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Vanity Fair has gone absolutely nuclear on the Trump administration. They effed them so hard they lured them into this special. You know you're going to be cover story and then they take these diabolical close up mug shots and start trotting it out. They get 11 on tape interviews with Trump chief of staff Susie Wyat and you want to talk about loose lips, sinking ships. It's unbelievable. These people are so incompetent they can't even go and stay on script in front of Vanity Fair. All right, let's put up the recount. Has an amazing summary of all of this. Pop it up. Susie Wild says Trump has an alcoholic personality, which we've all known that for the longest of time. He's the biggest dry drunk on the planet. Not to mention a lot of people from the Apprentice say that he does engage in uppers and pharmaceuticals. Pretty reliable sources I would say. All right, moving along. While said Trump has an alcoholics personality, high functioning alcoholics or alcoholics in general, their personalities are exaggerated when they drink. I'm a little bit of an expert in big personalities. He operates with a view that there's nothing he can't do. Nothing. Zero, nothing. In the next slide. Okay, this is wild you guys. What Susie Wiles said about people in Trump's cabinet, she says about little Smokey, our little failed drag queen. JD Vance is a conspiracy theorist for a decade whose transition from Trump critic to ally was sort of political. This is stunning. A White House chief of staff takes the vice president, puts him under the bus, drives over it, hits reverse, reverses back over it, goes back over it again and hits reverse and back over. That's how unlikable these people are. This is the nicest thing she can say on record. On Pam Bondi, she says she completely whiffed the handling of the Epstein files. On RFK Jr. He pushes the envelope, some would say too far on Marco Rubio is not the sort of person that would violate his principles. Russ Vogt is a right wing, absolute zealot. Moving along on Elon Musk, she says he is an avowed Ketamine user. He sleeps in a sleeping bag in the EOB in the daytime. He's an odd, odd duck, as I think geniuses are. No rational person could think the USAID process was a good one. Nobody. So if she took little Smokey and drove over him and reversed back over and over. She's waterboarding, waterboarding Elon Musk right now, you guys. And then she's throwing him under the bus. I mean, this is so damning. And you know what's so fascinating about Elon Musk? There's not a person in his orbit that comes out saying glow things about him. Maybe Joe Rogan, but Joe Rogan is very turned on by wealth. Like, that's his quote, unquote love language. Okay, moving along. She says Trump is in the Epstein files and we know he's in the files and he's not in the file doing anything awful. He was on Epstein's plane. He's on the manifest. They were, you know, sort of young, single, whatever. I know it's passe, it's a passe word. But sort of young, single playboys together. You guys, the date and time that she's talking about, Trump was 50. 50. He was not. He was not 22. And, and you know, then maybe there's an 18 year old. He's 50 years old during this time. Okay, so this is why the Epstein shit's going on. Back to Pam Bondi. She says first Pam gave them binders full of not. And then she said that the witness list or the client list was on her desk. There is no client list. And it sure. And it sure as hell wasn't on her desk. And then moving along, Wiles said the Justice Department's attempt to charge New York State Attorney General Letasha James with mortgage fraud might be the one retribute retribution. She had half a billion dollars of his money. I don't think he wakes up thinking about retribution. But when there's an opportunity, he will go for. And then on the Venezuelan boats, loose lips Susie Wiles says he wants to keep on blowing boats up until Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro cries uncle. And people way smarter than me on that say that he will. That's stunning. Stunning admissions on her boss. He's a counter puncher. And increasingly in our society, in our society, the punchers are women. Moving along, she says if we had it to do over, I wouldn't have cameras because it was going to end that way. And this is the her reflection on the Zelinsky Trump meeting in the Oval. So she wouldn't change the way that Zelinsky was treated. She just doesn't want to televise for history. And I think what she's doing here, Susie Wiles pumps, is she is putting herself in the historical record because she's evil, clearly. But she's somewhat intelligent to go along with all of this. Moving along, she says, this is about the signal gate. I'm not horrified by it. The burdens on us to make sure that national security conversations are preserved. In this case, Jeff Goldberg did it for us. That's wild. Moving along, we told Trump, we told Donald Trump, hey, let's not talk about tariffs today. Let's wait until we have the team in complete unity and then we'll do it. Of course, everybody thinks tariffs are a bad idea, except for the idiot that made up a character in his administration. Moving along, I said, I'm not on board with the people that were happenstancers or didn't do anything violent. And we certainly know what everybody did because the FBI has done such an incredible job in every case of the ones he was looking at, in every case, they had already served more time than the sentencing guidelines would have suggested. So given that I sort of got on board, there have been a couple of times where I've been outvoted. And if there's a tie, Trump wins. This is about the January six pardons. And okay, this, this stuff goes on and on, but I want to get pumps take on all of Susie Wiles. Loose lips, sinking ships.
