Trump gets MASSIVELY HECKLED at TINY NY SPEECH!!!!

[0:00] Donald Trump just gave a disastrous speech in Suffern, New York, in the 17th Congressional [0:06] District, where Donald Trump was mercilessly heckled. [0:10] He then threatened the hecklers that he would whack them. [0:14] You can see the audience was very small, very tiny crowd in New York. [0:19] The people there looked absolutely bored. [0:22] You can see the people yawning. [0:24] He was heckled throughout this speech. [0:26] Welcome to New York, Donald, where you are absolutely despised. [0:31] Watch what happens here as Donald Trump was interrupted by a protester and Trump said, [0:37] go home to mom. [0:38] Here, play this clip. [0:40] The size of Shaquille O'Neal. [0:45] Go home to mom. [0:47] And he kept on getting heckled throughout the speech. [0:50] Next, a heckler once again started to boo him. [0:54] And then Donald Trump said, don't do it. [0:57] It's dangerous. [0:58] I don't like to see people get whacked. [1:00] I don't want to see people get whacked like that. [1:03] He threatens the hecklers. [1:04] I think threatens to kill him. [1:06] What do you think? [1:06] Here, play this clip. [1:07] I tell people, please don't do it. [1:10] It's dangerous. [1:12] To do it in this crowd is not a good thing. [1:16] You don't want to do it in Trump crowds. [1:17] I've had very little. [1:18] Do you remember originally, I used to have a lot of that, you know, the first couple of [1:22] months I'd have people screaming and they learned it's just not a good thing to do. [1:27] It's not good. [1:28] It's sort of dangerous. [1:30] And of course, I like things that aren't dangerous. [1:34] I don't like to see people get whacked. [1:36] I don't like it. [1:38] So don't do it. [1:39] But we used to have it all the time. [1:40] My first month or two, oh boy, guys would start screaming, we hate you. [1:44] And then all of a sudden it got less. [1:46] And now it never happens. [1:47] That's the first time it's happened in a long time. [1:49] That's the first time it's happened in a long time. [1:56] If the Democrats. [1:57] Then you have Donald Trump interrupted yet again. [2:00] And Trump says, oh, don't hurt him. [2:02] Don't hurt him. [2:03] Then Trump goes, I say that for legal reasons. [2:06] So if you heard him, not my fault because I said, don't do it. [2:10] Watch how sick and disgusting this is. [2:12] Let's play this clip. [2:13] School choice. [2:15] And they voted against making interest payments on your auto loans tax deductible. [2:20] That's what you have if it's made in America. [2:23] So we have another little disturbance back there. [2:27] Hello. [2:27] Hello, everybody. [2:31] That's OK. [2:32] It's already cleared up. [2:34] What are you doing back there to these people? [2:37] Boy, does that get cleared up fast. [2:39] The guy raises his hand, starts screaming something. [2:42] And within about two seconds, it's over. [2:44] What happened to him? [2:46] Don't hurt him. [2:48] Don't hurt him. [2:53] Don't hurt him. [2:54] I do that for legal reasons. [2:55] This is what I can say. [2:57] That's a great thing to say. [2:58] Do not hurt him under any circumstances. [3:01] And now I can say I'm innocent. [3:04] Then Donald Trump starts the speech again after being heckled over and over again before [3:09] this very tiny crowd in New York. [3:11] And then Donald Trump said, people don't realize that the word dumb has a B in it. [3:17] But I discovered that. [3:18] And so I then created a term called Democrat, he said. [3:23] Listen to what he says. [3:24] Here, play this clip. [3:25] Blue means Democrat. [3:28] That's a new name I came up with. [3:30] You've never heard. [3:31] I was thinking about this character we have in the house. [3:36] His name is Hakeem Jeffries. [3:38] And he's a low IQ person, very low IQ. [3:45] And I watched what he was saying and what the horrible things he was saying. [3:49] And I said, he's a dumb guy. [3:51] I said, wait a minute. [3:52] He's a Democrat. [3:53] That's how I got the name. [3:55] You take the E out. [3:57] You don't use the B. [3:58] A lot of people don't know dumb has a B in it, actually. [4:01] You don't need it. [4:03] You discard the B. [4:04] But you take the E out and you replace it with a U. [4:08] They're dumb. [4:09] They are Democrats. [4:10] You know why? [4:12] Because their policies are dumb. [4:14] Their policies are very dumb. [4:16] Okay. [4:17] Then Donald Trump, you can see right over here behind him, A, someone in the rally. [4:23] They're just all yawning behind him. [4:24] Let's play this clip. [4:25] If