ABC reporter Donald Trump launched an ABC reporter in a tense television interview on the occasion of the 100 -day celebration of his second term, during which the US president angrily prompted journalist Terry Moran to agree with him:

The 40 -minute interview with the Oval Office began to escape when Moran was pressured by Trump on the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a man from El Salvador living in Maryland and deported despite the judicial order he protected him. When Moran pointed out that the Supreme Court had ordered Garcia’s return to the US and implied that Trump had the power to comply by making a single phone call, the US president began to get angry.

“I could,” Trump said but added: “It’s not me who makes that decision. We have lawyers who don’t want to do that. “

“You are the president,” Moran replied with Trump saying, “No, no, no, no. I keep the law. You want to keep the law. If I were the president who just wanted to do anything, I would probably keep him where he is. “

“The Supreme Court defines the law,” Moran added.

The debate, however, began to deteriorate when Trump insisted that Garcia had MS -13 tattoos on his finger joints, while Moran – after mildly disagreed and tried to move on to another issue – eventually pointed out that the image that Trump was referring to.

Then, obviously upset with the journalist’s persistence, Trump replied: “Why don’t you just say,” Yes, he has done it ” [έχει ένα τατουάζ συμμορίας] And don’t you move on to anything else? “

The US president added: “You make such a bad service … That is why people no longer believe the news because they are false news.”

He then claimed that he chose Moran to do the landmark interview “because, honestly, I have never heard of you” and added: “They give you the great opportunity of your life, you know – you give the interview.”

Throughout, Trump was in favor of his controversial economic and immigration policies, even when Moran pressured him for their possible consequences.

Regarding the high duties imposed on China, Trump rejected extensive economic concerns about price increases for US consumers. “Everyone will be fine,” the president insisted

Concerning his achievement for which he was more proud of the first 100 days, Trump referred to his border policies, claiming that his government had reduced illegal crossings by “99.9%”.