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We have an unserious president surrounded by complete losers. And I know that's not the deepest word on the planet to use, but they are such losers, it's unbelievable. So first, I want to play for you the video of the director of the FBI who allegedly took a company jet for personal use to Milan to, to watch the Olympics. And here he is in the locker room with the gold medal winners. Of course, he has to step in there and politicize it. Here he is, like, shooting beers, acting like he's a hockey player himself. Play this, Kylie. Okay. They put the hockey players end up putting a medal on him. Okay. It's just so ridiculous. And I'm, I don't want to take away anything from the hockey players because that's amazing. It's so cool that they won a gold medal. But my friend Crystal Ball has the best analysis about this and she says, look at this loser glomming onto their victory like he had anything to do with it. This man is the living embodiment of medi mediocrity. And your tax dollars are paying for this humiliating display. And here's the thing. This whole jock culture of MAGA men that have this sophomoric, juvenile nature of how to govern, of when they, when he arrives there shooting beer with him, making it about him, he knows that's going to be a huge story. I think it's just absolutely psychotic and disgraceful. But it's just another day in Trump's America. Moving along, we need to check in with the country's biggest political prostitute. And of course, I am talking about smokey eye sociopath JD Vance. And he is delving further and further into MAGA psychosis. He was interviewed over the weekend. And I want you to play this clip.
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Really not that hard. And it's, it's a huge indictment of Jacob Fry and frankly the entire far left, that they made that their cause of the day, letting violent sex offenders stay on the streets of America. The president's just not going to go for that.
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Well, the irony doesn't in there. Letting violent sex offenders stay on the street in America. The call is coming from inside the house. The gaslighting that this administration uses when JD fans, if you go to his Twitter feed in 2021, tweeted, we need to release the Epstein files. We need to charge everybody involved. And then they all find out the people that are involved work in this crime syndicate known as the United States Federal government. His owner, the guy who owns J.D. vance, the guy who made J.D. vance the most Psychotic political prostitute in American history. Peter Thiel is all over the Epstein files. There's all sorts of collusion with Teal and Epstein and Israel and Russia, and then not to mention all of the child rape, child torture, sexual assault. And there's credible claims against his boss, the President of the United States, but nobody in the administration will even look at it. Pam Bondi has seen the videos. She has met with these survivors, and she walks in in front of Congress indignant and smug and entitled and hateful and evil. And these are just such horrific people. But J.D. vance's dive into his political prostitution psychosis, I think is going to be studied for a long time because he has such a clear record in the pre being Trump's VP of having moral clarity on how dangerous Trump is, that he's a demagogue, that he's a fascist, that he's America's Hitler. And then the complete 180, the complete selling out of everything. And I think Peter Till paid him around $10 million and then installed him. And this is what people don't talk about enough. These oligarchs know that Trump is a lame duck and unhealthy and oldest shit. So they put a successor in line. Trump didn't want J.D. vance to be his second in line, but the oligarchs did. And so that's even why J.D. vance is there. So that's just fascinating. Moving along. Over the weekend, SCOTUS handed Trump a loss on the tariffs. And I do not trust the Supreme Court in the least bit, especially John Roberts and the handmade, but they were able to put up a bit of a guardrail. And so we have to take whatever we can get to try to cling on to some semblance of separation of powers. Gorsuch, in his ruling, said that only Congress had this power. So that was a really good sign. But I think what's so interesting about Trump lately is he always has to remind everybody that he's heterosexual. And I just think this is really weird. And he does it constantly. I report on it all the time and think about the people that, you know, like, I don't have to get on this channel and be like, oh, yeah, I'm heterosexual. I like men. Trump always has to do it. Play the clip.
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Of course, I don't think there's planes big enough to take the press in this room, but a lot of the press right here. We're in Georgia, and I said to the owner, I made a speech at a factory. They made steel products. And I said, how are you? Nice to meet you. How's business? President, I'd love to kiss you. This is a very powerful man. I don't want to be kissed by that man, but a very powerful, strong man. He's been in the steel business for many years. His father started it and he said, sir, I want to kiss you. Said, why? Said, because we were down to working one hour a week and then you came in and imposed tariffs and all of that foreign junk that they were dropping into our country stopped and we're now going to double shifts seven days a week.
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Okay, so you get the gist that he. It's always some big, strong, powerful man and the man wanted to kiss him. But you know, Trump doesn't kiss boys. But I always think back to this Epstein letter, this email where it was Trump blowing Bubba. And I know people think, oh, don't dive into that, but his constant talking about the size of Arnold Palmer's cock and always this good looking guy, that good looking guy. I just think it's rather interesting that the rights desired alpha male is constantly having to prove his masculinity and his heterosexuality. And it just shows you the brokenness in the masculinity on the right, how it's such facade that they all have these inferiority complexes and compensatory narcissism. So they think, okay, if I'm president, I'm going to seem masculine. If I'm an ICE agent, I'm going to seem masculine. And moving along, Trump is basically going to spike the SCOTUS ruling and he is going to go around them and try to impose tariffs anyway. But as he tries to explain this on top of him trying to explain that he's heterosexual all the time, he, his dementia just kicks in and this is just not a really smart person. And I don't think we can stop and kind of glare at this enough that the President of the United States, the bar has been so lowered, he is so intellectually disqualified from this position, he's bankrupted every company he's ever had. He's doing it to the United States of America. Now listen to his sentence structure in this presser. Play the clip. President Trump, you saw that, you were disappointed with that, but were you surprised with this decision? What are. What you felt when you.
