Trump Suffers BRUTAL RESPONSE after WH DINNER SPEECH

[0:00] Donald Trump is facing a brutal response after giving the worst speech of his life. The White [0:06] House correspondent speech that he gave last night was truly the worst speech he ever gave, [0:12] and that's saying something. Frankly, I think it was the worst speech that anybody has ever given [0:18] in the history of humankind. And so when the speech ended, you had the C-SPAN host say, [0:25] wow, so Donald Trump there said that his own speech was a stupid freaking speech. That's how [0:32] he referred to it as. Let me show you what the C-SPAN host said. Here, play this clip. [0:38] President Trump from earlier this evening delivering his remarks at the White House [0:43] Correspondents' Dinner, he referred to his own speech as this whole freaking stupid speech. [0:50] We want to get your reaction to what you heard from the... Then C-SPAN took phone calls and they [0:56] asked their caller, so what'd you think about that speech? And one of the callers or the first caller [1:01] said, well, he's a total chode. He was deranged and psychotic. He didn't fall asleep while he was [1:09] actually giving the speech, so there was at least that. But this was one of the most awful things [1:14] ever. I just want you to listen to the C-SPAN caller. But Donald Trump actually did fall asleep [1:20] after the speech, and he fell asleep before the speech. But listen to what the C-SPAN caller said. [1:25] Here, play this clip. [1:26] Absolutely. So what did you hear tonight? What was your reaction? [1:30] I thought he was, as usual, he was a bore. He was a chode and long-winded. And he didn't fall asleep [1:44] tonight. That's a good thing. He rambled on about inane things and cares about chandeliers. [1:50] He wants to rename everything in his name in the ballroom, and he talked about those who criticize [1:56] him. It wasn't worth watching him, and just like it wasn't worth watching him on Wednesday regarding [2:05] the election security. Also, I was very disgusted and appalled at the hat that he pulled out at the [2:13] last minute. All he does is run for president and talks rally speeches. [2:20] Paulie, you didn't take that as a joke? Him donning a 2028 hat? [2:24] Oh, no. No, not at all. He truly means it. He does. And the 22nd Amendment doesn't allow him [2:33] to do that. It has to be changed and ratified by two-thirds of the Congress in both houses, [2:40] and 38 out of 50 states have to ratify that. So I don't see it happening, but he does not pay [2:47] attention to our laws. He's running through our Constitution. He doesn't care about our [2:55] laws nor our Constitution, and he has sycophants following him and doing his bidding. [3:01] All right. Paula, I'm going to move on to Jonathan. [3:04] Let me show you some of the other reactions right here. You had Brian Stelter on CNN, and he said, [3:10] you know, I once bombed giving a speech in high school, and I still feel humiliated for that speech. [3:17] Watching Donald Trump give this speech gave me flashbacks to when I bombed my high school speech. [3:23] Here, play this clip. [3:24] John, Laura, I once had to give a comedic speech in high school, and I totally bombed, [3:29] and it was humiliating, and I kind of feel like that's what I watched. I was giving me flashbacks [3:33] to 11th grade in high school tonight. [3:37] I'm sorry that you had that triggering. [3:39] Do you want to talk about it more, Brian? [3:41] I honestly haven't gotten over it. [3:43] I think Trump will be more resilient at that particular point in time. [3:46] But, you know, it's important to note, I mean, the idea of we do have the expectation. [3:51] Then you had Van Jones saying nothing that Donald Trump was saying was funny. [3:57] It was bomb after bomb after bomb. [4:00] Let's play this clip. [4:01] This was a moment, a couple months from before the midterm elections, [4:05] that I wonder why he chose this route as opposed to one that would have been advantageous or dignified. [4:11] Well, every one of those names are legitimate targets for a funny joke, right? [4:17] I mean, like, those are all newsmakers. [4:19] I could say, but none of them were funny. [4:22] They were all