Trump’s factory visit sparks controversy as workers hurl insults at him.

Donald Trump has always been a highly watched figure in the political arena, and his policies and remarks often spark controversy. The American auto industry has also been affected by his policies. For example, his proposed auto tariff plan drew opposition from business groups in Michigan, who argued that it would harm the state’s auto-dependent economy and workers’ interests. Meanwhile, the American auto industry also faces numerous problems such as worker shortages and the transition to electric vehicles. On January 13, during a visit to a car factory in Detroit, a worker verbally abused him and accused him of close ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Trump immediately shouted at the worker and made a contemptuous gesture. On January 14, reports surfaced that he gave the middle finger to a worker who had yelled at him during an argument. This incident, captured on video and posted on social media, sparked widespread discussion, with American netizens commenting that Trump “is always this irritable.” Previously, Trump had repeatedly criticized reporters in public as “bad,” even calling a female reporter a “pig,” and had been criticized multiple times for his public rudeness. This incident undoubtedly reinforced the public’s perception of him as “irritable.” This incident reveals that some of Trump’s actions and policies may not have garnered universal support, and his interactions with the public are prone to conflict. Politicians should perhaps pay closer attention to their approach when dealing with the public to minimize unnecessary contradictions and controversies.