US EditionHow Trump's Love for TV Is Shaping US Diplomacy
- Donald Trump claims that images of emaciated children in Gaza, seen on television, have influenced his political and diplomatic decisions.
- Trump states, "That's real starvation stuff. I see it, and you can't fake that."
- Experts indicate that Trump is known for not reading briefing papers prepared by aides, leading to a distinct approach to decision-making.
- He expressed confidence in his views by saying, "Well, I watch the shows. This is going to be great television.
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How Trump's love for TV is shaping US diplomacy
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