just, like, literal bombs. [4:24] Like, it was just bomb after bomb after bomb. [4:26] It's like, we're not Iran. [4:28] We're the American people. [4:29] Quit bombing. [4:31] Let's go to Brian Stelter. [4:33] You then had Harry Enten, you know, the pollster on CNN. [4:37] He's like, it's one thing to be unfunny for 30 minutes, but being unfunny for an entire hour [4:43] and making us all suffer through that? [4:46] Here, play this clip. [4:47] Speech wasn't just that it was unfunny, but, you know, there was that time in which [4:51] he kept trying to explain the joke over and over and over again. [4:54] Like, we get it. [4:54] You can't go up the stairs and make love. [4:56] We get it. [4:56] We get it. [4:57] We get it, bro. [4:58] We get it, Mr. President. [5:00] And if he truly understood what was going on, he would have gotten off the stage. [5:03] It's one thing to be unfunny for 30 minutes. [5:05] It's another thing to be unfunny for over an hour and make the rest of us suffer. [5:09] I mean, what did the American audience do to deserve an hour and four minutes of that? [5:14] It wasn't that bad. [5:15] Relax. [5:16] Relax. [5:16] It was pretty bad, man. [5:17] All right. [5:18] I mean, it was okay. [5:19] Let me just tell you. [5:20] I'm about to tell on you, Arthur. [5:21] I thought I was scrolling. [5:22] You weren't even paying attention. [5:24] You weren't on TikTok now. [5:26] I watched you. [5:27] I was trying to, or whatever. [5:29] The reels, you were not paying attention. [5:31] Now that twice you gave me up tonight. [5:33] The jokes at the table. [5:34] Listen. [5:34] The scrolling on the phone. [5:36] Even the right-wing panelist that was on the CNN fight show, as I like to call it, was like, [5:43] yeah, you know, one of my buddies from Hollywood said that no one wants to write speeches for [5:48] Donald Trump. [5:49] None of the funny comic writers wants to write speeches. [5:52] So that's why it was so bad, because no comedians want to actually even write speeches for Donald [5:57] Trump. [5:58] Okay, here, play this clip. [5:59] I have to be very careful. [6:00] But yeah, it's, you have a much better shot when you cooperate and try to at least move [6:05] the boundaries a little bit. [6:07] But I mean, we all said something tonight about Trump not being as funny as he could be. [6:11] But one of my buddies from Hollywood who's watching, he's been there six decades in Hollywood. [6:16] He said, all of the best comedy writers who write these speeches for every presence, they [6:21] refuse to work for Trump. [6:22] He said, he said, they're all Democrats, they're all Democrats. [6:27] Okay, maybe, well, there was somebody. [6:29] They didn't do a really great job. [6:30] Whoever did it didn't get a great job. [6:32] Yeah, I mean, that guy. [6:33] But, but, look, those were not Donald, even Donald Trump said, who wrote these things? [6:38] Like, he was bumming out about the quality of the jokes. [6:40] I mean, they, I think Trump, if he just tried to be himself a little bit more, may have [6:44] been funnier than trying to follow a scrim. [6:46] You know, I, I, look, I, I, I agree with you because it's obvious that, you know, the [6:51] SNL writers are not clamoring to work with Donald Trump, right? [6:55] Thank you. [6:55] But you got, I mean, you got to be somebody who would write a speech for him. [6:59] I don't know. [6:59] Then Harry Enten said, uh, you know, he must have just been so angry because he has the [7:04] worst polls in modern history. [7:07] I mean, Trump's polling worse than Nixon at the time that Nixon resigned. [7:12] Trump's worse than Nixon at that time. [7:14] Here, listen to what Harry Enten said. [7:16] Let's play this clip. [7:17] Like, thank you for having me. [7:19] Demand more. [7:19] You deserve better. [7:20] Trust me. [7:21] Okay. [7:21] He's mad because his approval rating is lower than the percentage of that speech in which [7:26] I was yawning. [7:26] His, this is why he is so angry. [7:28] He is so angry because he is an unpopular president, the least popular president at this point in [7:34] their second term of any president this century. [7:36] And so he is lashing out because he knows that in a few months, his