Levin went on to compare Trump to Ronald Reagan, calling him “the most optimistic president” and noting that Trump retained his portrait in his office.
Trump shared his comments on his social media platform Real Social, which included clips of Levin’s praise.
This kind of self-sponsorship emerged when Trump’s approval rate reached a long history. A poll by ABC News/Washington Post/IPSOS found that only 39% of Americans favored Trump’s job performance, a figure comparable to Joe Biden’s recognition rate before losing the last election.
As he celebrates his achievements, his administration is dealing with major challenges. Senior trade talks between the United States and China are in Switzerland, led by U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. The discussions aim to reduce Trump’s trade war on tariffs on Chinese goods by 145%, prompting China to retaliate against tariffs on U.S. products at a rate of 125%.
Trump negotiated a full reset in a friendly but constructive way when he released the talks earlier that night. “We hope to see that China opens its business to the United States for the sake of China and the United States’ interests. Great progress has been made! ! ! ”
However, analysts remain skeptical of the breakthrough, noting that both countries are evaluating each other’s response to economic pressure.
Trump has a history of comparing himself to an iconic figure. Over time, he compared himself to the Beatles, George Washington, Elvis Presley, Mother Teresa, Martin Luther King, and the Beatles Little. Just last week, he inspires controversy by sharing his image of AI-generated as the new pope.
