Awkward moment Donald Trump gets laughed at in own Town Hall after making bizarre claim about presidency

During a recent Town Hall event, Donald Trump was asked about any mistakes he had made during his first 100 days back as president. The question made things a bit awkward when the audience began laughing at his response.

Trump reached his 100-day mark as the 47th president on April 29. To recognize the milestone, he made public appearances, gave interviews, and posted on Truth Social saying it had been “100 very special days.”

One of the events included a call-in to a News Nation Town Hall hosted by Chris Cuomo, with guests like Bill O’Reilly, Stephen A. Smith, and political experts from both parties.

Trump talked about putting in place high tariffs and claimed that countries were constantly contacting the U.S. to make trade deals. But when someone asked him what his biggest mistake had been so far, he hesitated.

There was a short silence before Trump said, “That’s the toughest question I can have…” The crowd chuckled, but the laughter grew louder when he added, “Because I don’t really believe I’ve made mistakes.”

Some in the audience clapped, showing they agreed with him, but his answer came after several controversial decisions, including the accidental deportation of a father from Maryland—a clear mistake, according to his own administration.

Trump continued to defend his actions, saying the U.S. is going through a “transition period” and promised major economic wins in the future. He mentioned that the U.S. was losing huge amounts of money in trade and said he’s working to fix that.

He emphasized that he knows exactly what he’s doing and that the country needs strong leadership to protect its interests.

Before the event, Bill O’Reilly had already guessed how Trump would answer, saying he’d never admit to making a mistake.