DEMENTIA EXPLODES at Trump speech gone wrong

[0:00] Donald Trump delivered a complete and total freak show speech in Las Vegas, Nevada. [0:05] Trump was over an hour late to his own speech. This behind the stage, you see the big banner, [0:13] no tax on tips. Just a reminder, no tax on tips isn't part of the bill that Republicans passed. [0:19] It's made up. It's fake. It's phony. But we will get back to that. As Donald Trump was over an [0:26] hour late, the crowd participated in some kind of unusual sing along. Imagine waiting hours to see [0:37] an obese, orange, crumbling president lie incoherently. And then when he's over an hour [0:46] late because he doesn't respect your time, this is what they do, etc. I won't subject you to more of [1:09] it because it is, quite frankly, vomitous. One of the most out of touch moments from this no tax on [1:17] tips event to celebrate a bill that doesn't include no tax on tips was Trump visibly confused by the [1:25] phrase corner store. And he tried to cover it up by going, of course, I know what it is, [1:30] but I've never heard the phrase before. [1:33] Billions of American small businesses, including restaurants, strike cleaners, [1:38] corner stores. What is a corner store? I've never heard that term. I know what a corner store is, [1:42] but I've never heard it described a corner store. Who the hell wrote that? Please. [1:46] So understand what's going on here. Trump gives us his real reaction up front, which is what is a [1:53] corner store? That's the real reaction. We could stop there. He's completely out of touch. But then [1:59] Trump realizes, oh, that probably sounds a little bit out of touch. So he goes. So the initial [2:05] reaction is, what is a corner store? I've never heard that term. Oops, that's going to make me [2:09] sound like an out of touch rich guy. So then he goes, I know what a corner store is, but I've never [2:15] heard it described a corner store. Well, if you know what a corner store is, wouldn't corner store [2:23] be the most appropriate term for it? And he goes, no, no, no. I've never heard the term, [2:28] but I know what the thing is, but I don't know what it means to describe it as such. Well, [2:34] it sounds like you do or don't you? Nobody knows. Trump is completely and totally out of touch. [2:40] Now, I want to remind you this entire no tax on tips thing. It's fake. The law Trump passed and is [2:48] bragging about does not include no tax on tips. It has a deduction up to $25,000 in tip income can be [2:58] deducted from federal income tax. It doesn't say no tax on tips. You've got to report the tips. And [3:06] we went over this last week. You've got to pay payroll taxes on them. You likely pay state taxes [3:11] on them. So it's not no tax. You can deduct. But most tipped workers already pay little to no federal [3:18] income tax. And that's because of something called the standard deduction of $14,000. So this is not [3:24] primarily a show about tax policy, but it's important to consider that the average server [3:30] will benefit zero or this teeniest, tiniest bit from this deduction on tips. It's not no tax on tips, [3:39] but they keep saying that Trump in a bizarre moment says that a year ago, our country was an embarrassment. [3:46] Remember that Trump was president a year ago, our country a year ago. Our country was an embarrassment [3:55] and all over the world they laughed at us and they don't laugh anymore. They are not laughing [4:00] anymore. They're not laughing anymore. I don't think I want to remind you that a year ago was almost May, [4:09] almost May of 2025. And Donald Trump was the president of the United States. Suddenly, [4:17] when it was Scott Besson's turn to speak, Trump was out cold, just completely asleep. [4:25] And the I just want to thank President Trump for championing this program, because I can tell [4:30] by the way, championing the some of the Republican, the some of the more traditional Republican. [4:38] Speaker 1 So as you can see, Trump just completely asleep. Reality doesn't matter. He spent years [4:43] calling him sleepy Joe. Now he's asleep. The maggots don't care because it was never really about being [4:50] sleepy. Trump, in a rare, accurate moment, he said something that's true. He said that his door dash [4:57] grandma stunt at the White House earlier this week was a little bit tacky. And I've got to tell you, [5:04] he finally gets it right. It was extraordinarily tacky that no one has ever uttered before. God [5:11] bless the IRS. Can you believe it? I've never heard that before. We have to patent that. We have [5:23] to do something. Earlier this week at the White House, I met a wonderful woman named Sharon Simmons, [5:28] a grandmother driving DoorDash to help support her husband's cancer treatment. She's got serious cancer. [5:34] She's going to be okay, I think. Sharon delivered McDonald's to the Oval Office. It was a little [5:39] bit of a, you know, I mean, to be honest, it was a little tacky. You know, they come up with these [5:45] crazy ideas like McDonald's, although that was the biggest ever on Google, they say. Number one ever [5:51] in the garbage truck. I mean, we do these things in politics. They're a little embarrassing. They're a [5:58] little tiny embarrassing, but we do them and you win by landslides. You know, it's one of those. [6:03] So we got to keep doing. No, we got to knock on the Oval Office door. This does not happen. [6:08] That's the first baby in the history of the Oval Office. And it was a very beautiful woman [6:12] standing there with two big bags of McDonald's hamburgers. Bags. And I say, is this really [6:17] believable? But the point of it was she made $11,000 that she had no idea was coming. And it was [6:27] really great. It turned out to be really great. So it's all really great. It was tacky. Trump [6:31] is right. It was extraordinarily tacky. At another point, a completely confused and bewildered [6:37] Donald Trump said that we just hit an all time new stock market. Now, you might be saying, [6:42] David, there's there must be some word missing there. Did we hit an all time new stock market [6:46] high? Did we hit an all time new stock market low? No, we just hit an all time new stock market. [6:52] Oh, well, we're doing and we have this. A lot of people thought that inflation would be through [6:57] the roof and the stock market would crash. Well, we just hit an all time new stock market. So [7:03] there you go. We just hit an all time new stock market. Woo. Does anybody in the audience know [7:11] what that means? No. And of course, as I said earlier, the stock market partially recovering [7:16] from the decline caused by Trump's Iran fiasco. And it is an arsonist setting a huge fire, [7:23] putting out a little bit of the fire and going, praise me, praise me. I have just put out a little [7:30] bit of the fire that I started. Trump refers to the inflation, the rising gas prices as fake [7:38] inflation years. Don't forget, we're having some fake inflation because of the fuel, the energy prices, [7:43] which everybody said was going to 250. We're talking about that. Scott years. Don't forget, [7:47] we're having some fake inflation, complete and total fake inflation. When you go to the gas pump [7:53] and it's 414 for regular and 529 for premium, that's fake. How do I know? Because Trump said it [8:03] quite simply. And then finally, Trump wrapping up this completely harebrained event with some of his [8:11] double jerk dancing, making everybody feel really good. So in case anybody was worried about rising [8:30] prices, in case anybody was worried about paying tax on tips, Trump showed up. He said he got rid of [8:37] taxes on tips, even though he didn't. He said that gas prices are low, even though they're high. And he [8:44] danced, which no president would ever do unless everything was great. Now, there was one other [8:50] little thing that happened, which was that when Donald Trump was flying to this event on Air Force [8:57] One, he turned on Fox News and he saw something that simply enraged him. And we will look at that [9:05] after the break. We do need your help. I'm talking about you to get to 4 million YouTube subscribers. [9:15] This would be an achievement like no other for a little tiny independent show like this one. [9:21] Make sure you are subscribed on YouTube. I'll tell you what happened on Air Force One [9:26] after the break. You use your email for everything. 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