Trump SINKS As Embarrassing Attack On Reporter Blows Up In His Face

[0:00] One of Trump's grossest and I think most revealing attacks at the White House [0:03] Correspondents Dinner was against the reporter that he is obviously wildly [0:07] attracted to and obsessed with, that is Caitlin Collins, take a look. [0:12] Caitlin Collins on receiving her award was all about me, it's a fake. [0:19] She shouldn't get the award, it was a fake, but I didn't mind. [0:22] I said Caitlin, congratulations, but it was fake, there's no question about it. [0:26] But she's a young, attractive woman, she never smiles. [0:31] I said, Caitlin, do you have a smile? [0:33] Smile, you have a nice position, you're at CNN fake news, you should be a happy person. [0:40] So smile, Caitlin, just smile. [0:42] But we attack and I thought Caitlin had really made it big with a major new sponsorship. [0:49] But then I informed her that it wasn't her on the Bud Light can, it was Dylan Mulvaney. [0:56] And Dylan Mulvaney cost Bud Light $35 million in market cap. [1:05] That was the worst commercial ever made, by the way, for those few people that want to hear that. [1:10] Most people don't care, but I would, I wouldn't want to hire Dylan anytime soon. [1:13] Yeah, so when I saw that immediately, I was like, well, yeah, he remains obsessed [1:20] with Caitlin Collins. The fact that she's not scared of him, she's not impressed with him, [1:24] she would never deign to touch him. All of that just destroys him on a constant ongoing basis. [1:29] And then there's the specific stuff about the Bud Light. And I was like, [1:32] well, I took a few days off last week, I was taking care of my daughter. I must have missed something. [1:37] There must have been something that justified this joke as a topical thing. I don't think there is. [1:44] I think he just referenced, I think a three year old thing where the right lost their mind because [1:52] a trans person existed. Not a trans person that's committed a crime, assaulted anyone, [1:56] anything like, just a trans person, just exists. And they lost their mind. [1:59] And three years later, I literally don't, I don't even understand what the joke is. [2:05] Other than, hey, remember Dylan Mulvaney? Nobody's laughing. Nobody gets any of it. I mean, [2:11] he'd already had lost them with the weird, it's a fake award. Dude, you print out a fake time [2:17] magazine of yourself before you were on it. You got a fake peace prize. Her award's real, [2:22] she earned it. You get fake awards constantly. Things are named after you as a sop to your [2:26] pathetic psychological state. And then the Dylan Mulvaney thing, I don't even, it is so, [2:32] it's Scott's tots. It is so embarrassing to witness him doing all of what he just did. [2:40] And she's not, obviously she's not gonna laugh, but she's not hurt by it. [2:44] She doesn't care. She got to Donald Trump and he can't not reveal it. [2:50] That is so, I hate Donald Trump, JR. I hate him more than I think I hate anyone else [2:55] in my life. But I want for his sake, for him to be told, you can't keep talking about this because [3:03] it's not helping you at all, dude. You look so bad. And the smile thing, I get why he does that. [3:10] It's not because he doesn't know that that's pathetic. It's a creepy old man thing to do. [3:13] That's why he's doing it. She's a young, vibrant woman accomplishing great things. [3:19] He wants to give license to other creepy old right wingers to not respect her for [3:23] a career and to just treat her as a thing that's supposed to smile at them or whatever, [3:26] even if they haven't earned it. It's just, it's pathetic in so many different ways, JR. [3:30] Yeah, I'm waiting. I would love to see it. I'm trying to figure out because they're, [3:33] they never had respect for him, but they do it anyway because it's their job, [3:36] for some reason. Somebody needs to start asking him when he's ranting and raving [3:40] about how those, the Iranians, they're crazy. They're just, they don't wanna deal or if he's [3:46] raving and ranting about the weaponization that never happened that he's actually doing. [3:50] Somebody needs to stop after he gets through screaming and say, or if he is mad about the [3:55] Washington Post reporter, where are you from? Just be like, hey, Donny, why aren't you smiling? [4:01] You know what? We'd actually ask you kinder questions if you would just smile a little [4:05] bit more, you loser. What are you so mad about? Are you mad because the majority of the country [4:09] hates you? Or are you upset because you're wasting tons of money and you keep trying to act like you're [4:14] trying to get out of this war and you look bad about it? Are you upset because your best friend, [4:18] Jeffrey Epstein, that story