Veteran strategist James Carville clashed with Sean Hannity over President Trump's economic record during a Fox News segment. Carville highlighted that Trump increased the national debt by $7.8 trillion in his first term, marking a historic high. He dismissed Hannity's emphasis on potential savings from DOGE and other cuts in the federal budget, arguing that such figures were insignificant compared to Trump's broader economic impact. Their debate also touched on federal spending priorities, with Carville maintaining a focus on the extensive debt accrued under Trump, positioning fiscal responsibility as a central issue.
So take that and put it against the $6 trillion, and see what you've done when your president is responsible for more federal debt than any president in the history of the United States.
HANNITY: You know, I was telling people today that you're going to be on the show and on the radio is reminding people we would do debates against each other around the country... You are one of the smartest strategists I've ever met.
CARVILLE: Well, we're gonna get that hundred million dollars for condoms for Hamas because... If he can find the money, great. Give everybody $1,000.
According to ProPublica, Trump increased the national debt by $7.8 trillion during his first term in office—a single-term record.
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