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Professor Toto - Explains what has happened since NO MORE MEAN TWEETS

FHMI-0571Professor Toto2023-05-30Toto Teaching

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Professor Toto Explains what has happened since NO MORE MEAN TWEETS - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RGkFiZ36bBE Transcript: (00:00) are you still tired of all the Mean Tweets from Donald Trump if you are I'd like to show you the results of no more Mean Tweets are you ready Victoria's Secrets declared bankruptcy Zara has closed 1200 stores La Chapelle has withdrawn 4 391 stores Chanel is discontinued Hermes is discontinued Patek Philippe discontinued Rolex has discontinued production the world's luxury industry has crumbled Nike has a total of 23 billion U. (00:48) S dollars preparing a second stage of layoffs Gold's Gym filed for bankruptcy the founder of airbnd says that because of the kind Administration 12 years of their efforts have been destroyed even Starbucks has announced to permanently close 400 stores Nissan Motor Company May close down in the United States the biggest car rental company hurts has filed for bankruptcy they also own Thrifty and dollar the biggest trucking company comcar has filed for bankruptcy they have four thousand trucks the oldest retail company JCPenney filed for (01:42) bankruptcy to be acquired by Amazon for pennies on the dollar the biggest investor in the world Warren Buffett has lost 50 billion dollars in the last two months the biggest Investment Company in the world BlackRock is signaling disaster in the world economy they manage over 7 trillion dollars the biggest mall in America the Mall of America stopped paying their mortgage payments the most reputable Airline Emirates Airline laying off 30 percent of its Workforce the U. (02:27) S treasury printing trillions to try to keep the economy on life support estimated number of retail stores closing in 2020 to 2023 12 to 15 000. why is your media not telling you this why is it the first time you've heard about it how many more are closing don't forget Walgreens they've laid off 504 of their Executives yesterday wake up America it's time for some Mean Tweets have a good day

Summary

In this brief political commentary, Professor Toto responds to people who objected to Donald Trump’s “mean tweets.” He presents a rapid list of alleged corporate bankruptcies, layoffs, store closures, production stoppages, investment losses, and other signs of economic distress. The speaker cites companies from the retail, luxury-goods, automotive, fitness, travel, finance, and airline industries. He argues that mainstream media outlets have not adequately informed the public about these developments. The central rhetorical point is that Trump’s abrasive communication style should be considered less important than economic performance. The message concludes by suggesting that the country would benefit from the return of Trump’s leadership and even his “mean tweets.” The transcript contains no explicitly cited or unmistakably identifiable Scripture reference.

Core doctrine

None — Economic Decline Contrasted With Objections to Donald Trump’s Communication Style

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