Donald Trump (6:35)

Listen. Be quiet. Listen. You don't listen. You never listen. That's why you're second grade. We're not going to war. We're going to clean up our cities. We're going to clean them up so they don't kill five people every weekend. That's not war, that's common sense.

Ron Filipkowski (6:52)

Again, a despicable creature, a vile piece of trash this individual is. Who behaves like that. I mean, just think about it. I'm sitting there at the US Open, oozing with freaking tablets hanging out of his mouth as he's getting booed and as he's leaving, just like a fricking gremlin screaming at women. I mean, who the hell raises someone like this? I mean. And what sucks so much? And I hate to be so coarse and so basic about my feelings, but at the end of the day, children supposed to look up to the President of the United States and the way he treats people, the way he behaves. Again, this grotesque form, this sexual abuser, this felon, this fraud, this con artist, this bankrupter, this weak, pathetic thing who's sending the United States into the dumpster. The way he sent multiple casinos into the bankrupt dumpster and the way he screwed over most of his companies. Look, he's being asked here by a reporter after he leaves the US Open, where he was being booed. So the price of beef and other groceries continues to rise. What is your response to that? Once our policies kick in, it's gonna be the golden age. Once our policies. Once your policies kick in. It's almost a year. What are you talking about? You've made things exponentially worse, you idiot. Here, play this clip.

Donald Trump (8:18)

Mr. President, the price of beef continues to rise and other items keep going up. Is there any way to address the cost of beef? Yeah, once it kicks in. Once our policies kick in, the price of beef will be going down, just like the price of Eggs went down, and the price of a lot of other grocery items went down. Beef will go down. It'll all go down. Energy has gone way down. The price of gasoline has gone. Really. I mean, I think you'll be hitting two dollars very soon, and it was four and a half dollars a little while ago. So energy has gone way down. That brings everything else with it. But beef has gone, as you know, for other reasons. The price of beef has gone up a little bit. It'll be coming down.

Ron Filipkowski (9:01)

And by the way, as Dave says, they canceled Meals on Wheels, but they've destroyed the Rose Garden and now have created Club Rose Garden. So the rich elites get to go to the White House in our Rose Garden. That's the people's House. That's the People's Garden. And they get to eat caviar. And Mark Zuckerberg and all these rich people get to show up and make up fake numbers about what they're investing because they think we're stupid. They think we're dumb. What number am I supposed to go with? 600 billion. What? Donald, I said 600 billion. All those stupid people are going to think that I'm really investing it. Ha ha. We'll eat caviar and freaking Club Rose guard. You don't believe me? Literally, that's what Mark Zuckerberg said to Donald Trump. Because they make up fake numbers when Trump's like, oh, I'm bringing in $17 trillion. No, you're not. You haven't brought in 1 trillion. Zuckerberg's not investing 600 billion. What? He's going to invest more than half of what? The valuation of Facebook. What are you talking about? And then they think we're just all so stupid, as things are far less affordable as people can't afford homes, as farmers are getting screwed, as people work multiple jobs only to live paycheck to paycheck and suffer psychological torture while these oligarchs are sitting there laughing in our freaking faces. This was Zuckerberg. Here, play this clip.

Donald Trump (10:22)

How much are you spending, would you say, over the next few years? Oh, gosh.

Ron Filipkowski (10:27)

I mean, I think it's probably going to be something like, I don't know, at least $600 billion through 28 in the U.S. yeah, it's a lot. No, it's. It's significant.

Donald Trump (10:40)

That's a lot. Thank you, Mark. It's great to have you.

Ron Filipkowski (10:49)

And by the way, here's a look at the White House versus the Kremlin. And by the way, this is the MAGA movement. A bunch of freaking frauds. Like, you have Sara Huckabee Sanders as Tim Hannon post giving a talk to people today while she makes the kids stand in the rain. This is their whole ethos. Let them eat cake. But it's even worse than that. Let them eat shit, basically, is how the Trump regime feels about the people just. And then just say the shit is cake. That's basically the MAGA ethos about everything. Reporter asks Donald Trump as he lands. Do you have plans to go to Japan and South Korea this fall? And Donald Trump doesn't even understand the question. He's like, what do you mean? What do you mean? Here, play this clip.

Donald Trump (11:37)

Do you have plans to go to Japan and South Korea this fall? What does that mean?

Ron Filipkowski (11:41)

Do you have plans to go to South Korea? Maybe.

Donald Trump (11:43)

I mean, we'll see. But it's going to be very interesting what comes out. I think we may have learned something because when they come here and there's nobody that can do what they're supposed to be doing and they bring people, those people can also teach our people. You know, it's complicated stuff. And something very interesting could come out of that. Thank you, everybody.

