D (5:56)

Many Americans who are offended by the video. I didn't know about it, so I mean, it went up. I really have no message. All I know is here's my message that our country has never been in a position like this. We were a laughingstock all over the world and now we're a country that's respected more than we've ever been respected before. If you come back a year and a half ago, our country was a laughingstock and now we're respected all over the world. Like probably almost never before. I would say maybe like never before. And you know, it's okay.

B (6:30)

No apology again. He's a sick human. He's evil, he's horrible, he's trash. Should be nonpartisan. We should all agree that's just a real trash human. Right? I mean, he's just a bad. Just let's, let's not even talk politics that just speak basic morality. That's a horrible human being right there. Donald Trump is then asked about J.D. vance and America being booed in Milan. Here, play this clip.

C (6:54)

Did you see that the vice President got booed during the opening ceremony, though? What do you make of that? Sort of frosty. The vice President got booed during the opening ceremony. What do you make of that?

B (7:03)

Frosty.

D (7:05)

Is that true? Is that right? Yeah, it's surprising because people like him. Well, I mean, he is in a foreign country, you know, in all fairness, but he doesn't get booed in this country.

B (7:15)

Oh, and then Donald Trump won. Everybody to know, though, he's the least racist. No, there's never been a president less racist than him. That's clearly what people who aren't racist, I'll go around saying that they're the least racist. So if he says it, he says it. Here, play this clip.

D (7:31)

Black voters have been great to Me, I've been great to them. And I am, by the way, the least racist president you've had in a long time. As far as I'm concerned. I've had a great relation. Think of what I've done, okay?

B (7:45)

Ridiculous. Donald Trump is then asked about the fact that he sued the IRS for $10 billion. He sued his own government, and now he's gonna have the DOJ and Treasury Secretary Scott Besant, because the IRS is under the portfolio of the treasury department, pay him $10 billion. He's gonna give himself a $10 billion payout from taxpayer money, stealing our taxpayer dollars, because he's claiming that he was part of a, of an IRS data breach and his tax returns were leaked in 2021 as part of a data breach involving 400 to 500,000 other people's personal tax returns. So he's suing for $10 billion. And here's how he describes it. Play this clip.

C (8:27)

Mr. President, you sued or suing the federal. You're suing the federal government about your taxes. I'm wondering, is it fair to ask the American people to pay for that?

D (8:36)

Well, anything I win, I'm going to give 100% to charity.

C (8:40)

But that still takes it from the.

D (8:41)

American people because they give charity anyway. They give away $40 billion a year to charity. Our government, you know, our government gives away $40 billion plus a year to charity. So anything I win from that. But when they go and release your tax returns, which is totally illegal, people go to jail for that. And they've already found a person that did it. And as you know, they got in big trouble. And based upon that and other things, we did, and we did sue and anything I went, I'm giving 100% to charity. Very, very good and respected charities.

B (9:18)

What do you mean? No, because they're giving money to charity. What does that even mean? You're stealing taxpayer dollars. And you know, his assume it goes to charity. You understand what his charity scheme is, right? His charity scheme is he's gonna settle with the irs. Let's just assume it goes to charity, which I don't think it even will. He'll settle with the irs. He'll claim a personal physical injury under the IRS code so that he can take a personal injury settlement. He'll claim emotional trauma is my guess. So he won't pay any taxes on the money then. What he'll do is if he donates the money to a charity, he'll then use that as a deduction to then roll over year by year based on the income that he's now making by selling off semiconductor chips and other classified information from the United States to uae, the Saudis, Qatar, whoever, our foreign adversaries, they are getting our classified information. Trump's getting richer and richer. He's made 1.5 or $2 billion more that we know about right now. He's probably made a lot more than that. That's hidden in secret Qatari bank accounts. I don't know that I'm giving you my opinion. This is all First Amendment speech, opinion, speech, right. I'm allowed to articulate. This video is hereby protected by my First Amendment right to give you opinion. So let's just clarify that as, as well. And then Donald Trump will, will roll over, in my opinion, the charitable giving as a deduction and he'll say for the rest of his life he doesn't have to pay taxes. So that's what, that's his scheme there. When he says whatever. Okay. Here he's asked by a reporter, well, you frequently criticize Biden for not knowing what was going on in his name. But now you claim you don't know people who make social media posts on your behalf. Here, play this clip.

D (11:06)

You frequently criticize Joe Biden for not knowing what is going on in his name. This racist video that was posted on your social media doing a hell of a lot better than you do. You don't know what's going on. I know what's going on now. Joe Biden didn't have a clue. But we know everything.

B (11:22)

By the way, even Laura Ingraham wasn't buying what the Trump regime was selling yesterday. And she's like, can you really, this is what she was saying to Caroline Levitt. Are you really going to throw a staffer under the bus? Here, play this clip.

E (11:34)

It's been, it's been issue after issue at the same time and I know even dealing with this today. But Donald Trump's true social post set off a firestorm online. I only noticed it this morning as I was writing, but it was a video that he had posted portraying Michelle and Barack Obama with an ape motif. And I guess there were other politicians who were portrayed in other animal motifs as an Internet meme. Tim Scott, Senator, obviously African American, said he was praying it was fake because it was the most racist thing he'd ever seen out of the White House. The president should remove it, Caroline. I know the president did remove it, deleted it, but it was up for I think 12 hours or something like that. How did this happen? And can you really Throw a staffer under the bus for this.

C (12:25)

Well, look, Laura, you know, it was a meme that was posted by a staffer on the president's True Social account. It was from a Lion King video depicting, as you pointed out, different Democrats as different animals. I think Kamala Harris was depicted as a turtle in this video meme. The president did take it down. He spoke with lawmakers today. Out of respect for them, including Senator Tim Scott, the post was removed. But leave it to the leftist media, of course, to talk about this all day rather than talk about the fact that the Dow has broken over 50,000 points for the first time in our nation's history.

B (13:00)

Caroline Levitt's pure trash also, I mean, utterly evil. Then finally, let me bring you to Virginia right here where you have Virginia Governor Spanberger signing the bill allowing Virginia to vote on redistricting. Ten to one, they're going to wipe out four Republican seats in Virginia. And so Donald Trump's gerrymander plan totally backfired when he wanted to rig the midterms and do the mid decade redistricting. So he tried to obviously do it in Texas. They picked up five seats there. California Governor Newsom fought back, picked up five seats there, neutralized Texas. And now you have Democrats in Virginia picking up four seats there to counteract the other seats that Republicans are picking up in other districts. Then Democrats are still considering it in other states. Democrats are going to end up picking up more seats through this gerrymandering process than Trump did. And this is a fight that Trump started. And as you'll hear the new governor of Virginia, Governor Spamberger, who we interviewed a lot during the campaign here, she sets out, you know, we're doing this to save democracy here, play this clip. All right.

C (14:05)

On this one, our fourth and final one is the redistricting amendment. This is the work of the legislature. It's recognizing that Virginia has the opportunity and the responsibility to be responsive in the face of efforts across the country to change maps, that Virginia is moving forward with this temporary and responsive, responsive effort to redistrict. Now there, I know there's many press in the room. There are multiple steps. This is the one that will enable us to move forward with this referendum.

E (14:52)

I was going to go in order.

C (14:53)

But you're right there, that.

B (15:26)

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