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Phil Collins says Trump ‘sees everything as a deal’: ‘Very scary time’

By Judy Kurtz · Oct 6, 2026, 8:52 AM CDT

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Phil Collins is knocking President Trump as “nasty,” saying that the commander in chief “plays politics like a businessman,” even though handling U.S. and international relations isn’t “really a business at all.” “It’s diplomacy,” Collins said in a recent interview on “Piers Morgan Uncensored.” “Sometimes you can lose, but still come out winning,” the “In…

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Loaded languageThe use of a pejorative adjective frames Trump negatively without providing evidence.

AnalogyCollins likens political decision‑making to business tactics, suggesting a critique of Trump’s approach.

Appeal to authorityCiting the interview as the source gives the statement weight, though no other verification is offered.

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The article does not provide background on why Collins was asked about Trump, any prior statements by Collins on politics, or details about the interview’s date, length, or broader conversation.

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The piece is based solely on an interview segment; no additional corroborating sources or expert commentary are offered to contextualize Collins’s remarks about U.S. foreign policy or the political climate.

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The article primarily reports Collins’s opinion; it does not present independent reporting or verification of the claims about Trump’s behavior.