Trump LOOKS SICK as PRESSER ABRUPTLY GOES SIDEWAYS!!!

[0:00] Donald Trump just had a disastrous Oval Office press conference. [0:03] I guess the purported purpose of this was to talk about low sperm count in the United States. [0:09] It was incredibly creepy. [0:11] He was surrounded by a bunch of women. [0:13] The whole thing was very bizarre. [0:15] He started to fall asleep during this press conference. [0:18] Throughout the press conference, you could literally see him sleeping for significant [0:22] periods of time. [0:23] Then he said that losing the Strait of Hormuz to Iran has actually been genius, and that [0:29] was part of his plan the entire time because now it helps the United States more, he says. [0:34] He said the Iran plan to end the war is so bad and such garbage that he decided that he [0:42] wasn't even going to read it. [0:44] He also talked about having a secret meeting with generals, so he wanted this fertility meeting [0:49] to round up or to end very quickly. [0:52] He then started just making noises and started going beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep. [0:58] The whole thing was very strange. [1:00] Let me just show you what went down. [1:02] So first, you can see the photos of him sleeping, right? [1:05] And here he is falling asleep for, I'm just going to show you 10 seconds of it, but here [1:10] he is falling asleep in the Oval Office during this press conference. [1:13] Let's play it. [1:14] At pharmaceutical cost. [1:16] So TrumpRx has brought a lot of the prices of medications down. [1:20] Um, for me personally, Gonal F has been one of the main medicines that. [1:26] Then he says the fact that Iran now controls the Strait of Hormuz is actually amazing because [1:31] this, he says, helps the United States and like Alaska is doing great now and Texas is [1:36] doing better. [1:37] America's never done better, he said, because the Strait of Hormuz is now closed. [1:41] It's amazing. [1:42] Here, play this clip. [1:43] When this first, when people heard about losing Hormuz, they said, oh, this is, it's [1:49] genius. [1:50] They're finding other locations. [1:52] And some of those people, I spoke to companies and countries, some of those people are going [1:57] to continue to go to Texas. [1:59] They like it better. [2:00] They said it's an extra 45 minutes. [2:03] They like it better. [2:05] And it's sort of amazing, you know, it found its way. [2:09] So a lot of people thought oil would go to $250, $300. [2:12] It's not, I mean, today it's at less than a hundred. [2:15] Think of that. [2:16] Now, when this ends, you're going to see a drop like a rock. [2:21] How long are you going to spend that time? [2:24] Uh, till it's appropriate, yeah. [2:26] Mr. President. [2:26] And he starts making noises like, bah, bah, bah, bah, bah. [2:30] Here, play this. [2:31] Bah, bah, bah, bah, bah, bah, bah. [2:32] And, you know, they're going, uh, heading 47 degrees north, 1300 feet, going 3,000 miles an [2:42] hour, okay, we have it in our side, fire, boom, 10 seconds left. [2:51] Let me tell you, they need smart people. [2:54] These people are smart. [2:55] And they're so smart that they're cool. [2:57] You know, under the- [2:58] Again, that goes on and on and on. [2:59] I'm just going to stop the clip there. [3:00] So you get a sense of it. [3:02] More sleeping during this Oval Office press conference. [3:05] Let's play it. [3:06] During the earliest years of their children's lives. [3:09] Second, we are cutting unnecessary red tape. [3:11] Red tape that forced providers to close limited access to care and made it harder for working [3:17] families. [3:17] Then talking about the, uh, Iran ceasefire negotiations, he says, the Iran proposal is [3:24] weak. [3:24] I didn't even read it. [3:26] It's on life support. [3:28] And then he explains what life support means. [3:30] He's like, you know, that means you have a 1% chance of living. [3:33] Okay. [3:34] Here, play this clip. [3:36] Ceasefire remains in place. [3:37] What? [3:38] For the time being, the ceasefire remains in place. [3:40] You know, it's