you cut a trade deficit by 1%, a half of a percent. [4:31] Then Donald Trump says, I hate people who become successful who are my friends. [4:37] I don't like it one bit. [4:38] I like people who are terrible. [4:40] I like people who are not successful to hang out around. [4:43] Okay. [4:44] Here, play this clip. [4:45] No, what'd he get? [4:47] You know, I have a friend. [4:48] He's very good politically, but he has a test. [4:51] He owns like stores, little stores. [4:53] He's not super rich. [4:55] In fact, he's not even rich, but he's got, he makes a living, as the expression is. [5:00] But I knew him a long time. [5:01] I like to keep my old friends. [5:03] I like to do really much better than them. [5:05] I don't like friends that become very successful. [5:07] I like people that are just okay. [5:11] Even if they're terrible, I like that too. [5:13] I hate, like when I have lunch with somebody that's really, really successful, I hate it. [5:21] Because he or she is bragging about how great they are, and I hate that when they do that. [5:26] Because they stopped me from talking about the fact that I became president. [5:30] Then he starts making those noises where he goes, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh. [5:35] This is a major part of his speech, as he kind of builds up to the closing argument about affordability. [5:42] And no, he doesn't do any of that. [5:43] He just makes noises. [5:44] And he's barely coherent. [5:46] Here, play this clip. [5:47] And the mother's screaming, come on, darling, I love you so much. [5:52] Mom, I love you. [5:53] I love you. [5:56] And she, she couldn't stop. [5:58] Boom. [5:59] It dropped. [6:01] And then. [6:01] Then he talks about the, uh, Giants player Jackson who's there. [6:06] And then Donald Trump goes, look at his legs. [6:09] Look at that, look at that guy's legs. [6:11] Here, play this clip. [6:12] Jackson, do you think you could play against women okay? [6:15] Do you think you'd have any problem? [6:16] I don't think so. [6:17] What? [6:17] Don't get involved, Jackson. [6:18] Don't get, don't get involved, Jackson. [6:21] Don't answer that question. [6:23] No, I'm looking at the legs there. [6:24] He's this beautiful guy. [6:25] He's got legs like tree trunks. [6:27] This is not a good thing for women. [6:29] This would not be good. [6:32] No, it's no good. [6:34] Then Donald Trump says, I like being called a brilliant, uh, he goes, I don't mind being [6:38] called a brilliant tyrant dictator. [6:41] Okay. [6:42] This is part of the speech. [6:43] Let's play this clip. [6:45] He's a dumb person. [6:46] I said, doctor, I don't mind being called a brilliant total tyrant dictator, but I don't [6:52] want to be called dumb. [6:55] What do I do doctor? [6:56] Is there some kind of a test I can take? [6:59] He said, actually, sir, there is. [7:00] It's a cognitive test. [7:02] I said, how many presidents have taken it? [7:04] None. [7:05] You know this story. [7:06] No people have taken it. [7:08] And then he says, but I hate being called dumb. [7:10] As you heard him say, he said, so that's why I take cognitive tests. [7:14] And when I did it the first term, it quieted so many people down. [7:18] They were all very quiet after I took the test. [7:21] Then what happened, that was in my first term and that quieted people down. [7:25] That was good. [7:26] And then what happened, I did it twice in my second term. [7:29] So I've taken it and I've aced it all three times. [7:31] I'll tell you, cause it is a positive thing. [7:33] You know, positive. [7:34] Nice to be smart. [7:35] But, but, but remember I said, then he talks about, uh, multiplying numbers. [7:42] You take 203 and you multiply it by nine and you divide by two. [7:47] And he says he got this equation, right? [7:49] Again, this is part of his speech. [7:51] Let's play this clip. [7:52] And they only used the first question. [7:54] They didn't go into the other questions. [7:56] They didn't go in, but toward the end, like they had a question, like pick a number, sir. [8:01] Any number, okay, 203 multiply times nine, divide by two, add on 1,324 subtract 1,292, sir. [8:19] Multiply it out one more time by 19. [8:24] What is the answer, sir? [8:27] And I got it right. [8:29] You know? [8:29] Then he says, uh, I've got a friend. [8:35] He's a fat man. [8:36] Got a fat man friend and, uh, he's crude as hell. [8:39] And I said, what are you, fat? [8:41] What are you, fat man? [8:43] You take an Ozempic fat man? [8:45] Here, play this clip. [8:47] And a friend of mine who's very fat called me. [8:49] He said, president, president, he's