Donald Trump's Astonishing Admission: 500-Year-Old Word Called 'New' Leaves Viewers Confused!

In a recent Fox News interview with Bret Baier, President Donald Trump, 79, seemingly made a surprising discovery: the word "affordability." His statement, "You know they have this new word called affordability, and they don’t talk about it enough," has incited widespread disbelief online, as many ponder whether he’s just now encountering terms commonplace in American vernacular.Throughout his tenure, the billionaire often claims credit for terms long in use. During the conversation, Trump remarked, “I think of groceries. It’s an old-fashioned word, but it’s a beautiful word," while discussing economic issues. This comment prompted a wave of social media reactions, with users humorously suggesting he needs a dictionary. Critics quickly seized upon his unusual wording, with remarks like, "He doesn’t know the meaning of the word." Historically, Trump has asserted ownership over phrases like "fake news," only to be corrected by Merriam-Webster, reminding him such phrases date back generations.