President Trump ‘honored’ by Democrats having ‘Trump Derangement Syndrome’

While he is president Donald Trump It focuses on the “big, wonderful proposal of the law”, trade agreements and foreign policy, the Democratic Party continues to anger against its second term.

Despite the fury of the left, Trump claimed that he was “honored” by the permanent “Trump Orok” syndrome during an exclusive interview in the One On Air ForceManity. “

“I think you have a lot [Democrats] That – they don’t know where they are right now. I don’t think they know what to do, like men involved in women’s sports, “Trump said in an interview aired on Wednesday.

“They suffer from Trump’s high -level deruge syndrome, and I suppose I’m honored by a team.”

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Democrats have long united about opposition to Trump but party He was also in the political desert from the November election, struggling with the problem of messaging and leadership problem.

Trump emphasized the attitude of many Democrats on transgender athletes competing in women’s sports, claiming that this is the question “99–1”.

“They always say that 80-20 … Many of these things are not 80-20,” Trump said Handcuffs Host Sean Hannity. “In one way I don’t like to talk about it because I don’t want to talk about it, because, you know, it would be harder to beat them if they are normal in things. It shows that they are almost crazy.”

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The president also directed criticism for Sen. Chuck SchumerDn.y., when asked about the emergence voices like a tail. Jasmine Crkett and Alexandria Fathers-Cortez. Trump claimed that the longtime New York Democrat was “afraid” to go against the progressive wing of the party.

“I think I’m afraid. I look at him. He completely lost his confidence. Chuck Schumer – I knew him for so long, and he had known in the second party, but I knew it for so long – he lost his confidence completely,” Trump said.

Despite his observations, Trump bet that Democratic MPs would “have to vote” in favor “A big, nice account. “The president cited a pharmaceutical and medication reduction as the main reason for democratic support.

“I think a lot of democrats will be forced to vote for the bill, because you add this new element that, if this account passes, will get 50% to 90% of prescription and medication reduction,” he said.

“When you add that, how do the Democrat not vote? I don’t think I can win the elections if they don’t vote for it.”

Fox News Digital, Paul Steinhauser, contributed to this report.