Trump bitter on the courts and trade succeeds during the Thanksgiving call with the troops

President TrumpDonald John TrumpTwitter permanently suspends the right-wing activist of the Trump platform at the teleconference with the Army during Thanksgiving Trump said the media blamed him for traffic jams MORE held a large-scale, unconventional teleconference with leaders of the five branches of the military, during the Thanksgiving Day teleconference, which presented political grievances and praised the power of the country.

The president has discussed immigration at length as he continues to warn about the alleged danger posed by a group of thousands of Central American migrants heading to the southern border to seek asylum.

"A lot of people, in many cases, we have no idea who they are, in many cases they are not good people, they are bad people," he said. told the commanders overseas. "We do not let anyone in because we want to be very, very careful."

"We have the military at the border for the first time. I do not know if it's ever, or certainly there has never been such a presence. We now have a very powerful border, "the president added, citing his decision to send thousands of soldiers to the border.

After the call, he told reporters that he had allowed the troops to use lethal force "if they must do it".

Trump also broached his quarrel with the 9th circuit appeal court after he blocked an administrative policy barring migrants who illegally entered the country from seeking asylum.

"We have a lot of bad court decisions from the 9th Circuit, which has become a big thorn in our side. We always lose, then you lose again and again and then you hope to win at the Supreme Court, which we did, "he said.

"It's a terrible thing that judges take charge of your protection services, when they tell you how to protect the border. It's a shame. "

The president then touched on a different topic, questioning a US Coast Guard commander in Bahrain about trade in the region before saying that the US had "no good trade agreement" and that the country was in the process of to be "scammed".

Trump has made trading a centerpiece of his foreign policy, promising to revise existing trade agreements with countries ranging from Japan to Germany, Canada, Mexico, and China.

This is not the first time the president has inserted politics by addressing an organ proud of its independence from any particular ideology.

Trump faced bipartisan criticism for a speech last year at the Scouts of America National Jamboree in which he extolled his policy and ripped rivals such as the 2016 Democratic presidential candidate. Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe book by Michelle Obama is sold to 1.4 million copies the first week of the GOP's legislature: "disrespectful" for Trump to keep his troops on the border with Trump's threats to the border, Comey has triggered alarms, but do not panic MORE and the former President Obama.

During the teleconference, he also spent a lot of time renting the armed forces, but he traveled a lot of ground not to focus on a single military company for a long time.

He added that the coastguard had saved "more than 12,000 people in Texas" after a hurricane earlier this year and were excited about their brand's skyrocketing. "You can call that branding, you can call it what you want," he said.

"There is no brand as prestigious as the Coast Guard," said Trump, adding that attending his officer's school "is like going to the Wharton School of Finance if you do what you do. "

Pivoting for military operations abroad, Trump congratulated the Afghan armed forces by asking an army colonel: "But do you like what you do, is that it?"

"The budget is now $ 716 billion. We're getting rid of this old equipment, you see what's happening, the best in the world, "he added. "A huge difference from what we had before. We will be stronger than ever before.

The president then spoke with a navy commander about the electromagnetic catapults onboard the Gerald Ford, which the commander said would bring many "great benefits".

Trump: "The steam is very reliable. Electromagnetic – Unfortunately, you have to be Albert Einstein for everything to work properly … "

Marine officer: "Yes sir. You have to be sort of Albert Einstein to manage the nuclear plant that we have here as well, but we do it very well. " pic.twitter.com/uJkNgxzF2B

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"So when you make the new carriers, like us and we think we would, would we go with steam or with electromagnetic? Because the steam is very reliable, and the electromagnetic, unfortunately, you have to be Albert Einstein to really work properly, "said Trump.

"You must be Albert Einstein to manage the nuclear power plants we have here as well. But we do it very well, "replied the commander, which, according to Trump, was" a very good answer. "

During a meeting with members of the Coast Guard, he proposed to take it to his hotel in Mar-a-Lago and pay $ 100 each if they broke the road.