House Democrat Explains Trump's Furious Attack Is Why' He'll Keep Going on Fox News
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House Democrat Explains Trump's Furious Attack Is Why' He'll Keep Going on Fox News
"This is why I go on Fox. This is why I talk about an economic agenda to build steel, ship & battery plants in hollowed out communities. This is why I talk to everyone, including Trump voters, without hurling insults, he wrote. This is how Democrats will win & unite the country."
"Khanna said he was horrified by the discovery and questioned why the material was not coming from U.S. producers such as Cleveland-Cliffs. He also argued that Trump should press China's President Xi Jinping to stop Chinese investment in U.S. manufacturing."
"Hours later, Trump unloaded on Truth Social at the lawmaker and the show's co-anchor Jacqui Heinrich, saying Khanna should not be allowed on FoxNews unless you have an anchor' who is capable of disputing his lies, one after another, and closing down his FAKE (Bullsh*t!) narrative."
"The president accused Khanna of trying to take credit on behalf of the Dumacrats for renewed investment in the U.S. steel industry, which Trump claimed was revived by his tariff policies."
Ro Khanna responded to Donald Trump’s attacks by reaffirming his strategy of appearing on Fox News and discussing an economic agenda centered on building steel, ship, and battery plants in communities that have been hollowed out. Khanna said he talks to everyone, including Trump voters, without insulting them, and argued that this approach helps Democrats win and unite the country. Trump’s criticism followed Khanna’s Fox News appearance on American manufacturing and his concerns about Chinese steel found at the Port of Cleveland. Khanna questioned why the steel was not sourced from U.S. producers and urged Trump to press Xi Jinping to stop Chinese investment in U.S. manufacturing. Trump later accused Khanna of spreading a fake narrative and claimed tariff policies revived steel investment.
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