Trump’s Shocking Take on Car Prices—Plus the "Signal" Chat That’s Raising Eyebrows

In a recent interview that’s sparking heated debates, former President Donald Trump weighed in on rising car prices, controversial encrypted messaging, and more. His comments have reignited discussions about economic policies, privacy rights, and political transparency.

The Car Price Debate: "People Can't Afford to Drive"

Trump didn’t hold back when discussing the surging cost of vehicles, calling it a crisis for American families. He criticized current policies, claiming they’re driving prices up while wages lag behind.

• Electric Vehicle Push: Trump took aim at EV mandates, arguing they force costly tech on consumers.
• Supply Chain Woes: He blamed inflationary policies for delays and higher auto prices.
• "Middle Class Squeeze": Claimed working families are being priced out of reliable transportation.

The "Signal" Controversy: "Everyone Uses It—Including the Left"

When pressed about reports of encrypted communications among his associates, Trump dismissed criticism, calling Signal a standard tool for privacy.

1. Defended encrypted apps as necessary against "government overreach."
2. Accused media of hypocrisy, citing widespread Signal use in politics.
3. Declared, "If you’re not using encryption, you’re naive."

Public Reaction: Divided as Usual

Responses have been sharply split:

• Supporters: Hail his stance on economic relief and privacy rights.
• Critics: Label his car price claims misleading and Signal defense suspicious.

What Do You Think?

• Are rising car prices a policy failure or just market forces?
• Should politicians use encrypted apps—or does it suggest secrecy?
• Is Trump’s EV criticism valid, or is he ignoring environmental benefits?
• (Controversial) Should all private messages be open to government review?

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