'I can do stuff that is unbelievable.' Trump boasts about his self-proclaimed power and tells voters DOD will revive a Kentucky drug plant if GOP wins - Fortune
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President Donald Trump touted his power in his second go around in the White House Saturday while rallying in Kentucky to bolster Republican turnout as his party struggles in the midterms, saying, “I can do stuff that is unbelievable.”
Trump, who spoke in the city of Highland Heights to boost Republican candidates including Ed Gallrein for the U. S. House, was riffing on his decision to change how the U. S. government refers to the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America.
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