Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump's UK trade deal and how he plays the media.

President Trump announced a major trade deal, but before he announced it, he teased it the night before.

The media did what he expected them to. They

talked it up throughout the night and then took the announcement at face value, giving Trump

all the good press for finally obtaining a trade deal. After claiming he had 200 in the pipeline

and his team claiming 90 and 90 days.

His base was relieved by the news as they were starting to worry Trump wasn't going to deliver.

I got messages demanding coverage of the major comprehensive deal.

And that's part of how he manipulates them. Because now they've bought in,

and they'll be unlikely to admit that they were tricked. For those celebrating, they kind of showed

that they don't know or care about trade deals. They can't approve of the details of the deal,

because the details weren't released. Trump said, quote, the agreement with the United Kingdom is a full and comprehensive one.

What's the reality? It isn't signed and hasn't been finalized or as somebody said quote the final details are being

written up in the coming weeks we'll have it all very conclusive but the actual deal is a

conclusive one we think just about everything has been approved, so good for both countries.

That somebody is Trump.

Even Trump is acknowledging once he got all the press, that it isn't really done yet.

Basically, they have a framework for a deal, concepts of a plan, if you will.

That being said, what do we know about the framework?

And more importantly, how does it fit with Trump's rhetoric?

Okay, so Trump's stated reasoning was fixing the trade deficit

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