About this transcript: This is a full AI-generated transcript of Press Rushed Out Trump Loses It from Jack Cocchiarella, published July 31, 2026. The transcript contains 2,347 words with timestamps and was generated using Whisper AI.
"When you're asked a question and you don't answer it, it's probably for one of three reasons. The first is that you can't. You don't know how. You don't have the answer. The second is because you won't. Maybe you don't want to. You're afraid. The third is because you don't need to. Why would you?..."
[0:00] When you're asked a question and you don't answer it, it's probably for one of three reasons.
[0:05] The first is that you can't. You don't know how. You don't have the answer. The second is because
[0:11] you won't. Maybe you don't want to. You're afraid. The third is because you don't need to. Why would
[0:18] you? And we saw all three of those different variations of not answering a question play out
[0:24] today. Dr. Fauci did not need to answer questions of Senate Republicans because they were throwing
[0:30] a stunt. It was a circus. It was nonsense. But when Donald Trump was asked real questions about a war
[0:37] he started that he's continuing and he doesn't know how to end, he didn't not answer the questions
[0:43] because the reporters weren't within their rights to ask them. It is because Donald Trump is the
[0:48] stupidest fucking person in our entire government. He has no idea what's going on. And so those
[0:55] reporters were rushed out, kept away from Trump because his brain is broken and he showed us.
[1:01] We are going to get into it all. But I want to start with one thing Donald Trump would answer
[1:06] questions on. And that was his arc. In particular, this is just one of several projects that you have
[1:12] underway in the DMV. Why would you say that you're so focused on transforming the Washington region right
[1:17] now? Well, this is an important one. This is travel. So in terms of the importance, I think the arc is
[1:23] going to be incredible. I think the protected ballroom and military center that we're building at the
[1:28] White House is going to be unbelievable. It's very important. But, you know, this is the airport. This
[1:34] is sort of the lifeblood of a city or a capital, certainly a capital. And this will go from one of the
[1:40] worst, just like Washington. Washington was one of the worst places in this country and now it's one of the
[1:45] best. You couldn't get into a restaurant because all the restaurants were closing or closed. They
[1:51] were afraid to have it open. Now you can't, if you're a restaurateur, you can't even find space to
[1:55] have a restaurant. The restaurants are booming. So, you know, it's a great thrill. And by the way,
[2:02] if you look, Washington is clean. It's safe. It is infuriating to watch the president of the United
[2:09] States give so little of a shit. He actually doesn't care at all about the crisis of affordability
[2:17] that he has created. Well, all the time he talks about new projects that will cost us money and look
[2:22] like shit. Donald Trump is Trumpifying Washington, D.C. right now. And I use that word very specifically
[2:28] because aesthetics matter and he wants things to look bad. He wants them to look like him, which is
[2:34] looking bad. And that is what Donald Trump is trying to do with our country right now, to build
[2:39] it fully in his image because that's what he wants to do. And that's what he will do because he's a
[2:46] little baby who always wants his way. He's also a giant hypocrite, which is why he said this about
[2:52] Dr. Fauci taking the fifth. We're talking about new towers and all new air traffic control, which will
[3:00] give us the safest anywhere in the world.
[3:05] Why do you think Dr. Fauci invoked the fifth amendment so many times today when he has the pardon and why
[3:12] I think what's so what was stopping him from just giving an office testimony this morning?
[3:16] Well, look, I've never been a big fan of Fauci. Why he did that was very simple. His lawyer told him to, you know,
[3:22] I don't know if he would have been better off not doing it. There were a lot of questions that I guess he could have
[3:27] answered. And some maybe he didn't feel comfortable in answering, but his lawyer told him to do that.
