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After Trump Boasts He's Done 'the Most of Any President' Joe Scarborough Savagely Lists All the Records Trump Has Broken

After Trump Boasts He's Done 'the Most of Any President' Joe Scarborough Savagely Lists All the Records Trump Has Broken
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Former Republican Congressman and current host of MSNBC's Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough, left the Republican party in July of 2017—around six months after the inauguration of President Donald Trump.

Since then, he's used his show to call out the President's (16,000+ and counting) lies—and Tuesday night was no different.


It began when Trump boasted on Twitter about all he's supposedly done as President.

Scarborough was quick to point out the records Trump has broken—but they weren't exactly achievements to be proud of.

The national debt under Trump has skyrocketed to over $23 trillion, while the deficit is expected to surpass $1 trillion. The President frequently boasts about the aspects of the economy handed down by Obama, while spending at a level that Republicans would balk at if he were Obama.

People sided with Scarborough's analysis.







Another astonishing achievement of Trump's? He's the first President to be impeached in his first term.

Scarborough's upcoming book, This Ends Badly: How Donald Trump Conned America, is available for pre-order here.


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