crude as hell. [8:52] He's crude and very smart, highly neurotic. [8:56] We all know people like that. [8:57] Very smart, but highly neurotic. [9:00] And he was in London and he's a rich guy. [9:02] I've made a lot of money, but he knows the cost of medicine that he takes. [9:07] Probably more than that, he takes this guy. [9:09] He's begging me not to tell his name because he's actually become quite famous. [9:13] I tell this story often. [9:14] So he calls me up. [9:15] He goes, president, he used to call me Donnie. [9:17] Donnie. [9:18] Now he calls me, Mr. President. [9:21] He said, president, I'm in London. [9:23] I just paid $87 for the fat drug. [9:27] He said, it's a fat shot. [9:28] I said, what is it, Ozempic? [9:29] He said, I don't know what the hell it is. [9:31] It's supposed to. [9:32] I said, it's not working on you, Charles. [9:35] Now, if you're wondering, what are we watching? [9:38] Ben, what is this? [9:41] You know, this is what his speeches are. [9:45] Then Donald Trump says, I'm the smartest guy you're ever going to meet. [9:49] Let's play it. [9:50] Guess he probably is a racist, but he said he was a stupid person. [9:53] You'll never hear me call myself a... [9:55] I'm the smartest guy you're ever going to meet. [9:58] And don't you want... [10:02] He goes back to talking about cognitive exams. [10:05] Show you this. [10:06] It did pretty hard. [10:07] By the time you get to the end, there are not a lot of people in the room can get him. [10:10] Believe me. [10:11] I said, well, it will be public, won't it? [10:14] It'll be embarrassment. [10:15] But let's do it. [10:16] This was in my first term. [10:17] I took it and I aced it. [10:19] And they had very... [10:21] They had tough questions. [10:24] So the first question was, you have a bear, a snake, an elephant, and a horse. [10:34] Name the horse. [10:36] That's the horse. [10:37] He attacks Newsom. [10:39] Play this clip. [10:40] Electric car. [10:42] That's one of the worst governors in the country, by the way. [10:44] That guy. [10:48] But he took himself... [10:49] Did you hear he announced he's taken himself out of the race? [10:51] He called himself a dumb person. [10:55] He got very low board scores. [10:58] Everything he's done is tough and he can't read a speech. [11:00] He can't read a speech. [11:02] So I don't read too many speeches either. [11:04] I'd be better off if I did. [11:06] But he can't read a speech. [11:08] But he... [11:08] He says Obama can't pass cognitive exams. [11:11] I'll show you this over here. [11:12] And I made the statement, all presidents and vice presidential candidates should be forced [11:17] to take a cognitive test and test on intelligence. [11:21] And I said it loud. [11:22] Obama couldn't do well on it. [11:24] Biden wouldn't even get the first question. [11:26] I don't think he'd get the first... [11:27] Which is the bear? [11:29] Which is the horse? [11:34] No, what'd he get? [11:34] You know, I have a friend, he's... [11:36] And then he says, when it comes to New York, the streets are very dirty. [11:41] Very dirty place. [11:42] Show you this clip. [11:43] Let's play it right here. [11:45] The people are getting shot left and right. [11:48] The elections are rigged. [11:49] They don't have voter ID. [11:51] They don't have proof of citizenship. [11:54] Then he says something about the gay national anthem. [11:57] Okay. [11:57] Play this clip. [11:58] When you're leaving and they have that song, the gay national anthem, if you remember. [12:06] That's why I did so well with the gay vote, I think, because of that song. [12:10] I did great with the gay vote. [12:11] Better than any Republicans ever done by far. [12:14] But my wife, the first lady... [12:16] Then he says affordability is bullshit. [12:18] Play this clip. [12:19] Of course, they would constantly come out with the word affordability. [12:26] I said, they're the ones that cause the problem. [12:28] I'm in the office two days. [12:31] I mean, they are the greatest bullshit artists, ready? [12:34] And then finally, he concludes his speech by attacking refrigerant. [12:39] There's nothing wrong with the refrigerant, other than sometimes it makes your food too cold. [12:46] It's alternative costs about twice as much, and it doesn't cool your food at all. [12:50] Everyone that has it practically has gone bankrupt because their food has rotted. [12:56] So we ended the anti-refrigerant movement in this country. [13:01] There you have it, folks. [13:03] That was his speech. [13:05] Hit subscribe. [13:06] Let's get to 7 million. [13:07] Thanks for watching.