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Ben (0:00)
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Ben (0:21)
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Donald Trump (0:59)
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Ben (1:59)
And his regime are humiliated right now based on what went down. Not just at the dictator parade, but the fallout as the United States and the entire world mocks the Trump regime. How awful and bad it was, how low energy, how sparsely attended. There was like no coordination. And it seemed like the military members who attended did not want to be there. That's a theme, though. I've been hearing a lot from a lot of our veteran supporters at the Midas Touch Network who were saying, ben, if our soldiers wanted to show up and march in formation and meet the pomp and circumstance of a situation, they would be able to do so. So one of the things that I've been hearing is basically this could have been a subtle form of protest within the military against the regime for using them as props for Donald Trump's dictator birthday parade co opting the 250th anniversary of the United States Army. I mean, and you even saw people of the army, like, they were holding, like, drones over their head. The whole thing almost looked like it was mocking Trump. Like, and by the way, it looked like Melania was mocking Trump while Donald Trump was inconsolable. I've never seen Melania look happier to see somebody suffering when Donald Trump was there right next to her. So you have all of Donald Trump's sycophants in his regime trying to pretend that hundreds of thousands of people showed up when it was like less than 10,000 people who attended. So you have the Department of Defense rapid response. They write, we were honored to host hundreds of thousands of proud Americans at the Army's 250th anniversary. America is the greatest country on earth. And they post either this photoshopped image, that's not what it looked like yesterday. Go back and watch all of the videos I did. I did it from every single angle. There was not 250,000 people there. There were not hundreds of thousands of people who showed up. Donald Trump's communication director, Stephen Chung, post. Amazing. Despite the threat of rain, over 250,000 patriots showed up to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the US Army. Go bless the USA Once again, there was probably at most around 10,000 people who showed up. But let's, let's dissect this, shall we? David Earl Williams the third, a United States Navy veteran who served from 2002 to 2006, writes the following. As a U.S. navy veteran, I can confidently say the troops in Trump's flop of a military birthday parade weren't even marching. They were casually strolling. The lead soldier couldn't even muster a proper salute. Then there's the lone soldier awkwardly holding a DJI drone above his head. It's equal parts hilarious and pathetic. You can bet soldiers around the world will be reenacting and mocking this mess during their next formation. Meanwhile, the no Kings protest during drew an estimated 5 to 12.5 million attendees, absolutely dwarfing Trump's bargain pin parade, barring any major health event in the next three years. One thing's for certain. Trump won't be doing this event again. And here's the video that he dropped of it. Here, play this clip. Next up, this veteran writes the following. Jake writes, when military men and women in uniform march, they march with tight timing and in lockstep as sign of pride. These soldiers couldn't be further from marching in lockstep. It's clear that they don't want to be part of Trump's dictator parade and are just phoning it in. Here. Play this clip again. Today's a celebration of army. As you noted, the other branches are much younger.