💥 BREAKING NEWS: Trump White House melts down on live TV as officials lie about farmers, tariffs, and a collapsing term they can’t spin away ⚡NN

The Trump White House started the day the way it starts most days now: in a low-grade panic, desperately trying to convince Americans that everything is “A+” while the ground is clearly cracking under their feet.

In an interview with Politico, Donald Trump declared the U.S. economy “A+ plus” and claimed it’s “never been better.” Within hours, his chief propagandist, Caroline Leavitt, was dispatched to the cameras to sell the fantasy. Her spin? That Trump had just delivered a “huge win” for American farmers because China was now buying U.S. soybeans again — supposedly something that “wasn’t happening under the last administration.”

For soybean farmers actually living this crisis, that line wasn’t just dishonest. It was insulting.

Under the previous administration, China was buying tens of millions of metric tons of American soybeans. Then Trump launched his chaotic trade war against the world and those purchases collapsed, replaced by long-term contracts with countries like Brazil and Argentina. Farmers like Phil, a soybean grower from northwestern Wisconsin, are now losing $85 per acre they plant. Multi-year deals with foreign competitors mean this isn’t one bad season — it’s a long-term wound.

Leavitt’s next brag only made it worse.

She proudly touted Trump’s “$9–12 billion” farm aid package as proof he’s helping rural America. In reality, it’s a bailout for a disaster he created. Third-, fourth-, and fifth-generation farmers don’t want a government check months from now. They want stable markets and predictable prices — not a president who blows up their livelihoods and then throws them a lifeline made of political spin.

And then there’s the part they really don’t want to talk about: the war crimes tape.

Leavitt was pressed on whether the administration would release the full video of the September 2nd strike in the Caribbean — the so-called “double tap” on a fishing boat where survivors were allegedly killed in a second hit. Trump himself said on December 3rd he would release it. Now, suddenly, it’s “up to the Secretary of War” Pete Hath, and Leavitt is accusing Democrats of “depravity” for demanding the truth.

Depravity? The families of the dead just want answers. The American people want to see what was done in their name.

Senator Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin didn’t mince words. She called the White House strategy “formulaic”:
Lie. Then blame the other side. Then distract.

While Trump world screams about tariffs and pretends bailouts are victories, the real crisis is hitting families on another front: health care. Nearly a quarter of American farmers get their coverage through the Affordable Care Act. Premiums are spiking as crucial tax credits are allowed to expire. Open enrollment is closing, and millions are staring at bills they simply cannot pay.

Baldwin tells the story of Nancy, a small business owner and cancer survivor in Milwaukee whose premiums are tripling. She cannot safely go without coverage, but the system is pushing her to the edge. And Republicans? They’ve had over a decade to come up with a real health care plan. All they ever had was “repeal and… something.”

Now, with days left in open enrollment, MAGA leaders are once again promising a “plan” that never arrives.

Behind the bluster about “A+ economies” and “huge wins,” the reality is brutal:
Farmers are bleeding cash.
Families are losing health insurance.
Lives were taken in secret strikes the public isn’t allowed to fully see.

And every time the questions get too sharp, the Trump machine does the same thing: lie, attack, distract — and hope nobody notices the term is crashing in real time.