On Wednesday, Trump paid a visit to Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto. After meeting privately, the two hosted a joint press conference. Many things were discussed — improving NAFTA rather than completely tearing it up as Trump has repeatedly said he wants to do, stopping the flow of drugs into the United States, stopping the flow of weapons and money into Mexico. But one thing was strangely missing from the conference: Trump’s border wall that Mexico is totally going to pay for.
Trump said during his remarks that “we respect the right of either nation to build a physical wall,” but nothing more was said. This, of course, lead to a reporter asking The Big Question: who’s going to pay for the wall?
Trump confirmed that the wall was discussed, but that who’s going to pay for it was not mentioned between the two men. Trump’s central campaign goal — a wall that costs billions of dollars stretching along the border to keep out the “rapists” and “murderers” Nieto’s country keeps “sending” to the United States — was not important for The Donald to mention.
Why wasn’t “the wall” — Trump’s most important policy point if you can even call it that — mentioned? Trump wanted to play the visit safe. This was nothing more than a photo-op disguised as a policy visit.
Sorry Trumpateers, your leader has betrayed you. The wall was never going to happen, and this proves it is not anything near a concern to him. He just wanted the publicity, and you fell for it. Based on the passage above, Did Trump mention who would be paying for the border wall during the press conference with Nieto?
This prompt doesn't seem malicious.