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Chuck
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Ben
Was looking sickly, fatigued, out of breath yesterday as he was basically cornered like a rat internationally, being Vladimir Putin's stooge and basically reading press releases from Putin saying Putin's gonna have to respond very strongly to the Ukrainian attacks on Russia and being a Putin mouthpiece on his social media platform. And then you had Elon Musk just relentlessly putting the dagger into Donald Trump, mocking Trump and the disastrous budget bill over and over again. Elon Musk was posting comments from Fox viewers who said that they felt betrayed by Donald Trump. And Trump was pretty much mia. He's pretty much been MIA since last Friday when he showed up at the Pittsburgh steel factory, the US Steel and he lied to all the steel workers. You all gonna get $5,000 bonuses. And Nippon Steel is not really acquiring U.S. steel. U.S. will have full control. Liar, liar, liar. How do you know Donald Trump's lying? Because he's opening up his mouth. So we didn't really see Donald Trump this weekend, by the way. I'm not really complaining. We didn't see him on Monday. He really wasn't anywhere on, on Tuesday. And then on Wednesday, you know, he did this like weird mini, not a press conference. He did this pre recorded video from the Oval Office and like his face looked like all puffy and strange. And then he showed up at what he called the summer soiree at the White House for about, he gave like a 10 minute speech on the balcony of the White House, like, Whoa, has those Covid 2020 vibes. But you have Elon Musk making posts like this. Elon post does a meme where he goes, here's the money that Doge saved. And then he does a picture of a train hitting the bus. Trump's big, beautiful bill destroying what Doge did. Let me be very clear. Doge was an absolute disaster. There's significantly more federal spending month over month now than under former President Biden. So let's not in any way imagine that Doge was a success. I think Congress is going to pass a rescission bill and claim that Doge cut about $9.3 billion. With all the essential services that Doge got rid of. It's going to lead to trillions of dollars more being added to our deficit. But, but this is how Elon Musk is mocking Donald Trump over and over again. Elon Musk calls for a new spending bill should be drafted that doesn't massively grow the deficit and increase the DEB by $5 trillion. Donald Trump, sheepish, sheepish. He's telling people behind the scenes that he's very, very angry, but he is a taco. Trump always chickens out. He's a chicken. You stand up, you watching Elon Musk bully Trump and also I guess in his own way, have his own version of like kompromat on Trump. You know, just think of it. Trump's like, I don't know what to do. You have Donald Trump being outmaneuvered by Putin. You have Zelensky, Europe being like, all right, Trump's. What a weak, vile, pathetic thing that is. We're gonna stand up for ourselves. And Europe leaning in on its defense of Ukraine. And we're seeing Canada look to Europe, Australia look to Europe. Heck, we're seeing, you know, meetings between the European Union and China potentially scheduled for July, leaving the United States all isolated. But, but, but this one, this is how I think Trump's team is trying to leak it to right wing press. I think Trump might be working in tandem with Elon here to tank his own bill in a 4D chess move as our Editor in chief Ron Philipkowski goes, Ah, yes, Tacko is playing 4D chess once again. How could we not realize that, you know, but while Donald Trump, fatigued, sickly looking, you know, hiding, he did a number of very, very kind of cruel things today with a lot of major implications. So let me go through what he did. He reversed former President Biden's executive order that was critical for women getting reproductive emergency abortion care. The Trump regime ended emergency abortion requirement for hospitals. The Biden era guidance now overturned, directed hospitals to perform abortions when needed to protect pregnant patients whose life was in jeopardy. Donald Trump says, nope, if your life is in jeopardy, you should die. Donald Trump signed a proclamation through an executive order suspending visas for new Harvard International students. Donald Trump signed a presidential memorandum directing an investigation into who ran the United States while President Biden was in office. It's always deranged, unhinged, sickening conspiracies with these magazines, right? It's one thing to the next, because what are they trying to distract from? No peace in Ukraine in 24 hours. By the way, Donald Trump's post yesterday where he parroted Putin's talking points, literally a social media post, like promoting Putin's propaganda. Trump said it was a great call with Putin. It was a good conversation, but not a conversation that will lead to immediate peace. Putin said that he will very strongly retaliate against Ukraine. So how is that a good call? That's not going to lead to an immediate peace. And by the way, it's not Putin retaliating against Ukraine. Vladimir Putin every day has been sending Shahid drones and ballistic missiles to kill innocent Ukrainians every single day. And Ukraine defending itself. Attack the weapons that are attacking innocent Ukrainians, you cowardly fool, you. You vile piece of trash, you. And I know sometimes people go, hey, Ben, stop with the name calling. We like the more Mr. Rogers approach. Chill out with the name calling. But I'm sorry, when Donald Trump is out there literally doing social media posts that are like more Russian propaganda than rt, it riles my blood sometimes and it makes me just utterly. Oh, by the way, great job, Columbia University. Y' all sucked up to Donald Trump and tried to appease him and cave to all of his demands. And now the Trump regime says Columbia failed to meet the standards to be accredited and they want to remove remove you as an accredited university. And Columbia sucked up to Donald Trump, did everything Trump said. By the way, it was what it was. On May 28, 2025, Donald Trump said Harvard needs to act more like Columbia and do What I say, you don't want me to prove to you he said that. Here's what Donald Trump said May 28, 2025.
