Trump HUMILIATED As King Charles Speech BACKFIRES

[0:00] All right, folks, check this out. [0:01] Donald Trump had a pretty disastrous day today with King Charles and his wife visiting from [0:06] Great Britain on an official state visit, and it ended in an even worse way for Donald [0:11] Trump, if you can believe it. [0:12] He gave the speech at the state dinner tonight, which was just awful. [0:16] I mean, a disastrous speech all the way through. [0:19] You can tell from these clips that we're about to watch that his team told him to just read [0:24] the speech, read the words on the paper. [0:26] Don't deviate. [0:27] Don't get off track. [0:28] Don't do the weave, as he'd like to call it. [0:30] Just read the speech. [0:31] But of course, it's Donald Trump we're talking about here. [0:34] He could not control himself. [0:35] So he starts talking about golf or the war in Iran or a variety of other topics. [0:40] We're going to watch some clips from his speech. [0:42] Watch what King Charles had to say as well with him mocking Donald Trump in attendance [0:46] at this speech as well. [0:47] But first, I want to start here. [0:49] I want to rewind a little bit and go back to the meeting they had earlier today with Trump [0:53] having yet another embarrassing health moment. [0:56] His bulging cankles were caught on camera at this historic event. [1:00] Now, I've described Donald Trump's ankles as being as wide as tree trunks in the Redwood [1:05] Forest in California, and I think these photos kind of back up that assessment. [1:09] So let's get into it. [1:10] Donald Trump, 79 years old, about to be 80, flashed a glimpse of his perpetually bloated [1:15] ankles during a high-profile Oval Office meeting with King Charles III as the near octogenarian [1:21] president, sat with the king of the United Kingdom during the second day of his state [1:25] visit to the United States. [1:27] Photographers snapped multiple photos showing his swollen cankles inside the Oval Office. [1:32] And you can get a zoomed-in version here, and they are still very, very swollen. [1:37] Now, the White House has downplayed this and said it's going to go away. [1:40] They have not gone away. [1:41] The ankles are still very much swollen. [1:43] The president's puffy ankles are a common symptom of chronic venous insufficiency, which he [1:48] was diagnosed with last July. [1:49] Trump told the Wall Street Journal in a January report that he briefly wore compression socks [1:54] after being recommended to do so by a doctor to help treat the ailment, but stopped after [1:58] a while because he didn't like them. [2:00] Reach for comment. [2:01] A White House spokesperson just gave this statement that they give to everybody that Donald Trump [2:05] is sharp, he's accessible, he's transparent, all that crap, all that random stuff. [2:09] And then I briefly want to talk about Trump being jealous in his own words of King Charles' [2:14] brutal speech to Congress today, where he actually mocked Donald Trump as well. [2:19] And I guess Donald Trump doesn't realize that. [2:20] Maybe it just went over his head, or he's pretending he doesn't realize it. [2:23] I don't know. [2:24] But Donald Trump was unable to hide his jealousy when he and First Lady Melania Trump welcomed [2:28] King Charles and Queen Camilla to the White House for a state dinner, talking to reporters [2:32] outside the White House following the royal couple's arrival. [2:35] Trump complimented King Charles' address to Congress earlier in the day, in which he delivered [2:40] sharp rebukes of the American president's leadership style while avoiding issuing direct [2:45] critiques. [2:45] So he didn't say Donald Trump's name. [2:47] He didn't go directly, but we all know what he was talking about. [2:50] Quote, Trump said, he made a great speech while pointing to the king. [2:53] I was very jealous, Trump said. [2:55] They were flanked on both sides by their wives in his address at the dinner. [2:59] Trump again referenced the king's speech to Congress. [3:01] Quote, I want to congratulate Charles on having made a fantastic speech at Congress. [3:05] He got the Democrats to stand. [3:07] I've never been able to do that. [3:08] I couldn't believe it. [3:09] He added to applause. [3:11] It sounds like Donald Trump is really thinking about this speech. [3:13] I mean, this is his second time bringing it up publicly. [3:16] And so maybe he is jealous. [3:17] I don't know. [3:18] His quip was a reference to the MAGA outrage that erupted after the State of the Union and [3:22] Democrats refusing to stand for Donald Trump's policy initiatives, which they shouldn't have [3:27] for the most part. [3:28] Quote, they