CNN data reporter Harry Enten said he had some “disturbing” news on Friday about President Donald Trump: Taco trends are being used to mock Trump’s trend.
“On Thursday, the first term that Googled with ‘Donald Trump’ was ‘tacos’,” Emton said.
Investors use the term to refer to the president’s trend of announcing high tariffs, causing the market to fall and then retreat, causing them to jump down – some say relying on Trump’s “chicken elimination” to help them score high in an otherwise uncertain market.
“For me, it’s very difficult for Donald Trump because he obviously traded under his own name,” Enten said. “The idea is, he did what he said, if all of a sudden, you’ll associate Trump with Donald Trump? Well, that’s not Bueno.”
Trump realized this sentence – completely dissatisfied with it.
Last week, the president turned to a reporter and asked him about the term, calling it “an annoying question.”
But Enten said data showed searches for Trump and “tacos” were climbing on the “roof” and rose 9,900% on Thursday.
“So if you want to know that this ‘Trump Always Chicken’ and the acronym ‘Taco’ has actually entered the mainstream, then Google has given it up,” Enten said. “It has 100%.”
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