Trump's "I Don't Know" Responses Criticized by Fox News Analyst

Donald Trump's "I Don't Know" Defense: A Communication Strategy or a Sign of Weakness? Jessica Tarlov, a political strategist and frequent contributor to Fox News' "The Five," recently criticized Donald Trump's habit of responding to challenging questions by saying, "I don't know." This tactic, Tarlov argues, is a way for Trump to avoid accountability and deflect from difficult topics. In a recent segment, Tarlov highlighted several instances where Trump used this response, including questions about upholding the Constitution and his nominee for Surgeon General. "He may be in front of you more than Biden, but that doesn’t mean he’s not spewing utter B.S.," Tarlov stated. The video, sourced from the Fox News program, provides a concise and easily digestible summary of this critique. While the video is critical of Trump, the underlying issue—a politician's response to tough questions—is a matter of public interest and worthy of further analysis.