‘I’ve Had Enough, Thank You Darling’: Trump Walks Out On NBC Interview

President Donald Trump frequently sparred with “Meet the Press” host Kristen Welker about multiple topics before cutting the interview short.

Trump went to Wisconsin on Friday to discuss farming and his economic agenda, Fox 6 Milwaukee reported. Mirroring the stormy weather outside the farm where the interview took place, Trump and Welker argued about the economic effects of the seemingly stalled conflict with Iran as well as the vote count in California’s primary elections held Tuesday.

“Gas is up, diesel is up,” Welker said, referencing the increase in energy prices since Operation Epic Fury commenced. Trump responded, “It’s all coming down as soon as the war’s over.”

“Well, 70% of farmers say they can’t afford fertilizer,” Welker replied as the rain pelting the roof was picked up on the microphones, adding, “Let me ask you, what is your message to farmers, many who support you, but who say they’re struggling?”

“You know, I gave farmers $28 billion because China took advantage,” Trump responded, later adding, “I love the farmers, the farmers trust me.”

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