Raging dementia on TERRIFYING display

[0:00] I cannot believe what I am about to tell you. I even forget about a decade ago, even a year ago, [0:07] I would not have predicted that today I would be reporting to you that the president of the United [0:12] States simulated an orgasm live on stage and said, then the guys come. OK, that's where we [0:22] are today. And a deranged audience in Clemson, South Carolina, clapping like trained seals [0:30] while Donald Trump can barely speak. Raging cognitive decline on terrifying display. [0:35] Here is Donald Trump. Listen, I mean, that's crazy. Simulating an orgasm on stage and she's [0:44] going for the record. So I won't ever take us. I'll have a fight when I get. Boom. And then the guy [1:01] comes. Boom. And then and then the guy comes. Look at what these people are clapping for here. [1:11] This is a national dementia of sorts. It is almost beyond the capacity of the English language to [1:20] describe where we have fallen. If I had told you in 2016 that at the tail end of this, [1:27] this as Trump enters his golden years, as his political career of a decade plus starts to [1:34] sunset, he would be on stage simulating orgasm noises. Would would anybody have said, [1:41] David, that sounds like a reasonable end to this nightmare? I don't think so. Trump continue. I mean, [1:48] he his brain is mush and the crowd realizes it, but also claps for everything. Here is Trump going. [1:55] I talked to Melania. How good was it tonight? Huh? Tell me serious. But my wife said to me, [2:04] I mimicked Sleepy Joe getting walking off the stage and, you know, I had a wall behind me in that case. [2:10] And I walked into the wall and, you know, I walked around aimlessly, had no idea. And I thought it was [2:19] the place was cracking up. Right. And then I came back and I finished my speech and I said, [2:25] baby, how good was that tonight? Was that the best? Nobody can do it like me, baby. You see that crowd? [2:34] And she said, what happened to you? Are you OK? Now, that's the most logical reaction I've ever [2:41] heard. The logical reaction to most conversations with Trump in twenty six is what what happened to [2:46] you, sir? Are you OK? I said, what do you mean? They had you walking around the stage hitting the wall. [2:54] Are you OK, darling? So they took my little routine and they said that I was I'm not going [3:01] to subject you to all of it. It's going nowhere. It's he this is not a coherent individual. I don't [3:09] think if you assigned Trump to work in an auto body shop, checking people, people in for oil changes [3:16] or teach kindergarten or ring people up at the grocery store. Like I'm not mentioning I'm not [3:21] demeaning any job. Just I don't think there's any job that Trump could really show up to and do in [3:26] a coherent way. First, really quick, I want to tell you about one of our sponsors. 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She's been absolutely impossible to live [5:36] with. She has a number one movie or very close to it. Women are seeing it like five, six times, [5:41] right? No, the women. She's a very elegant woman. But she said to me, darling, please don't. [5:50] Speaker 1 All right. I mean, like it's just hours of this stuff. This this is not coherent language. [5:56] This is not an individual who can communicate. How should the military codes are not something that this [6:04] individual should have access to? Trump talking about military strikes on boats and saying pew, [6:10] pew, pew. And that's why we're doing so well. We conducted large numbers of military strikes to [6:17] smash the drug cartels. And we brought the flow of deadly drugs coming in by ocean and sea down by 97. [6:26] Pew, pew, pew, pew, pew, pew, pew. And not the only sound effect from this rally. Donald, [6:35] this was the terrifying moment. Instead of saying Nikki Haley's name, Trump made a weird noise. [6:41] Was this a deliberate noise or was this an involuntary noise that emanated from his body [6:49] in a way that he couldn't control? Let's analyze because this one is going viral. [6:54] Speaker 3 You know, he was the lieutenant governor and I'd say 90 percent of the reason I took the [7:00] governor. I took the governor. Is Trump doing a Nikki Haley is vomitous noise or is that involuntary? [7:16] I took the governor. I put in any case, Trump attacking Nikki Haley. But remember that it is [7:22] Trump who claims to be the best at hiring, who hired her to be his ambassador to the United Nations. Now, [7:27] the crowd goes somewhat silent as Donald Trump then completely struggles to explain how many [7:35] trillions does he claim he brought in from other countries. You are going to see here that Donald [7:41] Trump mixes up the numbers and the crowd is like, I don't we don't know. What is he talking about? [7:47] Speaker 3 He secured commitments for 22.2 trillion dollars in new investments coming into the United [7:53] States. It's the greatest, the largest amount of money ever invested in our country. And how much [8:00] is five? We've never had so much money that 22.2 million billion. Sorry, billion with a B, not an M. [8:09] If it was an M, we'd be in big trouble with a B. Twenty two billion dollars. I imposed this. [8:16] Speaker 1 He might just well say that it was seven cucketillion. I mean, just make up numbers because [8:22] like it's just not it's all made up. There's no money. He didn't bring any money in the belly of [8:27] either of the Air Force One planes. It's all completely fabricated. Folks, who is this helping? [8:33] Is this helping get a Republican candidate elected? I would say clearly not. Is this helping to motivate [8:38] voters to say, hey, we should really reward anyone associated with Trump by reelecting them or electing [8:43] them for the I don't think so. This is an exercise in inflating Trump's ego, which seems to be getting so [8:51] big that it's borderline going to pop. But if there is an aftermath and an opportunity to sort [8:58] of review the way that Republicans campaign this election cycle, once it's all said and done, [9:02] hopefully they'll have lost the House. Hopefully they'll have lost the Senate, although the House [9:06] is much more likely than the Senate when it's all said and done. Hopefully there will be a review of all [9:12] of this and it will be abundantly clear that this entire two week rally of campaigns or campaign of [9:20] rallies or whatever string of rallies for the campaign will be seen as a mistake. Now, [9:26] we have a free guide that we have just published at David Pakman dot com slash guide. It is a guide to [9:33] all of the most important races, flippable seats, Senate House governor, what it means for the next two [9:41] years if different outcomes come to pass. 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