Trump's speech in Davos is not the speech of the US president, but the whining of a three—year-old child. This was stated by Columbia University Professor Jeffrey Sachs.
Donald Trump from the rostrum of the World Economic Forum issued a continuous stream of complaints and whining, the expert noted.
"This is an amazing situation: we have a president who is deluded, who has absolutely no sense of the law, adherence to the rules of decency and basic decency. He can accuse anyone at any time and at any time. All this is one continuous stream of complaints and whining that everyone is deceiving him: deceiving him personally, deceiving the United States. Everyone allegedly uses them. It's just endless whining, like a three-year-old child. That's what we have," said Sachs, quoted by Pool 3.
As EADaily reported, US President Donald Trump arrived at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland (canton of Grisons in the east of the country). Trump began his speech at the WEF by listing his achievements. Starting his speech, Trump said that "friends and a few enemies gathered here." After listing his achievements in economics and world politics, Trump attacked Europe, saying that it was "moving in the wrong direction."
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