unbelievably weak. [3:44] I would say I would call it the weakest right now after reading a piece of garbage they sent [3:50] us. [3:50] I didn't even finish reading it. [3:52] They said, I'm not going to waste my time reading it. [3:55] I would say it's one of the weakest right now. [3:58] It's on life support. [3:59] They understand. [4:00] These are all medical people. [4:02] Dr. Oz, life support is not a good thing. [4:04] Do you agree? [4:05] I would say the ceasefire is on massive life support. [4:09] Where the doctor walks in and says, sir, your loved one has approximately a 1% chance of [4:18] living. [4:19] Yeah. [4:19] Mr. President. [4:21] Daniel, go ahead. [4:22] Yep. [4:22] One of the best reporters in Washington. [4:24] Thank you, sir. [4:25] And he says, lots of people ask me if I have a plan. [4:28] Of course I have a plan. [4:29] He says, let's play this clip. [4:31] What, if any, happened to break the statement? [4:33] Yeah, it was just unacceptable. [4:36] You know, a lot of people said, well, does he have a plan? [4:39] Yeah, of course they do. [4:40] I have the best plan ever. [4:42] I mean, Iran has been defeated militarily, totally. [4:45] They have a little left. [4:46] They probably built up during this period of time. [4:49] We'll knock that out in about a day. [4:51] But I have a plan. [4:52] You know what I mean? [4:52] It is a very simple plan. [4:54] I don't know why you don't say it like it is. [4:56] Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. [4:58] Then he turns to Brooke Rollins, his agriculture secretary, and he's like, [5:02] so what's our plan when it comes to beef prices? [5:05] Here, let's play it. [5:06] They're not going to live. [5:08] And we weren't given. [5:09] And this went on for years. [5:11] You know, this went on, Madam Secretary, you're doing such a good job with prices, [5:16] agriculture. [5:17] How's the beef still? [5:18] We've got to get the beef down. [5:19] We're working on it. [5:20] It's the only thing. [5:21] We've got to get the beef down. [5:22] But this was so incredible. [5:26] And I marveled at it for 30 years and say beef prices, like prices of everything right [5:33] now, are absolutely through the roof. [5:36] And now we're hearing more about the Hantavirus and the potential for this Hantavirus to may [5:43] reach a pandemic status. [5:45] Hopefully it doesn't. [5:46] But it's a very serious virus. [5:49] And, you know, it's very, very, very early stages. [5:51] Let's be very clear. [5:52] It shouldn't reach a pandemic status. [5:54] But people don't know anything. [5:57] And here's what Donald Trump says. [5:58] I hope it's fine. [5:59] He goes here. [5:59] Let's play it. [6:00] I don't know how the hell he kept this, but he was there telling us about this. [6:04] Now, the one thing with this one is that it's much harder to catch. [6:09] And we've had it for a long time. [6:11] It's been around for a long time. [6:12] People are very familiar with it. [6:14] So, you know, I hope it's fine. [6:16] All I can do is everything that a president can do, which is actually somewhat limited. [6:22] But it seems like it is not easy to spread. [6:29] In fact, it's in certain ways very hard to spread. [6:33] It's been we've lived with it for years, many years, and we think we're in very good [6:38] shape. [6:38] We're very careful. [6:39] And Nebraska has done a fantastic job. [6:41] They have a place there that those doctors are unbelievable. [6:47] The job they've done. [6:48] Yeah, please. [6:48] And he says he's really glad that we pulled out of the World Health Organization now that [6:55] the Hantavirus is spreading. [6:57] That's a good thing that we're no longer members of the World Health Organization. [7:00] Let's play it. [7:01] What do you think about the handling of the Hantavirus by the U.S.? [7:06] I think fine. [7:07] Do you regret the drawing from the WHO? [7:11] No, I'm glad. [7:12] So we were paying the World Health Organization $500 million a year. [7:21] Look, it's a lot of money, but in the overall scope, it's not that much, but it's a lot [7:24] of