Trump GLITCHES OUT in JULY 4 SPEECH to TINY CROWD!!

[0:00] Donald Trump's July 4th speech in Washington, D.C. was an absolute disaster. It was worse than even [0:06] expected. The speech was significantly delayed because of a storm in Washington, D.C., but [0:11] Donald Trump said that he was going to speak anyway and compared himself giving the speech [0:16] to our troops storming the beaches of Normandy on D-Day. He said if they were willing to make [0:23] that sacrifice, he'd be willing to make the sacrifice and give this speech. I know how [0:28] pathetic is that to make such a ridiculous comparison. Then Donald Trump began his speech. [0:34] He could barely complete sentences. He said that America built the empire of liberty. [0:40] They really just tamed the wilderness and conquered the frontier and built the empire. It's called [0:46] the empire of liberty. We laid down the railroads. Then he continued to glitch throughout his speech. [0:54] Joyous and glorious milestones of all time. And you know what that is. 250. The 250th anniversary. [1:05] And I do have to say this. [1:07] He then continued to glitch throughout his speech. He was struggling to complete basic sentences. [1:12] Let's play it. And next to it, we also have the flag that was given to that immortal, just a fantastic, [1:21] that immortal, just a fantastic, immortal rough rider. The one and only, and I was at the museum [1:32] the other day at its opening, Theodore Roosevelt. And also the attendance was absolutely dismal at [1:39] Donald Trump's July 4th speech. You can see right here, all of the empty seats in the crowd. Donald [1:46] Trump claimed there's over 150,000 people. He said there was going to be 375,000 people. [1:53] It didn't even fill the area. I mean, again, look at all of the empty seats right there. A very, [1:58] very, very tiny crowd indeed. Then Donald Trump started lying and saying how he brought in $19 [2:05] trillion. The crowd did not seem interested in anything that he was saying. [2:09] We have $19.2 trillion being invested in our country, which is six times more than ever happened [2:17] before. We're building more factories in the United States than ever before. Everyone's 401ks are [2:24] at the highest number they've ever been. And more people are working today in the United States than [2:32] any time in the history of our country. Then he went on to say the biggest threat facing our [2:39] country is communism. And he says, we need to smoke out those communists right now. And that he's going [2:44] to devote his term to smoking out communists. Communism is a loser and it always will be. [2:52] The communist system is the opposite of the American system and the communist system has never worked. [2:59] Our warriors did not fight communism on battlefields across the world only to have that menace rear its [3:07] ugly head right back here in America. We're not going to let it happen. We'd like to stop a threat [3:17] like that immediately and before it begins. It's like a cancer. You got to cut it out. You got to cut [3:23] it out fast. He continues to attack communists and communism. He says they don't have a chance. [3:30] They may try to hide, but they don't have a chance. I'm going to catch all the communists, [3:35] he says. And all these talks from the communists, they haven't got a chance. Not even a chance. [3:42] We don't want communists in our country. Never worked and it never will work. [3:56] Is this the single worst July 4th speech you ever heard? What the heck is even going on here? [4:03] Then he suggests that he's actually serving his third term right now during the July 4th speech. [4:11] And then he claims that he's wiped out Iran off the face of the map, that it doesn't exist, [4:17] and that Iran doesn't have a military, and that they're no longer even here, he says again. [4:23] This is the most deranged July 4th speech I've ever heard. Here, play this clip. [4:27] We rebuilt our military in my first term. We used it a little bit in our, actually I should say [4:35] third term, but I won't do that because I don't want any controversy. But we use it and we've had [4:41] tremendous success. You look at Venezuela, you look at Iran, we wiped it out, wiped out their military. [4:48] He then looks at his very tiny crowd and he says they estimated that it was 375,000 people who were [4:56] going to show up. But now it's 150,000 people. There's not even anywhere close to anywhere near [5:02] that number. How ridiculous is this? [5:04] And they estimated they had 375,000 people before everybody had to leave. [5:11] And they now have 150,000 people. It's the craziest thing anyone's ever seen. [5:17] Then he goes on to say that one of the things about our country is that we have equal justice [5:23] under the law. Although I was treated so unfairly in my cases, but I won't get