Trump has DISASTER Interview ON SHOOTING!!!

[0:00] Donald Trump just wrapped up a disastrous 60-minutes interview. [0:05] It was disastrous for Donald Trump and his despicable regime. [0:09] It was disastrous for 60 minutes, and whatever shred of credibility it had, I don't think [0:15] there was any, but say goodbye to that. [0:18] The topic was Donald Trump using this purported shooting at the White House Correspondents [0:24] Dinner as more propaganda to distract from the Epstein files, to distract from his unlawful [0:31] and catastrophic war in Iran, and try to build his golden ballroom by saying that this incident [0:38] now proves why we need a golden ballroom, and now the MAGA Republican Congress members are [0:43] saying, and the American taxpayers should fund it. [0:47] So I want to go through carefully with you what went down in this interview. [0:52] Then I want to share with you a little bit of information back when 60 Minutes had credibility, [0:58] and Leslie Stahl from 60 Minutes was questioning Donald Trump in 2020, and he stormed off. [1:05] He threw a fit. [1:06] He threw a tantrum and said, please don't ask me tough questions when she was asking him [1:11] pretty tough, pretty normal questions, I would say. [1:15] Remember that interview? [1:16] That's where Donald Trump gave Leslie Stahl a binder filled with blank pages in 2020 and [1:22] said that was his health care plan. [1:24] And then Leslie Stahl opened it up and said, this is just a binder filled with blank pages. [1:29] We'll get there in a moment. [1:31] And then I want to bring the receipts to share with you what actually should have been covered [1:36] if you were doing a actual interview with Donald Trump about what went down at this White [1:41] House Correspondents Dinner. [1:43] So let's take this piece by piece. [1:45] So Nora O'Donnell was the host from 60 Minutes, she works at CBS, who was asking Donald Trump [1:53] these softball questions. [1:55] Donald Trump was telling Nora O'Donnell that he actually did not fall down while being evacuated [2:02] from the White House Correspondents Dinner. [2:05] He says that he was asked to get closer to the ground by the agents. [2:10] So O'Donnell said, it looks like you go down. [2:14] Did you go down? [2:15] He did go down. [2:17] Okay. [2:17] We all saw it on video. [2:18] He fell flat on his face. [2:20] And we know that he struggles to walk in straight lines right now. [2:24] And we know that he's cognitively and physically deteriorating before our eyes. [2:30] But O'Donnell just throws up a softball. [2:32] And then Donald Trump says, no, no, no, no. [2:35] What happened was I was starting to talk with them and they said, please, sir, please go [2:42] down to the floor. [2:44] So I listened and I dropped down to the floor. [2:47] That's what that was. [2:48] I just think so many Americans and people throughout the world are just sick and tired of just the [2:53] lies and the weirdness. [2:55] Look, you fell down. [2:57] We all saw what happened. [2:58] You can admit that you fell down, but nothing that this regime says is ever true. [3:04] Also, we should note right now as well that this purported shooter got nowhere near Donald [3:12] Trump, got nowhere near where the White House Correspondents' Dinner was actually taking place. [3:19] Sure, it was on the premises. [3:22] It was at the Washington, D.C. Hilton Hotel. [3:24] But the individual, the purported shooter, just got a few feet past the first checkpoint [3:31] magnometer and then was tackled allegedly and was on an entirely different floor from [3:39] where the actual event was taking place. [3:42] So everybody acting like, oh, my God, he got so close. [3:46] And this was such a close. [3:47] No, it really wasn't. [3:48] Oh, my God. [3:49] Everybody was so courageous and Trump was so courageous and Vance and they were all. [3:53] No, they weren't. [3:54] They weren't. [3:55] OK, we should condemn political violence in all of its forms, period, point blank. [4:01] But we should also condemn false narratives and lies and propaganda and people who were [4:08] trying to use this event to normalize Donald Trump for regime media to try to be like, you [4:15] see, now is a time for unity. [4:17] No, Donald Trump is covering up the Epstein files. [4:20] He's dragged us into a catastrophic and unlawful war in Iran with Netanyahu. [4:25] He's covering. [4:26] He's causing inflation to surge right now. [4:30] People are suffering. [4:31] And so we're just going to call out what is happening and we're going to reject these [4:35] BS narratives. [4:37] O'Donald then says, is there something that U.S. [4:40] president can do about the political