[3:34] Donald Trump has taken the fifth amendment countless times in instances in which Donald Trump wasn't
[3:42] trying to protect himself from someone trying to get him to commit perjury because of course that is
[3:48] what Republicans were trying to do today. Other than, of course, the fact that they were trying to get their
[3:53] moment in the sun on Fox, they were trying to create a situation in which Dr. Fauci might accidentally
[3:59] perjure himself. Donald Trump is though taken the fifth amendment so many times because what he's
[4:04] saying, what he would have said would have been admissions of his crimes. Now, of course, you have
[4:09] a right to do that as an American, but we know why Donald Trump did when he has taken the fifth
[4:14] amendment. And we know why Dr. Fauci did today. Now, like I said, Donald Trump was really struggling
[4:20] today as he is always every day, which is why we're going to see reporters rushed out.
[4:24] But it is partly because not just of the Fauci answer, but this one on Iran.
[4:30] On the war, do you want the house to come back before August 31st to act on the Russia and Iran
[4:35] sanctions bill? Well, if it's necessary, I mean, it shouldn't be necessary to be honest,
[4:39] but if it's necessary, I'd like to, are you talking about the Lindsey Graham? Yeah.
[4:43] So I'd like them to add Iran as tariffs, not just the sanctions. I think it's important.
[4:50] That's what Lindsey wanted because I heard that they have tariffs on Russia, but not on
[4:55] those five countries with having to do with Iran. I'd like to see tariffs on Iran. It would make it
[5:01] much stronger. So perhaps you're very good at this. You can maybe tell them, I think they should put in
[5:06] for Russia, but I think they should put in for Iran. And that's- So obviously Donald Trump is saying
[5:11] nothing here. It's just glibbity gloop. And, um, this is not a real answer to a question.
[5:16] We're going to hit them big and we're going to strike them big is not, is not an answer.
[5:20] I would also just like to point out for the dumbest man who has ever said the word tariff
[5:26] that we don't trade with Iran. What are we buying? Are they making cars? Are they making toys? Are they
[5:33] making appliances? Tariffs? Does Donald Trump think that like tariffs and sanctions are the same thing?
[5:41] He just says words at this point and he thinks, well, that'll do it. That'll really solve the whole
[5:45] problem because he's a big dummy, which is why they just couldn't have this press gaggle any longer
[5:51] and everyone was rushed out. And who would not sign proof of citizenship? Only people who want to
[5:57] achieve. Thank you very much, everybody. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, Beth.
[6:12] Thank you. That is the Trump administration in a nutshell. Donald Trump saying a bunch of dumb
[6:27] shit because Donald Trump says a bunch of dumb shit and then his press aides rush everyone out.
[6:33] Reporters not allowed. Please vacate the premises. Please leave the White House. Please do not ask our
[6:39] president any more questions because he is too stupid to answer. That is Donald Trump. Too stupid
[6:47] to answer. It is embarrassing. It is embarrassing that Donald Trump is too stupid to answer. It is sad
[6:55] that there is an attack on the press that is continuously happening. And it seems that nobody
[7:01] cares or nobody cares in the mainstream press. They allow Donald Trump to continuously beat up on
[7:08] Caitlin Collins. Tell her to smile when she's asking about his sex crimes or the sex crimes that he's
[7:13] covering up. Call her ugly names. Make weird posts about her. Attack her on national TV constantly.
[7:21] And what do we see every single time? Reporters sitting there silently, quietly, unwilling to defend
[7:28] their colleague. Just going along. Just going along with Donald Trump's attacks. And you give him power
[7:35] when you do that. We know that Donald Trump is not a strong person. If you need any evidence of that,
[7:40] watch him walk up the stairs or walk down the stairs or not be able to stand. Watch him shuffle around on
[7:47] the golf course or watch his failed war on Iran. Does any of that instill confidence that Donald Trump
[7:53] is strong, that Donald Trump has power? No. But you give him power when you do nothing. When you're rushed out
[8:00] of the Oval Office without actually asking real questions, demanding real answers, you are giving
[8:07] Donald Trump power over the media. And we've seen Donald Trump gain a lot of power over the media.
[8:13] Elon, he owns Twitter. Zuck, WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram. Bezos, The Post. And of course, Larry Ellison,
[8:24] increasingly everything. CBS, TikTok, CNN soon. And we're expecting the mainstream press to do its job.