just won't go away that you said it was a hoax? What is it that you're so [4:22] upset about? Man, he blow his top. Someone needs to get half a moment of a little bit of a jab back at this guy. [4:30] It's really easy to do. He's wide open for all of these. He's a disaster looking at us. [4:35] Or next time he talks, we say like, hey, you got a new joke for us, Donny? Just start kicking [4:40] his ass around just a little bit. It'll cause him to self implode. Maybe his heart will burst [4:45] or something. Who knows? But he can't take it. The one thing about Dylan Mulvaney, by the way, [4:50] is that that's her name, right? Yeah. [4:52] Again, I'd forgotten. I'd forgotten. That's why it's not out of insult like that's her name again. [4:59] But one online Bud Light commercial, one, and they can't stop thinking about her. [5:05] It's obsession. Three years later. [5:07] It's obsession. They can't, this is one of those things like, bro, [5:11] hey, she's not into you, bro. Maybe leave her alone, just outside chance. [5:15] And that's the issue with Caitlin Collins. He can kill people in Iran. He can wreck the economy. [5:22] He's got all this power. He can't charm Caitlin Collins. Can't get a smile out of her. He doesn't have [5:28] that power and that destroys him. And he doesn't even have the the inner mental wherewithal to know [5:34] to keep that to himself. Yeah, by the way, I looked up the $35 billion thing because he throws [5:40] out a lot of stats that are made up. Some estimates do think it's done about that much damage. [5:45] And they would be like, look what we've done. No, you look at what you've done. By the way, [5:51] they keep calling it a commercial. It wasn't a commercial, social media post. They just sent her a [5:55] beer and then she posted about it. That's it. That's the entire thing. It wasn't some national [5:58] commercial or whatever. And she hasn't done anything. She never did anything wrong. [6:03] She just is trans. It is literally just her identity. Not a single thing that she did or said [6:09] they have any problem with. And so they destroy an American company [6:13] because a trans person exists. That's not good. You should not be bragging about that. [6:18] Anyway, really fast, Caitlin Collins, I'm sure she's gonna be perfectly fine. [6:21] She posted about the second best part of last night's dinner was receiving an award for my [6:27] friend and mentor Wolf Blitzer. The first was reminding everyone why the First Amendment and [6:31] asking uncomfortable questions that people in power don't like matters, which she definitely has. [6:35] She posted it with this image, a quote from Eleanor Roosevelt, no one can make you feel inferior [6:39] without your consent. I didn't think that she needed to do that. I'm sure she is stone cold. [6:45] Nobody doubts, nobody thinks she feels inferior off of this. Trump obviously can't get to her the way she [6:50] can get to him. CNN also posted a comment about her. We don't need to go into all of that. [6:53] And I'll just quickly say, Dylan Mulvaney also responded to this saying, it seems to me that [6:58] I might be the one that got away for these men. I'm permanently burned into their retinas. [7:03] I am micro chipped into their minds. Maybe being publicly mocked and criticized by this administration [7:08] is actually the greatest compliment of all because it puts me in the company of some of the most brilliant [7:12] empathetic people in our world today. Why is it so important to them that I don't find success? [7:16] She added that she has a freedom that her haters will never have the privilege to experience. [7:20] Yeah, well, the reason she can't have success is because of her identity. Again, [7:24] it's not about an action. It's not about a statement. It's literally just who she is. [7:27] That's why I say the right is identity politics floor to ceiling 24 seven. That's all it is. [7:32] So everybody, I think, agreed that this was random and pathetic from Trump. [7:37] During his AI slop fest, which we'll talk about in a minute, he posted this. He thinks, [7:42] no, it was good what I did. And so I looked at this and I thought, again, [7:47] I don't understand what the connection is. I mean, they both have faces. So I guess you can [7:54] put one face on the other. They don't look alike. And by the way, Trump, you need to hope [8:02] that people don't take from this joke that you think they look alike. Because if we know that you [8:08] think they look alike, and we know that you are horny AF for Caitlin Collins, that means [8:14] you're horny AF for Dylan Mulvaney. That's just the transitive property of your desperate horniness. [8:21] So I'll leave that to the public to decide for themselves. But that's what I'm drawing [8:25] from this at this point.