By the standards of world-historical events, much of Donald Trump’s Wednesday afternoon speech in the Rose Garden was remarkably forgettable. Trump opened the affair, which he had billed as America’s “Liberation Day,” with a rant about the dire state of the nation that could have been cribbed directly from Steve Bannon’s first draft of Trump’s 2017 “American Carnage” Inaugural Address: cities and towns “raped” and “pillaged”; factories “ransacked”; a country “ripped off.” The apocalyptic bluster, like the loud red tie and the strange riffs about Canadian milk and radical-left lunatic judges, was familiar stuff—we’ve heard this so many times before.
Prime Video i januari – historiska dramer och nervpirrande spänning
Januari hos Prime Video bjuder på en stark blandning av historiska vändpunkter, efterlängtade återkomster och svensk dystopi. Månaden inleds med det norska storformatet Blücher och fortsätter med den internationella spänningsserien The Night Manager. Avslutningsvis väntar en mardrömslik skildring av ett…