Trump is either delusional or confused. He's unfit for the White House either way

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : Trump went off the rails during a rambling, hourlong news conference at his Mar-a-Lago Florida resort last week.
50% : Nate Holden, a former L.A. City Council member and state legislator, also was invited to New York -- separately from Brown -- to discuss the Ambassador project with Trump.
40% : They've talked only once in their lives, Brown told me, and that was 30 years ago at a New York lunch where Trump sought the then-state Assembly speaker's advice on trying to develop the old Ambassador Hotel site in Los Angeles.
40% : Brown says he has never been in a helicopter with Trump.
39% : Harris leads Trump by 59% to 34%, with Harris running 7 percentage points higher than President Biden did in late February, according to a new state survey by UC Berkeley's Institute of Governmental Studies.
35% : " "He's in total panicsville," he said of Trump.
32% : Trump incredulously continued to insist it was Brown aboard the crippled chopper and claimed he had maintenance records and logs to prove it.
28% : Brown is a Black man and Trump did go down in an emergency helicopter landing with another Black California politician in the 1990s.
25% : To start with, Trump does not know Brown "very well."
24% : " Holden said Trump "either mixed it up or he made it up.
23% : "Noooooo," Brown replied when I asked whether he had ever talked to Trump about Harris.

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