[8:33] No, of course not. Why would they? There's literally no incentive, which means they're not going to do
[8:39] their job unless we ask them to. But I have to say again, this is an extremely weak individual and a stupid
[8:47] one as well. And Lawrence O'Donnell made that point very clear when describing how Donald Trump's war is
[8:53] currently playing out. And he's absolutely right. When Donald Trump began his war, his time estimate
[8:59] for winning his war was first measured in days, then in weeks, then in days again, then in weeks again.
[9:07] And now it has been months. It has been five full months. The Iranian regime never gave a time
[9:14] estimate for how long they expected to fight for their survival. That Iran's resistance to Donald Trump's
[9:22] bombs and to Donald Trump's attempts at negotiations has been strong enough to make everything Donald
[9:28] Trump has said about his war a lie. Everything. And that means everything Donald Trump currently says
[9:36] about his war is ignorable. In the second month of Donald Trump's war, he promised to commit a war crime
[9:42] when he wrote on April 7th at 8.06 AM, quote, a whole civilization will die tonight, never to be
[9:48] brought back again. Donald Trump promised to murder 93 million people in Iran. And it was condemned
[9:56] around the world as a war crime in and of itself because threats of terrorism like that are war crimes.
[10:06] That statement, that war crime statement carried a shock with it. Even among the people who didn't
[10:13] believe Donald Trump would do it, it was sickening enough that he would say it. And then 10 hours and
[10:21] 26 minutes after saying a whole civilization will die tonight, Donald Trump said, quote,
[10:28] I agree to suspend the bombing and attack of Iran for a period of two weeks. And from that moment forward,
[10:34] the world knew that the clownish man who started this war did not know how to wage this war and did not
[10:42] know how to negotiate an end to this war. And so when he threatened to commit war crimes against Iran,
[10:49] again, this morning, no one in Iran or anywhere else in the world had any reason to believe him.
[11:01] I could take out most of their bridges in less than an hour, less than an hour. But, you know,
[11:06] it takes him 10 years to build a bridge. Bridges take the longest and power plants,
[11:11] I could knock out the power plants. Within one day, all of their power plants would be gone.
[11:17] And I let them know that, you know, with negotiations. They said, look, people want me to do that.
[11:22] I think I get almost the same thing out of it as doing it. But the problem is they'll never be able
[11:27] to, you know, I think about 91 million people without power, without bridges, where they have to live.
[11:33] And it's a very, very delicate balance. So I think we have a very strong position right now.
[11:39] They know I'm going to do that. If they don't make a deal, the bridges are going to be gone.
[11:43] Literally in less than a, I would say in two hours, most of the bridges, the major bridges.
[11:48] I have said it before, and I think it kind of fits. It fits in concert with the point,
[11:55] with the correct assessment that Lawrence O'Donnell is making. Donald Trump is the biggest idiot
[12:01] negotiator, the worst negotiator we've ever had in government. Donald Trump is a bad diplomat.
[12:07] Donald Trump doesn't want to be a good diplomat because Donald Trump doesn't want to think a few
[12:12] steps ahead. He doesn't want to plan. He doesn't want to focus. He doesn't want to work hard. He
[12:17] just wants to say tariff or sanction or bomb them or in the civilization, nuclear option, make threats
[12:24] because Donald Trump sees that as the easiest option. But do you know what the easiest option
[12:29] usually is? It's not the best one. No, it's not. But if you can sell it to a whole bunch of idiots,
[12:35] then it really seems like it is. And that's what Donald Trump does every day. He sluices out the
[12:40] idiot porridge to all of his stupid followers and they eat it up because they are just as dumb as
[12:45] Donald Trump. And it's why they think he's smart. They're telling on themselves. Anyone who thinks
[12:51] that this guy is a master manipulator, you are telling on yourself. It's a huge admission. And I'm
[12:57] going to make fun of you for it because he can't answer basic questions. He can't articulate basic
[13:03] policy. He doesn't know how to end this war. And we're all dealing with it. So least of all,
[13:08] I can make fun of these assholes. And we are going to on this show. If you want to support that,
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[13:20] And until next time, I'll see you soon.