Trump Lashes Out At Google With Insane Accusation, It Immediately Blows Up In His Face

Donald Trump has been getting even more creative (and crazy) with his daily tweeting habit, and if it weren’t a sign that the president is actually more unwell than he’s ever been, it might actually be a little entertaining. Unfortunately, the President of the United States is currently so mentally unstable that his tweets have been making less and less sense as he continues to unravel.

Earlier today, Trump attacked Google, accusing the company of “helping China and their military” instead of the United States – and even brought Hillary Clinton into it. Trump whined:

Google is helping China and their military, but not the U.S. Terrible! The good news is that they helped Crooked Hillary Clinton, and not Trump….and how did that turn out?”

Google is helping China and their military, but not the U.S. Terrible! The good news is that they helped Crooked Hillary Clinton, and not Trump….and how did that turn out?

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 16, 2019

This was a reaction to chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Joseph Dunford stating that Google’s work in China was helping the military indirectly. Dunford had said in a testimony in front of the Senate Armed Services Committee earlier this week:

The work that Google is doing in China is indirectly benefiting the Chinese military and I’ve been very public on this issue as well.”

Dunford has a history of criticizing Google’s reluctance in working with the United States Department of Defense, and Trump couldn’t help but latch onto anything he thinks might make him look better. Google had responded to Dunford’s remarks, stating:

We deeply respect the US military and we are working with them to solve problems in areas like cybersecurity, logistics, transportation and planning.”

And while Google hasn’t responded to Trump yet, the company didn’t have to — America was more than happy to blast Trump on Google’s behalf:

Number one they did not help Hillary. Number two Google is a public company. They can operate how they choose. Number three stop acting like a dictator

— Brian Krassenstein (@krassenstein) March 16, 2019