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I was surprised because I thought that what we did was number one according to, I mean, I read the paragraphs. I read very well. Great comprehension. I read everything there is to read. And I said, we can't lose this case, but we can. When Judges are political when they want to be politically correct, when they're catering to a group of people in D.C. maybe. I don't know what it is, because when you read it, there's no other interpretation. There is no other.
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So, number one, he starts off, I read the paragraphs and I have great comprehension. It's always this, these compensatory statements. He has no idea. None other than his dipshit advisors said, hey, you should use tariffs. And he's like, okay, let's do it. And then he saw that he could put tariffs on Switzerland. And then the whole Rolex team comes over and takes him to the US Open and wines and dines him and allows him into their suite and makes up trophies to give to him. And all of these countries start fawning over him because they don't want tariffs applied to their imports. And so he likes that. And so this whole thing has just been completely flatlined because there no taxation without representation. Supreme Court has sent this back to Congress, thankfully. And of course, he's having a stage five meltdown over this. And here's where I think there is an opening. Whenever anybody disagrees with Trump, he goes for the juggler. And so now he's going after the Supreme Court and saying that they are under foreign influence.
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Play the clip you mentioned multiple times. Foreign influence over the Supreme Court. Do you have evidence of that? And if not, will you investigate that? You're going to find out what, what alternatives.
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So I think that there's a huge opening here, because if Trump, every time somebody disagrees with him, is going to make these extraordinary claims. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. So obviously this would mean that Congress would need to investigate him. Where is the information that SCOTUS is under foreign influence? And I will say this, the Democratic response to a lot of this has kind of pissed me off. Amy Klobuchar on threads, I believe she had a post and she said that what the president said about the Supreme Court was unacceptable, blah, blah, blah. And here's my thing. Amy Klobuchar, I know she probably meant well, but defending the Supreme Court right now is just not good politics. Number one, this is the Supreme Court that gave him immunity. The reason that we're watching a president govern as though he will never face accountability again is because he won't, because the Supreme Court gave him immunity. So when I see Democrats race up to defend the Supreme Court against the attacks from a convicted felon, that they paved the way for him to ascend to the executive branch again, who on the shadow Docket has given him victory after victory after victory. To a Supreme Court that took away a woman's right to go to a doctor in privacy, to a Supreme Court under the Kavanaugh rule, who has made it okay to racially profile people. For a Democrat, for a Democratic senator to then go on and defend that Supreme Court who gave this man immunity is just the reason that Democrats lose. Period. This Supreme Court does not deserve defending. This Supreme Court under John Roberts unleashed Citizens United, which has accelerated the fascist takeover of this country. And so if Donald Trump and the Supreme Court are going to have a pissing match, let them have it. You don't need to weigh in and defend the justices. Amy Klobuchar, that took away women in red states their right to go to a doctor. And now in red states, women that have a miscarriage are being charged with a crime thanks to that Supreme Court that you're defending. So I just, I think that we all have to have moral clarity right now. And I think that Democrats defending this court, you can defend their decision, but the character of this court is about as low and two faced and corrupt as you can get. The entire executive branch branch right now operates as a crime syndicate. It does. It is a criminal organization with a rubber stamp from scotus. And he will never face accountability. And it's devastating to know that. But you have to know it. That's why he governs the way he governs. That's why all the people around him are not scared of anything. But because, because before he won his second term, SCOTUS said, you have immunity. And that is just everything that we have been taught as Americans. Nobody is above the law. And SCOTUS said, well, Trump is. And so any defending of this court, even though they made the right decision on the tariffs, it's just unacceptable and bad politics and intellectually and morally dishonest. Which brings me to Elon Musk. Elon Musk, as we know, with an assist from the Supreme Court, John Robert, Supreme Court, with the ruling of Citizens United, he was able to spend $300 million to get this elected, to set up a crime syndicate, a pay for play in the Oval Office. He, Donald Trump is $4 billion richer. Elon Musk is several hundred billion dollars richer, which makes his 300 million dollar investment seem like peanuts. And that's all thanks to the Supreme Court. But the backlash from this overt immoral, disgusting oligarchy rule that we have right now is gaining steam on the left, right and center and everybody hates Elon Musk. So Much so that Drew Harwell posts. They're having trouble getting jurors in one of the cases against Elon Musk because so many people hate him so much. And this is from Law360. Hate for Musk quickly narrows jury pool in Switter deal trial. And so to the Democrats, this is an opportunity for you to have really clear moral clarity. And that moral clarity has to be that we oppose tax breaks for billionaires. We oppose it because we as a country cannot afford it. We cannot afford to let pieces of like Elon Musk get multi billion dollars of tax breaks. We can't afford for Palantir, the corrupt surveillance company to get all of our taxpayer monies so that they can operate through subsidies and government contracts and then pay $0 in federal income tax. We simply can't afford it. We cannot afford these billionaires. And if these billionaires really gave a about America, they wouldn't have any problem paying taxes because it will affect their lives. Zero. But we have contributed to a culture in this country where you have people that make 40, $50,000 a year Capitalists with no capital that will bend themselves into a pretzel defending the rights of Elon Musk. And Elon Musk doesn't give a about poor Americans. He only cares about co opting their vote and feeding them a scapegoat. Their immigrant neighbor, their black neighbor, the gay neighbor down the street. And Elon Musk is one of the most diabolical people. And you have to remember the people that Trump has attracted and trunk Trump 2.0, the business industry titans that have bent the knee to him. Number one, they're all in the Epstein files. And number two, they're all morally defunct. And as a country, we cannot let these people define us. All right, that's all I have. Like subscribe comment. I'll be back later with more news.
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