Ron Filipkowski (12:05)

And by the way, we're learning more details about the ICE raid on the Hyundai facility that took place in Georgia. A Hyundai battery plant where South Korean workers, most of whom had all of the appropriate visas, almost all of them had appropriate visas. ICE raids it with freaking military style vehicles, rounds up the workers at the Hyundai battery plant while they were investing in America to actually try to bring business here. People in South Korea right now are absolutely livid in South Korea and Japan and other Asian countries and across the world, they're like, why would we build factories here when you round up our people? By the way, when I was doing stories on many of the reasons why the people of India were. So that Donald Trump, in addition to Trump wanting to take credit for the end of the war between India and Pakistan, which he had nothing to do with, and also Donald Trump telling Apple, you can't build plants in India was the way Donald Trump treated students from India who were here. And people like, why would we send our kids here? Like, y' all are a bunch of crazy nut bags over there in the United States at this point. But here was Trump's post following the immigration enforcement operation on the Hyundai battery plant in Georgia. I'm hereby calling on all foreign companies investing in the United States to please respect our nation's immigration laws. Your investments are welcome, and we encourage you to legally bring your very Smart people with great technical talent to build world class products. And we will make it quickly and legally possible for you to do so. What we ask in return is that you hire and train American workers. Together. We will all work hard to make our nation not only productive, but closer in unity than ever before. Thank you. To your attention in this matter, as our editor in chief Ron Philip Koski goes It's really difficult to destroy the greatest economy in the world in less than a year. But he's always looking to find new ways to do it. Go speak to the people of South Korea, by the way, and they'll tell you most of those people had all of their legal paperwork there. The other people had paperwork pending. In order to train people, you have to bring people here. And ICE did a military raid, put these people in frickin shackles from South Korea, shackled them like they were drug dealers, killers. And by the way, this is, we mean think about when Donald Trump shot the Venezuelan fishing boat and said they're trend day or agua. He is a lawless maniac popping whatever the freak pills or, or tabuls or whatever the hell he's eating. Gross. Here, this is a video of Hyundai's employees being detained, chained, handcuffed and ankle cuffed by ICE as though these people were violent criminals, which they're not. And by the way, sometimes what I'm covering is I get a little passionate. I could be a bit more articulate. I get it. Here, play this clip though. And just so you see another portion of that video, this is ICE released this video. ICE released this video of the raid on Hyundai's Georgia battery plant showing the Korean workers chained up. I this is. Look how they start the video with like the military running in as though they were like doing a mission in freaking Fallujah or something. Here, play this clip.

Donald Trump (16:00)

GSP in position. North side. Keep coming this way please.

Ron Filipkowski (16:42)

So you wonder why Kentucky Bourbon is slumping? Yeah. How about the fact that Canada's boycotting it? How about the fact that tourism is down? Okay, how about that? As, as an explanation. By the way, as the, as the Wall Street Journal puts it, Trump's risky game with the Fed. The U.S. built its economic credibility slower, slowly over a long time. Once lost, it won't be easy to regain. Kenneth Griffin wrote this, by the way too. Trump's strategy of publicly criticizing the Fed carry a billionaire wrote this Trump strategy of publicly criticizing the Fed carries steep cost. His interventions have damaged the credibility of of official economic data. These developments highlight risks that recall experiences in emerging markets. And you have this right here, a new high of Americans saying immigration is good for the United States in the new YouGov poll and the new Gallup poll both reflect the same data. Frankly, 79 to 80% of Americans say immigration is a net positive. We all were okay with getting rid of criminals. Frankly, Obama and Biden focused on the criminals. Go back and watch videos too, even of George W. Bush and others who talk about the importance of lawful immigration, a path to citizenship, and ensuring, though, that people who are doing the work that Americans aren't doing can be welcomed here. We can bring them here and then we should, through comprehensive immigration reform, come up with a pathway to to citizenship, not a deportation exercise that you see here as well. And then we're seeing a bunch of other data points that are very alarming. The this is from the Wall street journal. The EU's trade truce with the United States is in danger of unraveling. European equipment manufacturers want changes to the July trade deal after being hit by the White House expanding steel tariffs. There was no deal. I ask anybody, show me any written deal that is signed. I mean, you all have done contracts before, right? Like, let's not be silly here. What happens in a contract? Have you done a rental agreement, a mortgage agreement? Right? You sign it, the other party signs it, right? At least you sign it. These are not signed, they're not binding agreements. It's a free for all intended to be exploitive, where Trump just says the deal is whatever the hell the deal is, and then the other countries don't abide by it at all. That's what's going down right there. So there you have it folks. We'll keep you posted every step of the way here. That's what happened when Trump arrived. You see the disaster that's forming and growing each and every day. Thanks for watching. Hit subscribe let's get to 6 million subscribers. Want to stay plugged in? Become a subscriber to our substack@midasplus.com you'll get daily recaps from Ron Filipkowski, ad free episodes of our podcast, and more exclusive content Only available@midasplus.com.

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