violence that we see? [4:45] Pause. [4:46] Yeah. [4:46] Resign. [4:47] OK, get impeached because Donald Trump is one of the biggest purveyors of political violence. [4:53] OK, he stokes violence every damn day. [4:57] You want to look at his social media posts that he makes that I cover here on the Midas [5:01] Touch Network. [5:01] Not a day goes by where he doesn't say or do things that are threatening to someone or [5:08] some group. [5:08] He does it every damn freaking day if we're going to be truthful. [5:12] But of course, Norah O'Donald and 60 Minutes, which is regime media at this point. [5:17] And sad to say, she doesn't call that out. [5:20] And Donald Trump's like, I do think that hate speech of the Democrats is very dangerous. [5:27] The Democrats are the purveyors of hate speech. [5:30] And Norah O'Donald's like, huh, you raised some good points there. [5:33] She's like shaking her head. [5:34] What are you talking about? [5:36] Donald Trump is the center of the universe of hate speech, of lies, of propaganda, of [5:44] spreading hate. [5:45] It's because of him that our body politic has been utterly destroyed. [5:50] And we need to try to lift it back up. [5:52] But to try to say, Donald, is there something you can do about political violence? [5:57] Yeah. [5:57] Get impeached and resign is what he can do. [5:59] And there's a reason why his approval is at 33%. [6:03] Then Donald Trump says, you know, the reason you have people like that shooter, the reason [6:08] you have people like that is because you have no king's protest. [6:12] You have people doing this no king's thing. [6:14] I'm not a king. [6:16] If I was a king, I wouldn't be dealing with you. [6:19] Huh? [6:20] So now you're using this purported incident for golden ballrooms to shut down no king's [6:25] protests. [6:26] Isn't it pretty clear, folks, what's going on here? [6:29] And do you think 60 Minutes is fact-checking him or saying, hey, that's not a good thing [6:35] to say. [6:35] You're a liar. [6:36] Nope. [6:36] That's not what they're doing at all. [6:38] O'Donnell then says, do you think this will change your relationship with the press? [6:43] And Trump goes, we disagree on a lot of subjects. [6:45] It's not so much the press. [6:47] It's the press plus the Democrats because they're almost one in the same. [6:52] And Norah O'Donnell just takes it. [6:54] Okay. [6:54] Okay. [6:55] I see what you're saying there, Donald. [6:57] Really? [6:57] You may want to call out the guy for being a fascist, vile piece of trash. [7:01] That's probably what a good interview would do right there and say, you know what? [7:06] You're spreading hate right now on this very interview. [7:10] You're stoking violence on this very interview. [7:13] That's what a good interview would do, but I digress. [7:17] Was the first lady scared? [7:19] Norah O'Donnell wants to know. [7:20] Donald, was the first lady scared? [7:22] He goes, well, I don't want to say. [7:25] And people don't like having it said that they were scared, but who wouldn't be when [7:29] you have a situation like that? [7:31] I think she realized ahead of time that that was more of a bullet than a trait. [7:36] Okay. [7:37] The shooter was nowhere near this forum. [7:39] Like, let's be very clear again about what happened. [7:42] But okay, let's all shed tears and say, oh my gosh, can you believe it? [7:48] While they distract from the Epstein files, distract from people suffering, distract from [7:53] the unlawful and catastrophic war to run, distract from the things that people care about. [7:57] You want to know why corporate news is failing right now and Midas touches surging? [8:01] By the way, everybody watching this, hit subscribe right now and help us get to 7 million subscribers. [8:07] You want to know why? [8:08] It's because of interviews like this, these media generated narratives that try to center [8:16] themselves in the story versus what they should be doing is focusing on what the people are [8:22] saying. [8:23] Listen to what the damn people are saying out there because they're being very loud and [8:29] clear about the psychological torture that they're experiencing on a day-to-day basis from this [8:36] Trump regime. [8:36] But Norah O'Donnell continues, how worried were you that you were going to be injured? [8:42] Trump, I wasn't worried. [8:44] I understand life. [8:45] We live in a crazy world. [8:47] I've been through times like this before a couple of times. [8:51] And here's the one question that she asks, which is a somewhat decent question, but then [8:56] watch what she allows Donald Trump to do to her. [8:59] She goes, in his manifesto, the purported shooter