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Okay, so I have been, I read the article and then I started researching the guy that wrote the article. Apparently he is an author that has written books about the chief of staff position. This is what he does. He interviews chief of staffs. Then I read, by all accounts, Susie Wiles. She is thoughtful, meaningful, strategic. She doesn't just talk out of her ass. So then I think, was she doing this so that she can get ahead of when biology catch up, catches up with kings? I think that gives her a lot of credit. Or is the hubris that she is the gatekeeper and Trump's agenda is so popular she can say whatever the fuck she wants and she has more power than anybody when it comes to Trump. Either way, she whiffed on this big time. She looks terrible now. A lot of the things she said were absolutely true. And I agree with JD Vance is a conspiracy theorist. I mean, all of these people, Pam Bondi, Trump is on the list. But the fact that she goes against everything that every other member of his staff and cabinet says is stunning. And I'll tell you what else. The Pete Heck, Seth with the boats and killing people that's going to end up somewhere someday in a court martial or legal proceedings. Same with a lot of the other, like the Tish James stuff. A lot of what she said is going to be exhibits A and B in lawsuits, in my opinion.
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Yeah, I think that what she's doing here is she might be out of all of the evil players in Trump's orbit, she might be the most sane. And I think she's preserving her record. She sees that the deck chairs on the Titanic are being rearranged. She's too savvy to have been so brazen in what she calls all of these people. And she's creating a little bit of daylight and her own self preservation for history. And of course, immediately after this all comes out, Susie Wiles tries to deny it. Pop this up, Kylie. So Susie Wiles told the New York Times she didn't call Elon Musk and vowed ketamine user in one of her 11 interviews with Vanity Fair. That's ridiculous. I wouldn't have said it. I wouldn't know. Vanity Fair, New York Times calls to fact check and they're like, okay, cool, that's fine. Here she is on tape saying it, right? So all she is completely pigeonholed into all of these things. And I think she's savvy enough to know and I think she must be inside the Death Star enough, but also enough outside of it. A little bit, maybe 10, 15% to that. If you're in the bubble, if you're Stephen Miller, if you're Caroline Levitt, if you're some of these people in the bubble, you're so disillusioned and completely out of sorts as to how popular you really are. But I think she kind of gets it. She probably sees the real data. She probably watches and reads outside of right wing journalism from time to time, as any good chief of staff would do to see what the opportunity opposition is saying. And interestingly, after this story, not interestingly, unsurprisingly, the White House cabinet, everybody launches a full blown Twitter attack defending Susie Wiles and bashing the, quote, fake news media. And this is what happens to these people. They're in their bubble and they're safe and they're coddled because they're snowflakes and they're thin skinned and they're titty babies. They get outside of their bubble and people write the truth. They quoted Susie Wiles. They're writing the truth about them. They're using their photographs. And then when the real world sees how diabolical they are outside of their bubble, they freak out. And so put this up. Here is, this is crazy. Here's all the tweets from everybody saying fake news. We've got Pete Hegseth saying this hit job on Susie Wiles, blah, blah, blah. To all of the people trying to defend Susie Wiles. The source for Vanity Fair's article was Susie Wiles. She is the on record source for every single bit of this. And when these babies get outside of their bubble, they freak out. And if they're in Fox News, they feel safe. Think about every time Katie Miller, she's been on Piers Morgan and she's been on Abby Phillips. When she gets outside of her safe space, she has a stage five meltdown. She cannot deal with the facts being delivered. And so one other point that I think is interesting. Trump not only responded to this, but he agreed with Susie Wiles and said, I do have an alcoholic personality. There's a lot of truth to that, which I found to be very interesting. Yeah. And it reminded me of the. When Zoran Momdani was in the Oval and he said that they said, hey, do you want to reef? Do you want to take back that you called him a fascist? And Trump said, it's okay. It's easier just say, you know, as he's drooling all over mayor like mom, Donnie. But it makes me think, I do think he's demented, but he, he's a lot more aware of the caricature that he plays publicly then. Then he, then he leads on. Now, that's not to say that I think that we have seen massive cognitive decline in him, but I do think it's pretty interesting that he just went and affirmed exactly what Susie said.
