Rhetorical Analysis Of Donald Trump's Support For The CIA
Freshly elected president Donald Trump, with his CIA briefing, expressed his support for the entire CIA, and other ideas that he believes in retaining for the CIA. Donald Trump shows an overwhelming source of support for the CIA and a strong sense of importance for their actions.
Trump begins his speech by expressing his support for the CIA. He talks about how “This is my first stop”(pg 1 para 1). He also emphasizes how important they are by pointing out that he had other places he could have gone such as balls or other speeches. Trump also makes an easily refutable statement somewhat of a Strawman when he says “Almost everyone in this room voted for me”(pg 1 para 5). Trump also talks about how Himself and the CIA are on the same page, and want the same things. Trump on the same note of being on the same page talks about how we need to “get rid of ISIS, We need to get rid of ISIS”(pg 1 para 8) Trump uses repetition to get his point across that they both want the same things. …show more content…
Him saying this gives the audience a sense of importance and lets them know it wasn't just another decision ,but rather one he truly cared about. After that Trump took a paragraph to describe why Mike was a good choice to head the CIA. Doing this he continued to build a image in the audience's heads that he and the CIA are on the same page, with the same values, and same goals. Trump later on in this step on building up his choice on “Head of The CIA” used a lot of Repetition to try to get apart how bad he wanted his audience to understand his passion for his
Trump begins his speech by expressing his support for the CIA. He talks about how “This is my first stop”(pg 1 para 1). He also emphasizes how important they are by pointing out that he had other places he could have gone such as balls or other speeches. Trump also makes an easily refutable statement somewhat of a Strawman when he says “Almost everyone in this room voted for me”(pg 1 para 5). Trump also talks about how Himself and the CIA are on the same page, and want the same things. Trump on the same note of being on the same page talks about how we need to “get rid of ISIS, We need to get rid of ISIS”(pg 1 para 8) Trump uses repetition to get his point across that they both want the same things. …show more content…
Him saying this gives the audience a sense of importance and lets them know it wasn't just another decision ,but rather one he truly cared about. After that Trump took a paragraph to describe why Mike was a good choice to head the CIA. Doing this he continued to build a image in the audience's heads that he and the CIA are on the same page, with the same values, and same goals. Trump later on in this step on building up his choice on “Head of The CIA” used a lot of Repetition to try to get apart how bad he wanted his audience to understand his passion for his