money. [7:25] And we weren't being treated well. [7:28] And then he confuses the word countries with companies and then just keeps on fumbling [7:34] over the two words. [7:35] Let's play it. [7:36] Dollars over a fairly small number of years. [7:41] Nobody's ever seen anything like this. [7:43] And we had to get the countries. [7:45] First, we had to get the companies and the companies were pretty good, but they knew I [7:51] couldn't get the countries. [7:52] So they didn't care that much. [7:54] I think we when we got the countries, I think I said, what's going on? [7:58] Then he says that the blockade of Iran is genius. [8:03] He goes, it's military genius, just like Venezuela. [8:06] And we're stocked up with ammunition. [8:09] We've got more ammunition. [8:10] No, we don't. [8:10] We have far less ammunition. [8:12] We're not going to let them. [8:13] That's the plan. [8:14] You know, people say, what's the plan? [8:15] And the plan is very simple. [8:17] The blockade, first of all, was a part of military genius, just like Venezuela was military [8:24] genius. [8:24] We have the greatest military in the world by far. [8:27] And we're stocked up with great ammunition. [8:30] We have much better stuff than we did two months ago when we first did the attack, which [8:34] knocked them for a loop. [8:35] But very simple, Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. [8:42] My cat is part of my family and my family deserves the best. [8:45] And that means the best cat litter, too. 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[10:45] So it's really disgusting that he's saying this, but what else is new? [10:49] All he says is disgusting stuff. [10:51] Let's play it. [10:52] Uh, some incredible things. [10:56] There's things that nobody else has. [10:57] Nobody has a military like we have. [10:59] We shot the tomahawks from a submarine 200 miles away and that went on top of it. [11:05] But every one of those, including the tomahawks, every one of those weapons and shots hit perfectly. [11:13] And they said to me, just to put it on the record, they said to me, there are only two countries [11:19] in the entire world that could ever get that stuff out of there because we don't have the [11:23] equipment and nobody else. [11:25] They said China and the United States. [11:28] So then as the room is, you know, this ostensibly the purpose of this meeting was to talk about [11:36] sperm and to talk about sperm counts. [11:39] Donald Trump says in a very creepy way that he's the hunter. [11:43] Now he used to be the hunted. [11:45] Now he's the hunter. [11:46] Let's play. [11:46] You know, I was hunted. [11:49] I was the hunter. [11:50] Now I'm the, you know, I was, I was the hunted then and I had to devote a lot of time to [11:55] that. [11:56] Otherwise I wouldn't have been too effective if I was out of office. [11:59] I wouldn't have been so we, I was hunted by some very bad people. [12:03] Now I'm the hunter. [12:04] It's much better when you're the hunter, but these are bad people. [12:07] And, uh, and he says that lots of young people feel like billionaires, or he said, I used [12:13] to say millionaires, but now everybody feels like billionaires in this country because they [12:17] have Trump accounts saying young people feel like billionaires. [12:22] No, people are suffering right now. [12:24] This guy cannot be more out of touch here. [12:26] Let's play it. [12:27] I started it. [12:28] And that's another one that's gone through the Trump accounts where young kids, they turn [12:32] 18 or 20 or 21. [12:34] And they, they feel like, they feel like a billionaire. [12:36] Used to say a millionaire, now you say a billionaire, but they certainly feel rich as opposed to [12:42] having absolutely nothing. [12:44] It's so popular. [12:45] Then RFK Jr. talks about sperm and this creepy room and like, why are the Epstein class in [12:52] the Oval Office talking about sperm? [12:55] So I'm only going to show you a short clip of this. [12:57] Let's play it. [12:58] The fertility crisis for women began in 2007 for men in 1970. [13:05] Men had