According to major polls in the past 10 days, Trump's average approval rating is 41.9 percent, while the average disapproval rating is 54.7 percent. Almost all polls show Trump's disapproval rating is higher than his own, and the gap is about 10 percentage points. With a full year to go before the presidential election in November next year, it will be difficult to win re-election if Trump's polls do not improve much.
The local time on October 26, Komi attended a campaign in Nashville, the capital of Tennessee, and was interviewed by a live television network television network in the United States. The host asked him how he would do if Mr. Trump was re-elected by 2020. When the "I will emigrate to New Zealand to have a new home there, but I still believe in the United States." heard this, the audience laughed.
This statement quickly caused an uproar on the Internet. You know, the, FBI (is the key department in the United States, and it is also a department that the president trusts very much. But why would the former director of the FBI say such a thing? This is linked to Trump's ruling style at home.
The New York Times said Comey was the highest-ranking former administration official to attack Trump. Comey is likely to be an important witness to a future lawsuit against the president for obstruction of justice in a powerful "through Russia" investigation by Special Prosecutor Muller against the Trump camp.
"Our President should embody and adhere to the core value of the country, and the most important is to be honest. But the president can't,". "It's possible" said, when asked, when Mr. Trump told him to try to stop the FBI's investigation into the White House, the White House, Mr. Flynn, was involved in the obstruction of justice, said Mr. Comey. In an interview, Mr. Corm explained that his new book's name was" more loyal "from his "A weird conversation." with Mr. Trump in February last year. Mr. Corm said that Mr. Trump had "Ask me to be loyal to him personally." more than once.
In the U.S., Mr. Corm is not the first to say he wants to emigrate to New Zealand. In 2016, Justice Ruth Ginsberg, the Supreme Court of the United States, said in an interview with the New York Times that if Mr. Trump was elected president, she would move to New Zealand. In fact, in recent years, many American elite have chosen to migrate to New Zealand. Compared with the United States, New Zealand's living environment is more comfortable, often as the world's most livable country, human development is very high, and there is no such a mess in politics.
In April, the Justice Department released the report, led by Miller. However, many of the contents of the report have been blackened, that is, deleted and reduced. When I read the 446 page report, I found that almost every page had been deleted. It is clear that Trump is doing this to deliberately hide some information from the public. Comey said the hidden information recorded "a series of abnormal behavior by the president." In addition, Comey also talked about Trump's impeachment. Even if impeachment does not succeed, he says, he will be optimistic. "what kind of country will the American people want?" His judgment ". He also means that Mr. Trump likes to lie, so it is not possible to bring the whole country together.
In an interview on the 26th, Comey also talked about Trump's "access to Russia," he said: "(special prosecutor) Miller made a very good report, this is an old-school report, a total of 446 pages." However, most people can't read the report completely. "
Mr. Trump is doing nothing in the U.S., and there is no rule of law. This has made the United States officials feel the danger of being in danger! For the FBI, Mr. Trump did trust them. But on many of the details, the FBI's officials don't fully agree with Mr. Trump's view, and the FBI's former director is one of those. The director has argued with Mr. Trump on some international issues, and he does not even approve of Mr. Trump's point of view. So, despite the fact that the director has resigned no longer as a director, he is really afraid of Mr. Trump's "post-autumn accounting" to him. So, the former chief decided to: If Mr. Trump. He himself moved to live abroad when he was re-elected in 2020. He doesn't want to be fooled by Trump.
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James Comey, 58, is the seventh director of the Federal Bureau of investigation and appointed by former President Barack Obama in September 2013. In May 2017, new President Trump fired Comey, making him the shortest-serving FBI director in U.S. history. It is widely believed that Trump fired Comey because at the time, Comey was ready to investigate whether Trump's victory in the 2016 election had anything to do with Russian intervention. So Trump went straight ahead and fired him.