wrote that I'm no longer willing to [9:04] permit a pedophile, rapist, and traitor to coat my hands with his crimes. [9:11] What's your reaction? [9:12] And Donald Trump goes, I was waiting for you to read that because I knew you would because [9:17] you're a horrible person. [9:19] I'm not a rapist. [9:20] I didn't rape anyone. [9:21] I'm not a pedophile. [9:23] Excuse me. [9:24] You read that crap from a sick person. [9:26] I was totally exonerated. [9:28] You should be ashamed of yourself reading that. [9:31] You're a disgrace. [9:32] To which point a good interviewer would have said, you know, you were adjudicated to be [9:36] a sexual predator in that you were found civilly liable in a federal court for sexually [9:43] assaulting a woman. [9:45] You're on audio, Donald, bragging about grabbing women by their genitals. [9:50] And you said, because you're rich, you get away with it. [9:53] And instead of genitals, you use the P word. [9:55] You're on audio saying that you utilize your beauty pageants to inspect the girls and ladies [10:02] naked in the room. [10:03] Because when you're the owner of the pageant, it's like you're an inspector. [10:08] They let you do it. [10:09] You can get away with it. [10:10] Maybe that's what you should have pushed back at when Donald Trump said, I'm totally exonerated. [10:15] I'm totally exonerated. [10:17] And he will go on to say, I've been exonerated from the Epstein files. [10:21] An interviewer should be prepared to fact check him to his face. [10:26] And then finally, moments after Donald Trump calls her a disgrace and horrible, Nora O'Donnell [10:32] tells Donald Trump that the White House Correspondents Association very much appreciates you going [10:39] last night. [10:40] She goes, on behalf of the White House Correspondents Association, Donald, thank you. [10:46] Thank you for showing up. [10:47] And thank you for being a unifying voice when we needed it the most. [10:53] We heard that not just from Nora O'Donnell today, but all these corporate news. [10:58] They all behaved like that today. [11:02] But guess what? [11:03] The people weren't buying this crap at all. [11:07] Your time is done, corporate news, because people see your BS for what it is. [11:16] We see that you love this guy, Donald Trump. [11:19] You love his fascism. [11:22] You love the access. [11:24] You crave it because you're lazy. [11:28] You're pathetic. [11:29] You care about access and privilege and parties over the people. [11:35] You think that you're the center of the story. [11:38] You aren't even close to the center of the story. [11:41] You know who's the center of the story? [11:43] The American people are. [11:46] That's what you should be focused on to do your job right. [11:50] More from this event. [11:53] Nora O'Donnell goes, the shooter wrote, what the hell is the Secret Service doing? [11:59] They're doing nothing. [12:00] This level of incompetence is insane. [12:02] And Trump goes, well, he was pretty incompetent too, because he got caught and he got caught [12:07] pretty easily. [12:08] So I would say he's pretty incompetent too. [12:11] So I just want to get this straight. [12:13] If he got caught pretty easily, if he didn't get anywhere near the actual venue itself, [12:19] then what are we even talking about? [12:21] Why would the golden ballroom be necessary if the FBI and Secret Service did their job [12:30] and the person didn't even really get through the first line of security and didn't even [12:34] get to the floor where the event took place? [12:37] But then Donald Trump's like, I think the NFL should sign up Cole Allen. [12:42] That's the name of the purported shooter. [12:44] I think they should sign him up. [12:45] He was pretty damn fast. [12:48] And then throughout the day, you had stuff like this. [12:50] You had like Wyja on CBS and they were talking and they were like, you know, I'm just trying [12:56] to process what took place and it was such a tragic event that happened. [13:01] It was so, you know, again, they're centering the story in themselves versus the people. [13:09] Here, just play this clip right here. [13:11] Your seven-year-old daughter was there. [13:13] Your parents were there. [13:15] Your husband was there. [13:16] This was a lot. [13:20] And I wonder what you think about this and why it was so important for all of us to be [13:26] gathered. [13:26] How are you making sense? [13:28] Does that have you? [13:29] I think we're processing this still. [13:31] I think we're all processing it. [13:33] And I just want to remind you all as well, though, as I said at the outset, when 60 Minutes [13:39] was actually doing rock star journalism back in 