twice the sperm count as our teenagers do today. [13:10] This is an existential crisis for our country. [13:13] We had a, a series of presidents that were trying to discourage childbirth and motherhood [13:20] in this country. [13:21] We now have a president that is trying to encourage it. [13:23] And I want to thank you again for your leadership. [13:25] Then Donald Trump tells the women in the room not to talk too long. [13:30] He goes, please don't talk that long. [13:32] I've got an important meeting with generals that I got to do. [13:35] So please keep it short here. [13:37] Let's play this clip. [13:38] Dorothy Fink and Dr. Alex Adams, and you'll speak not too long because I am being waited [13:47] on by a large group of generals. [13:52] And that's also important, you know, having to do with the absolutely lovely country of [13:59] Iran. [14:00] That's the way they pronounce it. [14:01] We will, we will get started then. [14:03] Okay. [14:04] Then, then Donald Trump says that his plan is to keep on changing, to keep on changing [14:08] plans. [14:09] That's part of his plan. [14:10] Let's play it. [14:11] In the world. [14:12] I built it largely in my first term, and I didn't know I'd be using it quite this much [14:17] in my second term. [14:18] But very simply, when they say, does he have a plan? [14:22] Yeah, I have a plan. [14:23] Plan is very simple. [14:24] You know, in war, you have to change. [14:26] You have to be flexible. [14:27] You have a lot of plans, but you have to do different plans in different days. [14:31] But I have a great plan. [14:33] But the plan is they cannot have a nuclear weapon. [14:36] And they didn't say that in their letter. [14:39] He then praises Xi Jinping. [14:41] Let's play it. [14:42] Great gentleman. [14:43] I find him to be an amazing, an amazing man. [14:48] And when I say that, the press always says, oh, that's terrible that he calls it a little [14:51] year. [14:52] He runs 1.4 billion people with a pretty iron fist. [14:56] He's he loves his country. [14:59] I can tell you that. [15:00] President Xi. [15:01] I look forward to being there. [15:02] And if he felt anything, we wouldn't we wouldn't be doing it. [15:06] And then he says to conclude the meeting before doing the secret meeting with generals, he [15:11] goes, I feel the same as I did 50 years ago because I eat junk food and maybe junk food [15:16] is good. [15:17] Let's play it. [15:18] I feel the same as them. [15:19] I actually feel for sure, you know, I don't know what this is. [15:22] I feel the same as I did 50 years ago. [15:26] It's crazy. [15:28] One day there'll be a day when that won't happen. [15:31] I'll let Bobby and Oz know, you know, it's not quite the same, but I feel literally the [15:36] same. [15:37] I don't know why. [15:38] I'm not. [15:39] It's not because I eat the best foods. [15:40] Maybe they are the best foods. [15:41] Who knows what the best foods are? [15:43] Maybe junk food is good and the other food is no good. [15:45] I know people that eat the best food. [15:48] They go to a restaurant. [15:49] They have celery and I don't want it. [15:51] And I'll have steak and everything else. [15:54] And I say, how are you doing? [15:56] Well, it's over for me at a young age and all they do is watch it. [16:02] I know many, many people that all they do is watch their weight, their this, their that. [16:08] And they kicked the bucket and here we are, I feel great. [16:11] Thank you. [16:12] Thank you, Daniel. [16:13] Thank you very much, everybody. [16:14] Have a good time. [16:15] Thank you guys. [16:16] There you have it, folks. [16:17] Let me know what you think. [16:18] Hit subscribe. [16:19] Let's get to 7 million subscribers. [16:21] Thanks everybody for watching. [16:22] We appreciate you. [16:23] Want to stay plugged in? [16:24] Become a subscriber to our sub stack at MidasPlus.com. [16:27] You'll get daily recaps from Ron Filipkowski, ad-free episodes of our podcast and more exclusive [16:32] content only available at MidasPlus.com. [16:35] Do not stay plugged in? [16:38] Do not fall asleep at MidasPass.com.