liked him more than they ever liked any Republican or Democrat, actually. [3:31] Not an easy thing to do. [3:32] It's a tough place. [3:33] So Donald Trump openly saying that he's jealous of King Charles. [3:36] And that brings us to this clip. [3:38] The final one I want to show you before we get into some videos of Donald Trump doing [3:41] something that he's done on the world stage before, cutting in front of Queen Camilla [3:45] to shake some hands. [3:46] We've seen Donald Trump do this at different conferences, cutting world leaders off, shaking [3:50] hands in front of them, wanting to be the center of attention. [3:53] And it happened yet again. [3:54] Just take a look. [3:54] How considerate, huh? [4:17] Just, just, oh, you know, big man in town. [4:20] Oh, let me just get in right here. [4:21] Let me just, you know, it's so absurd. [4:24] Let me just get in. [4:25] He just wants to be the center of the tension all the time. [4:27] Now, let me show you the first clip of King Charles making a joke about Donald Trump's [4:31] ballroom, which I interpret as him insulting Donald Trump. [4:34] But Trump thinks it's funny. [4:35] And, you know, he doesn't, he doesn't recognize that this might be actually a jab at him. [4:39] Not quite a compliment. [4:40] Watch. [4:41] And if I may say so, it is a particular pleasure to be back in this wonderful building, the [4:47] heart of your democracy. [4:49] On this occasion, I cannot help noticing the readjustments to the East Wing, Mr. President. [4:58] Following your visit to Windsor Castle last year. [5:02] And I'm sorry to say that we British, of course, made our own small attempt at real estate [5:08] redevelopment of the White House in 1814. [5:12] I don't know. [5:17] You know, Trump down there, after that joke, is turning to Melania, maybe for comfort. [5:23] I don't know. [5:23] But it is an uncomfortable topic for Donald Trump because he's been grifting these past [5:28] couple of days. [5:29] He's been demanding that essentially the American people pay for the ballroom. [5:32] Republicans are introducing legislation to pay for the ballroom around $400 million that [5:37] they want to give to Donald Trump, but they won't give to the American people in the form [5:40] of health care or education funding or SNAP funding or things like that. [5:44] But a perhaps subtle jab from King Charles at Donald Trump. [5:47] Here's another clip where he jokes about a U.S. history, U.S. history never being Donald [5:54] Trump's strong suit. [5:55] And yet he laughs along as if he understands the joke. [5:58] But nonetheless, take a look. [5:59] This said, our French friends can feel equally at home with a glance at a map. [6:08] Indeed, you recently commented, Mr. President, that if it were not for the United States, [6:13] European countries would be speaking German. [6:17] Dare I say that if it wasn't for us, you'd be speaking French. [6:19] What are the odds you think Donald Trump got that joke? [6:33] What are the odds? [6:34] I'm not feeling too good about it. [6:36] What are the odds that Donald Trump knows U.S. history and knows anything about the [6:41] French and the British fighting in Northern America? [6:44] And if it weren't for Britain winning, then we'd be speaking French here in the United [6:48] States. [6:49] What are the odds that Donald Trump knows that? [6:50] I don't think good, especially given what he said in his speech as well, which I'm going [6:55] to show you right now, actually. [6:57] This is him talking about Britain's former colonies. [7:00] And I think he maybe should brush up on some U.S. history. [7:04] And by the way, some basic U.S. history. [7:06] Doesn't seem like he knows. [7:07] Watch. [7:08] Always turned. [7:09] They have such love and such respect. [7:12] Today, most of Britain's former colonies have no idea what they truly owe to this towering [7:18] legacy of law, liberty, and British custom that they were given. [7:23] And we were given that and it was a great, great gift to know. [7:29] Sorry, just the president of the United States just said that we were given the 13 colonies. [7:37] Has he gone to a basic U.S. history class? [7:41] Has he attended one in like a middle school setting, maybe a high school setting that feels [7:45] a little late to learn about the Revolutionary War? [7:49] Does he not know that happened? [7:50] Does he not brushing up on this? [7:52] Maybe he's not thinking about this, that there was a Revolutionary War where we, the United [7:56] States, the colonies fought against the British and they won it through very bloody means. [8:02] Does Donald Trump not know that? [8:03] We were not. [8:04] We were certainly