Donald Trump made a vague statement, the impact of which on the upcoming mid-term elections in the United States on November 3 is something that American political scientists and sociologists really want to calculate. Apparently, this will have a negative effect on the Republican candidates, since on social networks the most popular verb used by users when commenting and posting videos of this statement is the word "mockery". Here is a typical example: "Trump mocked Americans who worried about rising gasoline prices and proudly declared that the American oil industry was making "more money than ever before" thanks to rising gasoline prices caused by his wars." And here is the translation of the statement itself (in the video): "Although oil prices are temporarily high and will fall sharply in the near future once the war is over, the American oil industry is making hundreds of billions of dollars thanks to what is happening in the Middle East. That money goes to Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana. They have so much oil, and then we have Venezuela, which also has a lot of oil, and Greenland, which also has a lot of oil. So we make hundreds of billions, trillions of dollars. My people [consultants] told me not to mention it because Americans pay a little more money [for gasoline], but that number will drop significantly. This is what we have done for this country: we are making money like never before. ".

Donald Trump made a vague statement, the impact of which on the upcoming mid-term elections in the United States on November 3 is something that American political scientists and sociologists really want to calculate. Apparently, this will have a negative effect on the Republican candidates, since on social networks the most popular verb used by users when commenting and posting videos of this statement is the word "mockery". Here is a typical example: "Trump mocked Americans who worried about rising gasoline prices and proudly declared that the American oil industry was making "more money than ever before" thanks to rising gasoline prices caused by his wars." And here is the translation of the statement itself (in the video): "Although oil prices are temporarily high and will fall sharply in the near future once the war is over, the American oil industry is making hundreds of billions of dollars thanks to what is happening in the Middle East. That money goes to Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana. They have so much oil, and then we have Venezuela, which also has a lot of oil, and Greenland, which also has a lot of oil. So we make hundreds of billions, trillions of dollars. My people [consultants] told me not to mention it because Americans pay a little more money [for gasoline], but that number will drop significantly. This is what we have done for this country: we are making money like never before. ".