Trump CAUGHT On Hot Mic Admitting It's ALL FAKE!

Hot mics seem to be tripping up every Trump affiliate recently

We got further proof that we’re living in a country with North Korea-level propaganda this week as a hot mic caught Mark Zuckerberg essentially admitting he’s changing Meta’s investment data to fit Donald Trump’s agenda.

At a dinner Trump hosted with tech leaders, Zuck was caught saying “I wasn’t sure what number you wanted to go with” to Trump after announcing he’s planning to spend $600 billion in the United States in the next 3 years — showing once again how much Trump cares about optics, and how little he cares about actually making things better for the American people.

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This isn’t even the first time Trump has lied about the number $600 billion — a few weeks ago, he said the European Union gave him $600 billion as a gift that he can invest wherever he wants. However, when the US and EU joint framework was announced, there was no $600 billion at all.

Zuck’s hot mic moment coming the same week as the news that Elon Musk will potentially be the world’s first trillionaire and the jobs update that showed measly numbers compared to projections, demonstrate the insane (and growing) divide between the haves and have nots. Americans don’t want to be lied to about how good the economy is — they want to see it in lower grocery prices, lower housing costs, and more jobs. Instead, Donald Trump is colluding with his billionaire friends to make them richer while tanking the economy so badly that there are now more unemployed people than available jobs for the first time since 2021.

The August job report only showed an addition of 22,000 jobs. Despite Trump’s tantrums about a ‘rigged system’ during the last dismal report, this confirms what economists (and Kamala Harris) were saying — that Donald Trump has ruined the strong economy he inherited. Instead of lowering prices like he promised, he’s cozying up to the 1% and giving them government contracts and tax incentives.

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