<p>President Donald Trump dismissed low poll ratings as 'fake numbers' and deflected responsibility for misleading Americans about the length of the Iran war during an interview with Time magazine. He also did not rule out the possibility of declaring a state of emergency before the midterm elections.</p><p>When asked about the duration of the Iran war, Trump attributed the confusion to media reporting on his earlier comments in which he stated that the conflict was expected to last 'four to five weeks' in March.</p>
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Trump Discusses Poll Ratings and State of Emergency in Time Interview
In a recent interview with Time magazine, President Donald Trump referred to low poll ratings as 'fake numbers' and deflected responsibility for misleading statements regarding the Iran war. He also indicated that he might declare a state of emergency before the midterm elections.
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Trump Discusses Poll Ratings and State of Emergency in Time Interview