not given the 13 colonies, as Donald Trump is implying here. [8:09] We it was a pretty brutal and awful war. [8:12] I don't know if Donald Trump knows that, though. [8:14] I'm going to assume he doesn't knowing what we know about Trump and his ignorance on just [8:18] about every single topic, but I digress. [8:21] Here's another clip where Donald Trump goes off topic. [8:24] You can see in that first one, he's really looking down. [8:27] It's it's earlier into the speech. [8:28] He's really looking down. [8:29] He's reading the words. [8:30] Then he gets a little off track. [8:32] He notices something in the speech that piques his interest and he starts talking about [8:36] Iran in the Middle East. [8:38] He cannot control himself. [8:39] He cannot just read the speech. [8:40] He has to talk about his interests. [8:43] Just but it was it was unconquerable courage, this inexhaustible supply of ambition, ingenuity [8:51] and resolve from the trenches of World War One to the beaches of Normandy, from the frozen [8:57] hills of Korea to the scorching sands of North Africa and the Middle East. [9:03] And we're doing a little Middle East work right now, too, if you might know. [9:06] And we're doing very well. [9:08] We have militarily defeated that particular opponent, and we're never going to let that [9:14] opponent ever. [9:16] Charles agrees with me even more than I do. [9:19] We're never going to let that opponent have a nuclear weapon. [9:22] They know that and they've known it right now very powerfully. [9:25] But our countries have stood together. [9:31] Honestly, I got my first thought is I'm surprised he was able to read some of those words. [9:34] Those are bigger words for Donald Trump. [9:36] We're talking three syllables and he was able to get it out. [9:39] So I'm honestly surprised by that. [9:41] But, you know, it's just remarkable to see his mind at work. [9:44] It is so mush up there that any time he reads the word like Middle East or Biden or Democrats [9:51] or Harris or the long list that he or fraud, he will just start rambling about another topic [9:56] that is lightly connected to what he just said. [9:59] He'll just start doing it. [10:00] He just did it there with Iran. [10:02] And it was a little quiet. [10:04] You know, Donald Trump up there. [10:06] Oh, you know, we're doing a little bit of work in the Middle East. [10:08] We've decimated them. [10:09] We've destroyed them and not a peep. [10:11] You didn't hear King Charles hollering hell yeah or anything. [10:15] He wasn't, you know, he wasn't very vocal in support of what Donald Trump was saying. [10:18] Just interesting to see how he just cannot control himself. [10:22] Remarkable. [10:23] Crowd goes silent. [10:25] Crowd goes silent. [10:26] The final clip I want to show you is Trump once again getting distracted on a much less [10:31] important topic that being golf. [10:32] Apparently golfer Rory McIlroy was in the building and he decided to give him a shout out. [10:37] Watch. [10:37] Character we share, this unstoppable daring, this unconquerable courage. [10:44] It really is. [10:44] It's unconquerable. [10:47] And speaking of that, where's Rory McIlroy? [10:50] Can stand up, Rory, will you please? [10:52] That was unconquerable courage. [10:55] That was very good, Rory. [11:00] I don't know if that helps them talk about how wonderful the speech, but I had to interrupt [11:07] my speech because I watched that man win a tournament. [11:10] That was, that was a tough, that was a tough one. [11:13] Congratulations. [11:14] Very proud of you. [11:17] Unconquerable courage for Rory McIlroy. [11:20] He could have shouted out literally anybody. [11:23] Could have shouted out Americans in the Middle East who are currently fighting or the families [11:27] of fallen soldiers. [11:29] Literally could have been anybody else. [11:31] And he shouts out Rory McIlroy. [11:32] I don't have any problems with Rory McIlroy. [11:34] I think golf is interesting. [11:35] I used to play golf, but a little weird in the middle of this state dinner. [11:40] No, I don't know. [11:41] Maybe it's just me. [11:41] You can let me know if I'm being too picky, but I never have a problem being too picky [11:45] with Donald Trump. [11:45] I will leave the video there. [11:47] That's Donald Trump, a little snippet of Donald Trump's day today. [11:50] Not a good one, not a great one. [11:52] So, you know, do with that information what you will. [11:54] Let me know what you think about it in the comments. [11:56] Make sure to drop a like on the video as well. [11:58] Subscribe down below. [11:59] It goes an incredibly long way. 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