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Ben Meiselas
At approximately 11pm last night, Donald Trump was inexplicably posting that President Joe Biden doesn't exist and that former President Biden was actually executed in 2020. But former President Biden uses clones and body doubles and robotic engineered soulless mindless entities is what you see and and Democrats don't know the difference. Yes, the President of the United States is making social media posts from his official account reposting QAnon messages that former President Biden doesn't really exist and he's using clones and doubles robotically engineered. Okay, that's what he's posting. We literally have the most demented lunatic stuff psycho in charge of the United States and our nuclear codes. Last night, in addition to posting that, he post images like this Trump was right about everything and it is him kissing the American flag. And then he also posted, in addition to saying that former President Biden is actually not real and is robotically engineered, he made a post saying that he was withdrawing the nomination of Jared Isaacman as the head of NASA. Now Jared Isaacman was the hand picked NASA head by Elon Musk. Isaacman himself is a billionaire. He was an astronaut for SpaceX, a close friend of Elon Musk. So at 3:15pm yesterday Elon Musk tweeted his support for Jared Isaacman. And then shortly thereafter, Donald Trump officially dropped Isaac Min as the NASA nominee. This is what was being reposted by Elon Musk. Jared Isaacman is the singular visionary capable of leading NASA into the next frontier. He will accelerate our return to the moon against an international competitor's effort to beat us there and will set the groundwork for future exploration of Mars. Donald Trump then writes, after a thorough review of prior associations, I am hereby withdrawing the nomination of Isaac Mint. Ahead NASA. I will soon announce the new nominee who will be mission aligned and put America first in space. Thank you for your attention to this matter. I guess what Donald Trump is referring to that previously Isaac man had given some money to Democrats, but so did Donald Trump in the past. What this seems like is, is that as Part of the feud that was bubbling up between Donald Trump and Elon Musk. With Elon Musk now gone, Donald Trump making a point to fire Elon Musk's hand pick guy. A lot of right wing media people are and flipping out about this. Whether it's Laura Loomer or Greg Kelly or all these people. They were saying we really wanted Isaacman. You may recall our coverage of Jared Isaacman's hearing before the United States Senate to be the NASA head. We covered it here on the Midas Touch Network. And the Democrats were asking him a pretty basic question like was Elon Musk in the room with you when you were picked to be the head of NASA? And what did you discuss with Elon Musk? And Isaacman refused to answer the question. Question here. Just play this clip. Let's watch it.
Unnamed Senator
Was Elon Musk in your meeting when Trump offered you the NASA position at Mar a Lago?
Donald Trump
Senator, I was interviewed by the President, United States.
Unnamed Senator
Was Elon Musk in the meeting when he offered you the job?
Donald Trump
Senator, my meeting was with the President of the United States.
Unnamed Senator
So Elon Musk was not in the meeting.
Donald Trump
So just saying, Senator, I was being interviewed and speaking with the President of the United States.
Unnamed Senator
Just say he was not in the meeting. Was he in the meeting or not in the meeting?
Tim Walz
I.
Donald Trump
Senator, I'm trying to be as, as transparent as I can. I was being interviewed by the President of the United States.
Unnamed Senator
It's not a difficult question. Was Elon Musk in the room when the President offered you the job?
Donald Trump
Senator, I was. Again, my meeting was with the President, United States.
Unnamed Senator
I'm assuming that you don't want to answer the question directly because Elon Musk was in the room. Unless you wanted to spell us that notion, Senator.
Donald Trump
Again, I was being interviewed by the President, United States.
Ben Meiselas
Now, folks, the big headline from the Des Moines Register is, well, we are all going to die. That's what MAGA Republican Senator Joni Ernst, the Iowa Senator, had to say 48 hours ago. Yesterday, she made a video of herself walking in a cemetery and she further mocked people and saying, you're all going to die. You're all going to die. But if you want eternal salvation, trust Jesus Christ, we're all going to die. That's the messaging from the MAGA Republicans. Yes, we're cutting your Medicaid. Yes, we're going to be getting rid of, you know, your Social Security and your health care and we're attacking food stamps and all these programs, fema. But you're going to die anyway. So die. Now, that's what's called a death culture. That's what's called a death cult. Here's what Joni Ernst said yesterday at the cemetery in another selfie video she made here. Play this clip.
Joni Ernst
Hello, everyone. I would like to take this opportunity to sincerely apologize for a statement that I made yesterday at my town hall. See, I was in the process of answering a question that had been asked by an audience member when a woman who was extremely distraught screamed out from the back corner of the auditorium, people are going to die. And I made an incorrect assumption that everyone in the auditorium understood that, yes, we are all going to perish from this earth. So I apologize and I'm really, really glad that I did not have to bring up the subject of the Tooth fairy as well. But for those that would like to see eternal and everlasting life, I encourage you to embrace my Lord and savior, Jesus Christ.
