras la BBC se enfrenta a un gran escándalo por una edición engañosa de un discurso de Donald Trump del 6 de enero de 2021, dos altos ejecutivos -el director Tim Davie y la jefa de BBC News Deborah Turness- han dimitido en medio de crecientes acusaciones de parcialidad y falta de imparcialidad.

The BBC faces legal threats from President Trump after a documentary allegedly misrepresented his Jan. 6, 2021, speech, leading to two top network officials' resignation.

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Un discurso (¡PERFECTO!)

Trump ha aprovechado la polémica en Truth Social para acusar a los británicos, un aliado clave de EE.UU., de dañar la democracia, calificándolo de « ¡Qué cosa tan terrible para la democracia! » y ahora amenaza con demandar a la BBC por 1.000 millones de dólares por el segmento editado, según varios medios de comunicación, entre ellos The Washington Post y Fox News.

En su post de Truth Social, Trump afirmó que los altos cargos de la cadena estaban siendo expulsados, escribiendo que « La gente TOP de la BBC, incluyendo a TIM DAVIE, el JEFE, están todos dimitiendo/despedidos, porque fueron pillados « adulterando » mi muy buen (¡PERFECTO!) discurso del 6 de enero. »

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Algo terrible para la democracia

En el mismo mensaje, Trump también agradeció a un periódico británico por su cobertura de la controversia, escribiendo « Gracias a The Telegraph por exponer a estos « Periodistas » Corruptos. »

Trump continuó su ataque contra la cadena y su personal, escribiendo « Son personas muy deshonestas que intentaron pisar la balanza de unas Elecciones Presidenciales. »

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Trump termina su mensaje ampliando sus acusaciones a un aliado clave de EE.UU. en su conjunto, escribiendo « Encima de todo, son de un País Extranjero, uno que muchos consideran nuestro Aliado Número Uno. Qué cosa tan terrible para la Democracia! ».

Completamente engañoso

Las acusaciones contra la BBC se centran en un documental de Panorama que empalmó partes separadas del discurso de Donald Trump del 6 de enero de 2021, creando supuestamente la impresión de que estaba instando directamente a sus partidarios a asaltar el Capitolio. La polémica se desató a raíz de una detallada denuncia publicada en The Telegraph, basada en un memorando interno de 19 páginas filtrado y escrito por Michael Prescott, exasesor de la BBC.

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Ese dossier afirma que el programa « Trump: ¿Una segunda oportunidad? » era « completamente engañoso », acusando a los editores de « retocar » las declaraciones de Trump al unir líneas pronunciadas con casi una hora de diferencia y luego superponerlas con imágenes de la marcha del Capitolio que se filmaron antes, cambiando así el significado de sus palabras.

Mil millones de dólares en daños y perjuicios

Según Fox News, Trump y su equipo legal también han enviado una carta formal a la BBC, en la que afirman que « la BBC ha causado al presidente Trump un abrumador daño financiero y de reputación » y advierten de que « si la BBC no cumple con lo anterior antes del 14 de noviembre de 2025, a las 5:00 p.m. EST, al presidente Trump no le quedará otra alternativa que hacer valer sus derechos legales y equitativos, todos los cuales están expresamente reservados y no se renuncia a ellos ».

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La carta añade que esto podría incluir « presentar acciones legales por no menos de $1,000,000,000 (Mil Millones de Dólares) en daños y perjuicios. »

Turness, según The Guardian, defendió a la corporación al anunciar su dimisión por el escándalo, rechazando la afirmación de Trump de que sus periodistas son corruptos e insistiendo en que « Nuestros periodistas no son corruptos. Nuestros periodistas son gente trabajadora que se esfuerza por ser imparcial. Y yo defenderé su periodismo », añadiendo que, aunque se producen errores, « no hay sesgo institucional »

Según The Guardian, algunos miembros del personal de la BBC creen que el escándalo se debe menos a una preocupación genuina por la imparcialidad que a una campaña coordinada de los enemigos políticos de la corporación, y fuentes del departamento de Noticias afirman que « parece un golpe de Estado » y lo califican de « resultado de una campaña de los enemigos políticos de la BBC »

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