GPT
You know, Colombia has been really, they were very, very bad, what they've done, very anti Semitic and other things, but they're working with us on finding a solution. And, you know, they're taking off that hot seat. But Harvard wants to fight. They want to show how smart they are, and they're getting their ass kicked. Thank you very much, everybody.
Ben
Okay? And yesterday, Donald Trump says that Columbia can't get accredited anymore. So you can't appease this guy. He's a taco. He always chickens out. You know what you got to do to bullies. You, you, you gotta, you gotta bully him back. You gotta stand up, you gotta call them out. You can never capitulate. We live once, okay? Why would you want to live your life constantly being shamed by Donald Trump's extortionist effort? Why would you want to do it? Stand up to the bully. And by the way, Trump yet alone run the country. Trump can't even run a damn golf course. You know, Bedminster, Donald Trump's golf course or whatever, whatever you want to call it in New Jersey has one of the worst, worst health score rankings with 18 food violations. He can't even run Bedminster, where, by the way, his first wife, Ivana is buried under these, like, disgusting shrubs so he could apparently get some tax benefits from by calling the the Bedminster a cemetery. Just put her in the swampy area near some of the back holes, letting the shrubs grow over it. Yes, as the Daily Beast and Forbes report, Trump's National Golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey was hit with a whopping 18 health violations and the lowest grade in the county after an an inspection of last month. An online report from the May 6th health inspection visit, May 6, like three weeks ago, reveals that the club received a 32 of 100 from the county health department. A 32 from 100. And this is. He can't even, he can't even run. He can't even run the restaurant. He's supposed to run the United States of America. What other data do you need? He's a felon, a sexual abuser. He is a bankrupt or a fraud and he can't run. He can't run his crap. He bankrupts everything, this idiot. Now, one of the things also that happened yesterday too, Donald Trump's travel ban banned all immigrant visas from 19 countries, including Cuba, Haiti and Venezuela. He banned all student and research visas to Harvard. He also colluded with the state of Texas to kick 20,000 undocumented college students off in state tuition. So just think about who the regime is picking on. They're doing raids of restaurants, construction sites, farms. They're taking away workers. They are taking. They're attacking students who are here trying to pursue the American dream and people who are showing up to their court dates. Showing up to their court dates. And who's the type of people that they employ? Meet this is a ProPublica reports. Meet the 22 year old Trump's team pick to lead terrorism prevention. One year out of college and with zero national security expertise. Thomas for Gate is the Department of Homeland Security official tasked with overseeing the government's main hub for combating violent extremism. The intern has been placed in charge of the Department of Homeland Security task force overseeing extremism. Right now, just another day in the dastardly, dastardly Trump regime. Well, there you have it, folks. I don't want to hear Trump's voice. Do you want to hear Trump's voice? I don't want to hear Trump. I don't want to play any more clips of Donald Trump right now. Um, I'll give you some good news, though. Mississippi. In Mississippi, Democrats won big. Recently, voters decided the next mayor of Horn Lake, Mississippi Democrat Jimmy Stokes, defeated his Republican opponent, Dan Danny Klein in the June 3 general election. Along with mayor, all seven alderman positions in Horn Lake were contested in the election. Prior to this election in Mississippi, just one seat was held by a Democrat, Lashonda Johnson, in position five. Now the table's flipped. Republicans have been left with just two alderman seats after this election. There you have it. I don't want to play Trump videos right now, so I'm not going to do it. Stay in the fight. Stay in the fight. The opposition's getting stronger every day. Stay in the fight. They're getting weaker every day. We got this hit. Subscribe. Let's get to 5 million subscribers. The truth is more important than ever. Check out our new Truth over lies collection@store.midas touch.com all 100% USA union. It.