Ben Meiselas
I want to show you this, though, because I thought it was very powerful and I think this is how you need to fight. Democratic governor from Minnesota Tim Walls saying it's time we stop playing nice. We need to bully the shit out of Donald Trump. Bully the bully. Play this clip.
Tim Walz
All that on this because I called Donald Trump a wannabe dictator. It's because he is. It's because he is.
Ben Meiselas
Oh.
Tim Walz
The governor's being mean and the governor speaking out on that. Well, maybe it's time for us to be a little meaner. Maybe it's time for us to be a little more fierce because we have to ferociously push back on this. And again, I'll speak to my teacher colleagues in here. The thing that bothers a teacher more than anything is to watch a bully, to watch this bully and to stop it. And when it's a child, you talk to them and you tell them why bullying's wrong. But when it's adult like Donald Trump, you bully the out of him back, you push back, you make sure they know it's not there.
Ben Meiselas
Yeah, I thought that was a, a powerful moment indeed. Donald Trump looking fatigued and demented. Yesterday, when he was getting off an airplane, he was saying a few things that I think are worth just kind of fact checking right here. Donald Trump saying that Japan wants to make a trade deal with the United States very badly. Here, play this clip. Do we anticipate any trade deals next week at all? And does this deal today with Nippon sort of overall help your talks with Japan?
Donald Trump
Well, Japan very much wants to make a trade deal. I don't think this has much to do with it, but certainly it certainly won't hurt because we have a very good relationship with Japan. But as you know, Japan is in there right now negotiating as we speak, and they want to very much make a deal. I think the deal.
Ben Meiselas
They want to make a trade deal so badly that it's been, what, two months and they haven't made a deal. Because you've been very disrespectful, Donald, to Japan and to the Japanese people. You've lied about their economy, and you've made it very difficult for them to have a deal. Here Donald Trump is asked about what deal he's most proud of, and then he makes up a fake deal that he didn't do. He said he's most proud of negotiating the ceasefire between India and Pakistan. And as you know from watching all of our videos on India, Donald Trump had nothing to do with the ceasefire. India's foreign minister said Donald Trump had nothing to do with the ceasefire. And it's absolutely pissing off the people of India that Donald Trump keeps on saying this, because he's making it sound like the people of India are weak and that they just want scraps of Donald Trump's dangling trade in front of them, and that that's why they had a ceasefire against Pakistan versus the fact that India is the fourth largest economy in the world in terms of countries and that it had a successful military operation, and that's why there was a ceasefire and Trump had nothing to do with it. But play the clip so you can hear what he says. Let's play it.
Donald Trump
They want to very much make a deal. I think the deal I'm most proud of is the fact that we're dealing with India, we're dealing with Pakistan, and we were able to stop potentially a nuclear war through trade, as opposed through bullets. You know, normally they do it through bullets, we do it through trade. So I'm very proud of that. Nobody talks about it, but we had a very nasty potential war going on between Pakistan and India. And now, if you look, they're doing fine. That was getting very bad. That was getting very nasty. They're both nuclear powers. The Pakistan representatives are coming in next week, and India, as you know, we're very close to making a deal with India. And I wouldn't have any interest in making a deal with either if they were to be at war with each other. I would not. And I let them know.
Ben Meiselas
And then finally, Donald Trump here lies about the Nippon Steel acquisition of US Steel. Trump is asked, so is what's Taking place, an acquisition by Nippon Steel, the Japanese company of U.S. steel. And Trump goes, nope, it's just an investment. It's controlled by the U.S. here, play this clip.
Donald Trump
All steel work, is it an acquisition?
Ben Meiselas
Is Nippon acquiring U.S. steel?
Donald Trump
That's investment. It's controlled by the United States. And more importantly, they're spending the money on brick and mortar. You can't take it. What are you going to do? Pick it up and move it to Japan? That's not going to happen. And, you know, I rejected this about four times now, and when they finally got it right, I liked it a lot. And you could see how happy the steelworkers were. More importantly, you could see from the union standpoint, the union loved it.
Unnamed Senator
Thousands of.