into that. But I was [5:30] treated so unfairly. Unlike so many others in the world, in this country, we have freedom of speech, [5:36] freedom of religion, equal justice under the law. Although I wasn't treated that well, but we won't [5:43] get into that. And the right to keep and bear arms. [5:47] He then points to a flag that he says was one of the original flags that our country had when the [5:56] British waved the white flag of surrender that nobody thought was possible. These were the American [6:02] flags at the time. Okay, here, play this clip. [6:04] These are the real, the real flags. These are flags that have seen a lot. These were the stars and stripes [6:12] that flew triumphant when the British waved the white flag of surrender at Yorktown. That was a big [6:19] surrender. Nobody thought that was possible. [6:22] He then describes how over 250 years, there have been terrible tyrants, but the United States still [6:30] said, I mean, I think you're the terrible tyrant that you are describing right here. [6:34] Over 250 years, the world has seen the great empires, vast kingdoms, mighty nations, [6:43] and terrible tyrants. They came and they went. But after two and a half centuries, [6:49] this American Republic still stands tall and strong and we love each other. That show tonight, [6:55] you heard it was over. And what happened? You came back. [6:59] You could see right here, Donald Trump waiting inside one of these makeshift kind of trailer [7:04] buildings before his speech during the storm. Here's Donald Trump watching himself, watching [7:10] himself on Fox. So what was going on on Fox is he reached out to the state regime media hosts [7:19] and they were out there saying how Donald Trump told them that this speech was like storming the [7:27] beaches of Normandy. And he said that if they can storm the beaches on D-Day, I can deliver the speech. [7:33] I just got a call from President Trump. He said those veterans had to go through bad weather, [7:40] had to go through bad weather on D-Day. I'm going through bad weather. No matter what happens, [7:46] I am delivering this speech. We are going to do this program. Maybe it'll be a little bit shorter, [7:52] but I'm going to do it, whether it's 10 or 11 or 2 a.m. And I said, Mr. President, [7:56] you know, there might not be anybody here. He said, I don't care. It's America 250. If they can [8:02] storm the beaches of D-Day on D-Day, I can deliver a speech and we can keep this program going. [8:08] Now, he said, you got to be safe. You got to make sure everybody's okay. But he thinks that he is [8:14] going to do this speech no matter what. And this program is going to go on no matter what. [8:21] And then while there was a delay before Donald Trump's speech, there was this really creepy [8:28] message straight out of 1984 on the loudspeaker. Joe Cahill captured what was going down there. [8:36] And this message on loop is saying, Donald Trump respects you. This is a speech that you all deserve [8:45] to hear. Rain or shine, we will be giving them. I mean, it's like straight out of 1984. [8:51] At President Donald's to the National Park at 11 nations, historic celebration of the greatest [9:29] nation. Slowly and cautiously back into the to celebrate. And the message that Donald Trump made [9:42] all of his propagandists put out like the main spokesperson for the Freedom 250 event is that [9:49] this is like the courage of our veterans. And like, it's like, again, like a whole stolen [9:55] vower thing, stolen vower thing. It's like, yes, we will reopen at 945. Trump will deliver [10:02] the remarks at 11 p.m. Rain or shine. The American people deserve a celebration worthy of our nation's [10:09] historic 250 birthday. For 250 years, Americans have overcome every challenge with grit, resilience [10:15] and determination. A little rain will never diminish our pride, patriotism or our celebration of the [10:22] greatest nation in the history of the world. And then Donald Trump goes and say, storms bring luck [10:28] to whatever the occasion. They also make things a little more exciting. We will wait it out. [10:34] I don't care if it's two o'clock in the morning or in one hour from now. Looks like it's going to pass. [10:40] Our great veterans, especially the old timers, many of whom are there, went through hellfire, [10:45] and it didn't stop then. Stop them. It's not going to stop us either. We are comparing what [10:51] you're doing to, again, our veterans in war. What in the world are you talking about? There you have [10:58] it. So I could go on and on. You get it. It was a horrible speech. You couldn't speak. [11:02] The hell was the even that? Anyway, hit subscribe. Let's get to 7 million subscribers. And thanks for [11:07] watching, everybody. Can't get enough Midas? 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