Pelosi won and he looks more stupid '. now

In the escalation of the war of words with the president Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) following the request to end all Congressional investigations, Chair Donald Trump Ryan Lizza, CNN's political correspondent, only said:It's probably not going to work with anything, but it makes it even more stupid. "

Last Wednesday, at a strange press conference at the Rose Garden, Trump had a petulant tone and insisted that Democrats in the House put an end to any oversight of his finances and to the findings of the Mueller report. If they did not do it, he warned, he would refuse to work with them to pass the bills. His ultimatum was widely condemned by Democrats in the House and prompted Pelosi to urge the president's close advisers to organize an "intervention" with him. It also prompted a Democratic presidential candidate to accuse him of keeping the country's needs "hostage" in order to preserve his own interests.

Trump's bravado did not even survive the week, as Lizza pointed out The situation room with Wolf Blitzer. Speaking of its recently renegotiated trade deal with Mexico and Canada at a press conference in Japan on Monday – a major political priority for the White House – Trump seemed rather conciliatory and cooperative towards the Democrats of the House, who have categorically refused to yield.

"I imagine that Nancy Pelosi will approve that. I would think it would be very difficult not to do it, but we will see, "Trump said of the USMCA trade agreement. "But as things get approved, I'd love to sign them. It's only good for our country. I am only interested in what is good for our country. It's very important. "

By publicly withdrawing without getting anything in return, Lizza said Trump had entrusted the bargaining power to Pelosi and House Democrats. "Now, he comes to them saying, agree, we can make it work this problem. Only the problems he wants to work on, not the ones they care about sure."

Or, as noted by CNN White House reporter Jim Acosta, about the president's still bipartisan approach:It also looks like, if the president blow his high, you can wait for that. "

Acosta asked if Pelosi "won this battle". David Swerdlick she says and that Pelosi "knows how to push the buttons of the president."

Susan HennesseeyMeanwhile, Trump was "petulant" from the beginning and sent the following message: "I will not work with you, na na na na na na.

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