2020, when Leslie Stahl would look Donald [13:45] Trump in the face and laugh in his face when he would say, I don't want tough questions. [13:51] And she said, I hope you're OK with it because I'm going to ask you tough questions. [13:55] And he said, no, I'm not. [13:56] And then he stormed out of the room. [13:59] And then his team gave him, gave Leslie Stahl blank binders and said that was his health [14:05] care plan and then walked away. [14:08] Guess what? [14:08] We still don't have that health care plan. [14:10] Two weeks, two weeks, two weeks. [14:12] That's what we heard. [14:13] Two weeks, we'll get it. [14:15] Here we are in 2026. [14:16] No health care plan. [14:17] In fact, Donald Trump ripping away health care from the American people. [14:22] Perhaps questions to Donald Trump should have been like this. [14:26] So we learned that your regime provided a lower level of security for the White House [14:31] correspondence dinner purposefully than it has for other gatherings of high ranking officials. [14:36] According to people familiar with the plan. [14:39] Why did you do that? [14:40] How about this question? [14:42] The great the great lake states, Michigan, Illinois, Ohio, Wisconsin are about to set new [14:47] 2026 record highs in the next few days for gas prices. [14:52] OK, what do you think about that? [14:54] Their prices are about to increase another 65 cents in the next 72 hours. [14:59] What do you say to the people there who are suffering? [15:02] What do you say to MB Galabaf, Iran's parliament leader and lead negotiator in Iran, who mocks [15:09] you on a daily basis, who just said the following? [15:12] They brag about the cards. [15:13] Let's see. [15:14] Supply cards equal demand cards. [15:17] Straight of Hormuz, partly played. [15:19] When it comes to the Bob El-Mondim straight, unplayed, meaning you want us to shut that [15:25] down also, Donald Trump. [15:27] Pipelines unplayed. [15:29] Inventory release played. [15:30] Demand destruction partly played. [15:33] More price adjustments to come. [15:35] Add summer vacation to the right unless they want to cancel it for the U.S. [15:41] Also, you could have asked about the questions about the statements Donald Trump made this [15:45] morning, where Trump issued a new ultimatum on Iran, telling state regime media, which [15:50] calls itself Fox, that Iran has just three days before its oil pipelines naturally explode [15:57] from within. [15:58] Trump claimed the backup of oil created as a result of the U.S. [16:02] Naval blockade will cause catastrophic mechanical stress that will lead to spontaneous explosions [16:09] in the earth and within the transport lines if the flow is restored. [16:15] Except this is not the way life works. [16:18] Energy analysts and engineers generally disagree. [16:21] Pipelines have something called safety valves and sensors designed to shut down pumping long [16:27] before pressure reaches explosive levels. [16:30] If oil cannot move, operators typically stop production at the source. [16:34] Some analysts believe Iran has two to three months of inland storage before it will need [16:38] to drastically cut production. [16:40] And if what Donald Trump said is true, then why aren't the facilities in Saudi Arabia, in [16:46] Qatar, in Bahrain, in all these other locations just blowing up because Donald Trump is making [16:53] all this up? [16:54] U.S. [16:55] Farm bankruptcies are up 46% year over year or 70% in the Midwest. [17:00] Why don't you ask Donald Trump about those questions right here? [17:04] Why don't you ask Donald Trump how food inflation is surging close to 10% year over year? [17:12] There's a lot of questions that you could be asking Donald Trump right now, okay? [17:17] Instead of just having this narrative about, oh my God, we need to unify around Donald Trump [17:24] right now. [17:25] Oh, and yes, I did not play any clips. [17:28] And you know why I didn't play any clips? [17:30] I did not want to hear his voice. [17:33] I do not want to hear CBS's voice. [17:36] I want to have this conversation directly with you. [17:40] If you want to go and watch it, you can go and watch it. [17:42] But I'm not trying to get at more views. [17:45] I'm just trying to give you the facts so we can look critically together. [17:48] Tell me what you think. [17:49] Hit subscribe. [17:50] Let's get to 7 million subscribers. [17:52] Seriously, hit subscribe. [17:54] And this is one of those videos where if you can share it with people that you know, say [17:58] you want the truth, you want to really get the facts in a way that you're not seeing [18:02] anywhere else. 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