Former D.C. Metro officer Michael Fanone — a frequent Trump critic now making his rounds on left-wing media — is back with a new round of explosive claims. In a recent Substack interview, Fanone suggested that President Donald Trump could “flee the country” at the end of his term, echoing the same anti-Trump rhetoric that has defined his post-police career.
His comments immediately sparked backlash among conservatives who see this as yet another attempt by Democrats and their media allies to distract from the real issues facing America: inflation, border chaos, rising crime, and global instability.
Fanone Pushes a New Anti-Trump Narrative
During the interview, Fanone revisited his now-familiar story, promoting his book Hold the Line while attacking Trump supporters and the millions of Americans who voted for him. He predicted Democrats would retake the House in 2026 — a claim out of sync with current voter trends showing conservatives gaining ground with seniors, rural Americans, and working-class families.
Fanone insisted Trump is “cornered,” and he floated the idea that new investigations are inevitable. This messaging closely mirrors Democrat talking points aimed at undermining Trump’s political momentum ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
Inflammatory Claims With No Evidence
Fanone made a series of sensational statements, including:
- Trump is “dangerous”
- Trump is “lashing out”
- Trump is motivated purely by “revenge”
- Trump somehow amassed “over $800 billion” through crypto
These claims triggered widespread criticism online. Many conservatives noted that the left continues inventing increasingly dramatic narratives to keep their base agitated and fearful — especially as their policies crumble under real-world scrutiny.
Blaming Trump for Everything — Again
As the interview progressed, Fanone blamed Trump’s administration for nearly every issue in American life, listing:
- Immigration enforcement
- Farm policy
- Tariffs
- Taxes
- ACA subsidies
- Medicare and Medicaid access
- Rural hospital closures
But under Trump, America witnessed:
- Lower taxes for families
- Stronger borders
- A booming stock market
- Energy independence
- Rising retirement accounts
- Historic job growth before the pandemic
These facts remain undeniable, especially for older Americans who lived through the contrast between Trump’s policies and the decline under Democrat governance.
Fanone Predicts Trump Will “Flee the Country”
In the most outrageous portion of the interview, Fanone claimed that Trump will eventually board a private jet and escape to Saudi Arabia. He even suggested Trump will retire in a guest house owned by a Saudi prince — a narrative that sounded more like Hollywood fiction than reality.
The interviewer appeared surprised and asked whether Fanone really believed Trump would flee U.S. jurisdiction. Fanone stuck to the claim, asserting that Trump faces legal risk despite the Supreme Court’s ruling that presidents are immune from prosecution for official acts.
Conservatives immediately pointed out that this kind of rhetoric is designed to stir panic, fundraise off outrage, and keep Democrat voters emotionally activated.
The Real Story Most Americans See
While Fanone and other anti-Trump commentators continue promoting sensational theories, millions of Americans see the bigger picture:
- A nation struggling with historic illegal immigration
- Rising prices crushing seniors and retirees
- Violent crime surging in Democrat-run cities
- Threats from China, Iran, and hostile nations growing
- Families demanding stability, security, and strength
These issues matter far more to everyday Americans than the political drama manufactured by left-wing activists.
President Trump continues focusing on rebuilding American strength, securing the border, restoring law and order, and defending the working families who have carried this nation for generations.
For conservative Americans — especially those 50 and older — the choice between Trump’s leadership and the chaos of Democrat governance becomes clearer every day.
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