The MeidasTouch Podcast: "Trump Gets Smothered by Bad News and Looks Sickly" – Detailed Summary
Release Date: June 5, 2025
In this episode of The MeidasTouch Podcast, hosts Ben, Brett, and Jordy Meiselas delve into the tumultuous political landscape surrounding former President Donald Trump. Combining sharp analysis with their signature brotherly banter, the episode provides a comprehensive examination of Trump's current standing both domestically and internationally, his interactions with influential figures like Elon Musk, and recent political developments. Additionally, the episode highlights positive political shifts in Mississippi, offering a balanced perspective amidst the chaos.
The episode opens with Ben addressing concerns about Donald Trump's physical and mental state. He describes Trump as appearing "sickly, fatigued, out of breath" and "basically cornered like a rat internationally" (01:30). Ben criticizes Trump's behavior, including his limited public appearances and questionable conduct during events such as his visit to the U.S. Steel factory, where he falsely promised steel workers a "$5,000 bonus" (02:15). This portrayal underscores a narrative of a leader struggling to maintain his influence and credibility.
Ben shifts focus to Trump's alleged alignment with Vladimir Putin, labeling him as "Putin's stooge" (02:45). He argues that Trump has been echoing Putin’s aggressive stance on Ukraine, suggesting that Trump's social media activities amount to promoting "Russian propaganda" (04:20). This section highlights the international ramifications of Trump's actions, including strained relationships with European allies and increased isolation of the United States on the global stage.
A significant portion of the discussion centers on Elon Musk's ongoing attacks against Trump. Ben references Musk's "relentless" mocking of Trump and critiques Musk's stance on federal spending, stating, "There's significantly more federal spending month over month now than under former President Biden" (05:50). Musk's call for a new spending bill that "doesn't massively grow the deficit and increase the DEB by $5 trillion" is presented as a strategic move to undermine Trump's fiscal policies (07:10).
Ben outlines recent legislative actions taken by Trump, including the reversal of Biden’s executive order critical for women's reproductive rights. He starkly states, "Donald Trump says, nope, if your life is in jeopardy, you should die" (04:55). Additionally, Trump’s suspension of visas for new Harvard international students and his memorandum directing investigations into Biden’s administration are discussed, highlighting the controversial and divisive nature of his policies (06:30).
The podcast criticizes Trump's use of social media to propagate misleading information. Ben points out Trump's pre-recorded Oval Office video, describing his appearance as "puffy and strange" (05:10). He also references Trump’s alignment with Putin’s statements, questioning the efficacy and intent behind these communications (07:45). This segment emphasizes the potential dangers of misinformation and the erosion of trust in leadership.
Ben scrutinizes Trump's policies on education and immigration, particularly his targeting of prestigious institutions like Harvard and Columbia. He accuses Trump of attempting to "remove [Columbia] as an accredited university" due to their perceived laxity in following his directives (08:40). Moreover, Trump's travel ban on immigrant visas from 19 countries and the crackdown on undocumented students are presented as measures that undermine America's educational and cultural integrity (08:15).
The episode highlights Trump's management shortcomings, particularly his inability to effectively run his own businesses, let alone a country. Ben cites the poor health inspections of Trump's Bedminster golf course and criticizes his appointment of inexperienced officials, such as a 22-year-old with "zero national security expertise" to lead terrorism prevention (07:20). These examples are used to question Trump's competency and decision-making skills.
Shifting focus to hopeful news, Ben reports significant Democratic victories in Horn Lake, Mississippi. On June 3, Democrat Jimmy Stokes won the mayoral race, and Democrats secured five out of seven alderman positions, flipping the previously Republican-dominated local government (08:50). This outcome is presented as a testament to the growing strength of the opposition and a potential indicator of shifting political tides.
Wrapping up the episode, Ben urges listeners to remain vigilant and engaged in the political process, emphasizing the importance of standing up against bullying and corruption. He reinforces the message that "the opposition's getting stronger every day" and encourages the audience to "stay in the fight" (09:10). The hosts conclude with a call to action for listeners to support the podcast and engage with their community.
This episode of The MeidasTouch Podcast delivers a forceful critique of Donald Trump's current political predicament, highlighting multiple facets of his declining influence and controversial actions. Amidst the negative analysis, the hosts also provide a beacon of hope through recent Democratic successes, encouraging listeners to remain active and involved in the fight for democracy. The combination of insightful commentary and engaging discussions makes this episode a compelling listen for those interested in American politics and the ongoing battle for democratic integrity.