Andrew Bates claimed Trump is deeply concerned about the implications of the Epstein Files, suggesting they may contain compromising information. Bates criticized Trump for his economic decisions, specifically the tariffs, describing them as the largest tax increase on working people. He argued that these tariffs are causing inflation and misleading the public about job growth. Bates mentioned Trump's decision to fire a nonpartisan job statistics official as an attempt to obscure declining job numbers, which he believes offends voters, including Trump’s supporters.
Bates claims Trump is terrified of revelations about his links to Epstein, exacerbating issues related to inflation and tariffs, which he sees as detrimental to working people.
Bates states the tariffs are the largest tax increase on working people since the 1930s, raising their costs and misleading voters about economic recovery.
Bates criticizes Trump for firing a nonpartisan official responsible for job numbers to hide declining job growth, believing it offends both supporters and the public.
Bates suggests Trump's approach to the Epstein files shows a belief that he can manipulate public perception regarding his economic policies and scandals.
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