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Well, I think Trump, the, the one thing that he is focused on is his image and his brand. So that would make sense that he would be able to hold onto that because he's been playing character his entire life. One thing I found interesting about the article, you have her talking about all these different decisions. Tariffs, usaid, all of those things. And, and it's very obvious from the article, there are no experts surrounding Trump that everything is willy nilly. Oh, we didn't know. Nobody's doing the research in the government and saying, okay, if we cut usaid, what are the effects? Nobody's doing that. Where it's just a very knee jerk. Not that anybody needed to tell us the tariffs. Yeah, we set the tariffs. It was so bad we had to you know, nobody is an expert or paying attention in this.
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Which is the point. Right, which is the point. I mean, that's what, that's what we need to always remind the listener. That's what authoritarians do. It is a dismantling of expertise, intentional dismantling of expertise. And then finally, the most diabolical part of all of this isn't Susie Wild's own words. It is the award winning journalism, photojournalism. And you guys trotting these out and these are like mug shots. Let's put them up. Here's Caroline Levitt and our friend Peter Twinklage on Twitter said, are these injector sites on her lips? Lip filler injection sites. And I don't, you know, if she wants to do gender affirming care, she wants to get Botox. Look, I, I get Botox. No knock on any of that. It's just so diabolical that this administration is constantly going on and on about gender affirming care and every single one of them partake in it. Moving along. Okay, I saw on Twitter pump somebody wrote, I'm a photographer. What is the camera lens that you use to expose people's sun damage? I thought it was really interesting. Interesting that Susie Wiles just confirmed JD Vance is a prostitute. He's a conspiracy theorist and a political opportunist. JD Vance is a prostitute. Moving along. Okay, she looks batshit crazy in this photo. I mean just. And you would have to be, I mean, she would have to create a record of sanity and, and some daylight between her and this criminal regime. She wants him in the record that, hey, I tried to talk people off the ledge a little bit, but to go with work for a convicted felon and the day in, day out lying and knowing that USAID did good work and knowing that the closing of USAID would kill hundreds of thousands of children and then your opposition to that only pops up in a Vanity Fair article. You have the president's ear. He trusts you more than anybody else. And you couldn't get him to reverse that. I mean, there's nothing heroic about what Susie Wiles is doing here. Susie W.S. is trying to preserve herself as the least crazy, least criminal cult member. Moving along, I mean, Marco Rubio. I mean, this is, I mean, I mean the soul is just completely gone. And last, the little 4 foot 7 inch, most unliked person globally, Stephen Miller.
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You know, I think that these pictures show the rot from within. They, I mean they, it is a caption of how rotten to the core and the lacking in soul. These people are. I thought they were a perfect rendition of who these people are.
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Yeah, a lot of people were saying, don't platform them. Don't give them time and space. I really believe this was incredible journalism. They got all of them on the record. Furthermore, the way they trolled them photographically was just so nuclear and so diabolical. I'm here for every ounce of it because it serves. It's like the most consequential thing these people have faced. Like they are trying to dismantle the media. They're so arrogant, they want to dismantle the media and then they agree to this Vanity Fair interview and they take pictures and Vanity Fair utterly them on the photographs. And they deserved it. They deserved every single bit of it. Every unedited photograph, every enhancement of every sunspot. The zoom in on Caroline Lovett's lip filler lips. No notes. 12 out of 10. Incredible, incredible photojournalism. Incredible journalism. The New York Times calling to fact check Susie Wiles denial. And they play the tape. This is journalism. And this is why these titty baby MAGA morons want to disband it. Because when they are reported on outside of their bubble, they're reported accurately. Their moral depravity is reported accurately. Their. Their lack of loyalty to one another is reported accurately. J.D. vance being a prostitute, political opportunist is reported accurately. They don't like it and they pitch a fit. And then they go on a mass Twitter, you know, campaign. But the gig is up. This party has a 30% apparent approval rating and tanking Vanity Fair. I love you. That was so awesome. This is journalism. I believe in it. I love it so much. All right. Subscribe to our channel. We'll be back later with more news.