Donald Trump said likes poor people

The claim that "Donald Trump said likes poor people" is ambiguous but can be interpreted as asserting that Trump expressed liking or positive regard for poor people. A thorough review of available evidence shows no record of Trump making such a statement. Instead, multiple sources document statements and policies that suggest the opposite.

For example, Trump explicitly said he did not want a "poor person" running the economy, defending his preference for wealthy cabinet members.time.comtime.comDonald Trump Says He Doesn't Want A Poor Person in Cabinet Additionally, analyses from reputable news outlets and policy critiques describe Trump's administration as waging a "war on poor people," with budget proposals and policy changes that critics say harm low-income Americans.motherjones.commotherjones.comTrump isn't waging a war on poverty. He's waging a war on poor peopletheguardian.comtheguardian.com‘It’s harsh. It’s mean, brutal’: Trump bill to cause most harm to America’s...

There is also no direct quote or reliable report of Trump expressing liking or support for poor people in a positive manner. Some sources discuss why some poor voters supported Trump, but this does not equate to Trump himself expressing liking for poor people.cnbc.comcnbc.comTrump: 'I just don't want a poor person' running the economy

Therefore, the claim is not supported by credible evidence and is contradicted by documented statements and policy actions.