There is an obvious truth here that we've known for a very, very long time.

If you want to take Donald down, if you want to undermine him, unsettle him,

push his buttons in a way that reveals his true self to the rest of the world,

do not engage with him seriously.

What do we say here?

Mock him mercilessly, mercilessly, without any kind of compunction,

without having any bad feelings about it, mock him mercilessly without pulling any punches,

because nothing breaks him faster.

And we've seen this time and time again.

This week, one name, one nickname might have just broken him.

And here it is.

Taco.

Taco.

It's eloquent in its simplicity because it stands for what?

Trump always chickens out. The D for Donald

is silent there. So now this is a phrase that is circulating on Wall Street, again, Taco with

the silent day, to describe Donald's constant flip-flops on tariffs, and it has sent him into a complete spiral.

This phrase was coined by the Financial Times due to Donald's threat of 50% tariffs on the European Union,

only to walk back his plan two days later. If that sounds familiar, that's because that has been the pattern for

the last couple of months. And then at an Oval Office press conference on Wednesday afternoon,

CNBC correspondent Megan Casella did what every single journalist should be doing. She brought

this up directly to his sentence. Now, she's a reporter. She wasn't mocking him. She was

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