Ben Meiselas
I've been calling this out. I did a whole video about it yesterday. It's an acquisition. Unless they're changing the entire deal that was previously blocked by former President Biden and that Republicans and Democrats alike were against from 2023, 2024. That was an acquisition where Nippon Steel acquires, becomes the controlling shareholder of US Steel, and it becomes a wholly owned subsidiary of Nippon Steel. U.S. steel becomes Nippon Steel. It could still keep its name, but it's Nippon Steel as a subsidiary. And these lies by Trump and MAGA because they're trying to act like, oh, well, it's still controlled by the US it isn't. So it's just one of the Trump frauds where he goes, he calls it something else, but the problem remains. It's like when Donald Trump says, don't test, and you won't know how many cases you have while people are still dying. Nippon Steel acquiring U.S. steel creates national security issues that have to be addressed. And it creates issues for the steel workers and the union workers when Nippon Steel may not honor master labor agreements that have existed in the past between U.S. steel management and the steelworkers, meaning lots of people can get fired. And I think that's what we're going to see happen. And so, you know, Donald Trump shows up there in front of the steel workers and he lies to them. You're gonna get bonuses. You're gonna be so rich, you're not gonna know what to do with it. This is what he's done his whole life in Atlantic City, how he screwed over the contractors and workers there and then subsequently all the businesses he's bankrupt. He lies to people to their face. He comes up with a catchphrase, he lies to them, he makes them feel good about it, and then he doesn't deliver, and then people lose their jobs. And then he finds a scapegoat. That's what happens. And this is a delusional, demented human again. As I started this video off, he says that former President Biden's not a real living person and since 2020 has been a cloned scientifically engineered robot. So Trump's posting and if you don't think Russia, China, Iran are looking at that a certain way and forget just our adversaries, how do you think, like neutral countries and our allies look? How do you think Canada looks at that? Australia, the European Union, New Zealand, African nations, Mexico, Central America, South Africa. I mean South America. How do you think they're looking at that? They look like we're deranged. And so sure, our media in the United States can ignore it, pretend it's not a big deal, or normalize it, try to turn, make it like a joke. You know who's having the last laugh? Putin and Xi Jinping are having the last laugh. America's the laughing stock of the world. Either that or is terrifying the world in its weakness and its patheticness. You see it right there? Let me know what you think. Hit subscribe let's get to 5 million subscribers. Thanks for watching New Midas Merch Drop. Check out the latest Pro democracy sticker.
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Podcast Information:
The MeidasTouch Podcast, hosted by the Meiselas brothers, combines humor, brotherly banter, and deep political discussions to engage millions of listeners. In this episode titled "Trump Has Deranged Late Night Meltdown in Public," the hosts dissect recent controversial actions and statements made by former President Donald Trump, alongside commentary on other political figures and events.
Ben Meiselas kicks off the episode by highlighting a concerning trend in Donald Trump's social media activity. At approximately 11:00 PM the previous night, Trump posted alarming claims asserting that President Joe Biden does not exist. He alleged that Biden was a clone or a "robotically engineered" entity controlled by Democrats.
Ben criticizes these statements as "the most demented lunatic stuff psycho in charge of the United States and our nuclear codes," underscoring the potential dangers of such rhetoric coming from a former leader.
The discussion shifts to Jared Isaacman, Elon Musk's hand-picked nominee for NASA's head. Ben narrates the sequence where Trump withdrew Isaacman's nomination amidst a feud with Musk.
Ben suggests that Trump's move was retaliatory against Musk, especially after Musk publicly supported Isaacman.
Ben shifts focus to Senator Joni Ernst's recent statements, where she conveyed a grim message about mortality intertwined with religious salvation.
Ben critiques this as promoting a "death culture" and a "death cult," emphasizing the negative tone and fear-mongering.
The conversation moves to Democratic Governor Tim Walz of Minnesota, who advocates for a more aggressive stance against Donald Trump.
Ben underscores this as a strategic recommendation to counteract Trump's influence by being equally assertive.
Ben proceeds to fact-check Trump's recent claims regarding international trade, particularly with Japan and the India-Pakistan ceasefire.
Trump asserted that Japan is eager to conclude a trade deal with the U.S., which Ben disputes.
Ben counters by citing Trump's lack of progress and disrespect towards Japan, resulting in stalled negotiations.
Trump falsely credited himself with negotiating a ceasefire between India and Pakistan through trade.
Ben refutes this, pointing out that India's Foreign Minister confirmed Trump had no role in the ceasefire, emphasizing India's own military capabilities and strategic decisions.
One of the focal points is Trump's misleading statements about Nippon Steel's acquisition of U.S. Steel. Trump downplayed the acquisition as merely an investment rather than a controlling takeover.
Ben explains that the acquisition effectively makes U.S. Steel a wholly owned subsidiary of Nippon Steel, contrary to Trump's claims. He highlights the national security risks and potential threats to labor agreements, suggesting that this misrepresentation undermines genuine economic and security concerns.
Ben concludes by reflecting on the broader implications of Trump's actions and statements on America's reputation worldwide. He warns that such behavior makes the U.S. appear "deranged" and weak, suggesting that global adversaries like Putin and Xi Jinping are benefitting from America's internal chaos.
He urges listeners to recognize the severity of Trump's rhetoric and its potential to damage international relations and national security.
In this episode, The MeidasTouch Podcast offers a critical analysis of Donald Trump's recent public behavior and statements, highlighting potential misinformation and its repercussions on both national and international fronts. The hosts advocate for a robust and truthful discourse to support democracy and maintain America's standing globally.