Republican Congressman Byron Donalds claimed during an interview that economic policies were 'without question' better under Donald Trump than under Joe Biden.
Congressman Byron Donalds was corrected live on-air after making a claim about the state of the U.S. economy under Donald Trump.During an interview on CNN with journalist Abby Phillip, the Florida Republican claimed that economic policies were 'without question' better under Trump than under President Joe Biden.In response, Phillip said: 'I'm going to interrupt you on the facts.
'During the CNN interview, he defended these comments and said some things were better for the Black demographic in the past than they were now before making claims about Trump's record.Donalds has been widely viewed as a potential running mate on Trump's nominee's shortlist.
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