Former President Barack Obama expressed himself against the government of Donald Trump in a very critical tirade that indicates the end of their supposed 'bromance'.
The 63-year-old focused on the performance of the Republican leader against law firms, press freedoms and freedom of expression in universities and broke his silence about what he described as an 'unimaginable' presidency.
Obama also claimed by imposing Trump through import taxes – who saw the FTSE 100 Suffering from the sharpest decrease since the outbreak of the Covid Pandemie – will not be 'good for America'.
Trump's 10% rate on British products also wiped out almost £ 175 billion in just a week from the British stock market – hammering the pensions and savings of millions.
Obama warned that Trump's presidency could be 'dangerous', it was added as a 'wannabe dictator who tried to punish his enemies'.
Obama appealed to students at Hamilton College on Thursday and said, “Imagine I had done this.”
“It is unbelievable that the same parties that are now silent, would have tolerated behavior of mine, or a whole group of my predecessors.”
Obama's comments only come a few months after he and Trump to share a moment of laughter in the funeral of Jimmy Carter, of which viewers claimed it was a clear show of affection between former political opponents.
Former US President Barack Obama (depicted in October 2024) has spoken against the government of Donald Trump in a very critical tirade
Obama's comments come only a few months after he and Trump would see a moment of laughing in the funeral of Jimmy Carter
Trump's support for import taxes has seen the FTSE 100 its best decrease since the outbreak of the Covid Pandemie. Shown: Trump announces the input tax on Wednesday
“I just want to be clear about this,” Obama continued in his speech to students.
'Imagine that I had taken Fox News' login details from the White House Press Corps. You laugh, but this is what happens. '
“Imagine that I had said to law firms representing parties who were angry with the policy that had initiated my administration, that you will not be admitted to government buildings,” he went on.
'We will punish you economically to deviate from the affordable care act or the Iran deal. We will see students who protest against my policy, “Obama added.
The Trump government has banned the Associated Press to participate in the perspool about the refusal of the organization to use the president 'Gulf of America'.
AP remains certified, but the White House has also taken over who can participate in the Daily Pool, adding podcasters and conservative influencers.
The Trump government has also entered into law firms – with the help of executive orders – that were involved in some of the cases that the president mentions as a 'witch'.
“If I look at a part of what is going on, it doesn't look, I don't think what we have just seen in terms of economic policy and rates will be good for America, but that is a specific policy,” Obama continued.
Former President Barack Obama will address Hamilton College -students on Thursday
President Steven Tepper (right) of Hamilton College depicted with former President Barack Obama (left)
Barack Obama (right) meets Donald Trump in the Oval Office in Washington, in 2016
“I am more concerned about a federal government that threatens universities when they do not give up students who exercise their right to free speech,” said the former Democratic President.
“I am more troubled by the idea that a white house can say to law firms:” If you represent parties that we don't like, we will draw all our affairs or prevent you from representing people effectively. “
'That kind of behavior is contrary to the basic compact that we have as Americans.
'Only because (Trump) behaves Goofy does not mean that his presidency will not be dangerous.
'We don't need Wannabe Koning for four years, a wannabe dictator who walks around and tries to punish his enemies.
'What I cannot understand is why someone would think that Donald Trump will shake things up in a way that is good for you. Because there is absolutely no evidence that this man is thinking of someone except himself. '
