An Australian reporter Lenore Taylor is alarmed at the incoherent talk of US President Donald Trump at a press conference regarding the Mexican border wall!

An Australian reporter Lenore Taylor is alarmed at the incoherent talk of US President Donald Trump at a press conference regarding the Mexican border wall!

Worldwide, people and media personnel get a daily dose of Trump’s upsetting headlines and speeches. But despite that, a foreign reporter Lenore Taylor from Australia who attended a recent press conference of the President was shocked.

She had not expected such overwhelming incoherence from the President of the largest democracy in the World.

The shock of an Australian reporter, Lenore Taylor

A reporter from the country of Australia was alarmed after attending a press conference with Donald Trump.

People daily are fed news from the USA which includes Donald’s hate speeches, his self-praising tweets, his bid to buy Greenland, and climate-related misinformation he has.

News of this bizarre President fills all news bulletins. An Australian reporter Lenore Taylor also gets this daily bombardment. But she was shocked when she attended s full live press conference of Donald.

Lenore Taylor is shocked at the incoherence present in Donald’s speech [Source: The Sydney Institute]
She realized that his speech was incoherent to the ultimate. Donald’s speech had to be edited on a large scale to give some meaning to it while reporting.

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The press conference details

Lenore attended the press conference held in Otay Mesa, California regarding the renovated part of the wall on the Mexican border. Donald was talking about the power of the concrete wall.

He said it was the first of its kind and boasted that wall builders from three nations which he did not name visited it to learn.

According to him, the wall was so strong that no one could cut through it even with a blowtorch. It was also deep into the earth that no one could burrow into it.

Lenore is an Australian reporter and editor of The Guardian Australia [Source: The Guardian]
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He added that even the 20 best mountain climbers could not scale it. He said:

“The wall is wired, so that we will know if somebody is trying to break through”

The President wanted to give more details but one of the officials said:

“Sir, there could be some merit in not discussing it”

He went on and on saying that it absorbs heat. The news channel cut it off since they found no worthy news.

The only noteworthy point in Donald’s speech

Donald did say that those illegal immigrants who cannot climb, burrow, or blowtorch the incomplete structure can still walk and reach the incomplete part but that would be walking a long way to do so.

Lenore found only this point useful. She had to edit a lot of useless talk in between and remove or complete some unfinished sentences of the President. She had to put them in order so that it made some sense.

Donald’s speech is incomplete and jumbled up and the reporters have to put it in an intelligible form [Source: Huffpost]
Lenore felt that she was trained to put things in an intelligible form for the readers. But still was alarmed by the boasting, ill-founded attacks, and disjoint statements of the US President.

She felt that editing and putting it in a presentable and comprehensive form was a service or a disservice to them.

By doing so, the reporters are only masking the truth about the President. Such reporting is only hiding and normalizing the shocking incoherence of the President.

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Source: The Guardian

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