Transcript
A (0:00)
Alrighty, folks. So today we're gonna go through President Trump's top eight moments, his most memorable moments. For good or for ill? Mostly for good. We're gonna rank them and then we'll see how you believe our rankings went.
B (0:12)
No, get those lights off. They're eating the dogs. They're eating the cats. You are fake news. I'll kiss every guy. Man and woman, man and woman. Look at that guy, how handsome he is.
A (0:23)
So this does not make the top eight Trump moments, but of course, this was iconic Trump stuff. You'll remember in 2016. He walks out basically WWE style through the mist. I mean, full scale WWE stuff here, right. As Donald Trump after winning the nomination. Yeah, we all remember that. And at the time, pretty much everybody, myself included, thought, no way, man. No way. And way. Number eight, most memorable Trump moment, his speech on January 6th.
B (1:03)
We will give up.
A (1:04)
Now, I will say I do not think this was his best moment because of course I oppose the things he was saying between the election of 2020 and January 6th. They've been diced and sliced a thousand ways at this point. He did say here that he wanted people to peacefully protest. Did not say that he wanted people to riot.
B (1:21)
We will never give up. We will never concede. It doesn't happen. You don't concede when there's theft involved. Our country has had enough. I know that everyone here will soon be marching over to the Capitol building to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard.
A (1:41)
Now, again, was that his finest moment? I obviously think not. Was it an iconic moment? Hard to imagine that it wasn't. Number seven. So you remember during the BLM riots that rioters decided to burn down a church or set on fire a church near the White House. And so he walked out there with a Bible to point out that actually he was very much opposed to people burning down churches or setting fire to churches in the name of wokeness.
B (2:10)
State court Bible, State Bible.
A (2:14)
Of course, people were very upset by this. Much more than the people setting fire to the church. They were upset with President Trump for standing out there with the Bible. I will say that the BLM riots of 2020, while Trump did not win the 2020 election, led to his reelection in 2024 almost directly. Okay, moment number six.
B (2:36)