party is going to face the [7:41] voters and more likely than not, at least part of that party, at least, at least in the [7:46] House of Representatives is going to get turned out of power. [7:48] And that is because Donald John Trump simply put is significantly less popular than he was [7:53] a year and a half ago. [7:54] That's the most important thing. [7:55] I did a whole recap of the speech, so I'm not going to do a whole thing here, but I just [8:01] want to just show you just to get a taste of it. [8:03] Go back to the YouTube feed. [8:06] You'll see that I did a whole recap of the speech if you want to watch it, but oof, not [8:11] great. [8:12] Here, play this clip. [8:13] Because I see what's happening. [8:15] I see what's happening. [8:17] The other day, a senator I knew got a text, a great guy from his wife, and she said, when [8:24] you get home, I want to have you immediately come up the stairs and make love to me. [8:29] And he said, I can't do both. [8:33] You know what the hell, you know, in other words, you can't go up the stairs and make [8:39] love. [8:39] Does anybody get that? [8:40] Well, I thought that was actually pretty good. [8:42] And then Donald Trump was like, I won't call you lying Ted because, uh, that's my past [8:49] conquests. [8:50] Those are my past conquests. [8:52] Dude, what are you talking about? [8:54] Here, play this clip. [8:55] We got much credit for that. [8:56] Fake news, good. [8:58] Pocahontas, good. [9:00] I won't say lying Ted because he's on my side. [9:02] I don't talk about past conquests, but we have a lot of them. [9:07] I won't talk about, I got a whole table full of Republicans there. [9:11] They're saying, no, don't mention my frickin' name, will you please? [9:15] But we've had a lot of good names. [9:16] Then you had Abby Phillip and she was like, I, it must just be his age. [9:21] I mean, the guy's adult, you know, I think that there's a lot of Americans who just realize [9:25] that Donald Trump just cognitively can't give speeches anymore. [9:29] Just think about how long have we been saying this on Midas Touch? [9:33] And everybody was like, oh, you're being hyperbolic by saying his health is crashing and his health [9:39] is collapsing and, and you're not, why are you being hyperbolic? [9:43] It's not happening. [9:44] It is happening. [9:45] Okay. [9:46] It's been happening and I've been chronicling it every damn day, right? [9:52] I mean, it's happening, you know, and now everybody's reporting on it finally. [9:56] But we talk about the same way we've been talking about the Epstein files five years ago. [10:01] Here, do I hear play this clip? [10:03] I mean, obviously the presidency ages everyone who is in it, but man, he really seemed like [10:09] a shadow of his former self. [10:10] Well, it's been a decade and, you know, the American people for the first time, you know, [10:15] have said essentially that Trump doesn't necessarily have the physical health in order to carry on [10:20] and be president of the United States or be an effective president, which is very different [10:23] from what we have generally seen. [10:26] And more from Harry Enten, low energy, a total bore. [10:30] It was terrible. [10:31] Let's play this clip. [10:32] Low energy, Donald. [10:34] I mean, in my, in a word, I would just call it, it was a bore. [10:37] It was a bore for a man that I think can crack a lot of jokes. [10:40] And the bottom line is this, you know, I have a lot of trouble sleeping at night. [10:44] I often have to take Benadryl, but I'm not going to have to take any Benadryl at night [10:47] because I could just replay that speech and I'll fall asleep like that. [10:50] I agree. [10:51] Honestly, though, it was. [10:53] Even Scott Jennings, right? [10:56] Even the ultra MAGA Scott Jennings is saying, all right, I think the problem with Donald Trump [11:03] there is a lot of the people in the audience didn't like him. [11:07] So it was, it was hurting his feelings. [11:09] And maybe that's why he didn't, this is the president of the United States. [11:13] What do you mean? [11:14] The guy, they didn't like him. [11:16] What, what, what, this isn't some, you know, I'm trying to, you know, not offend like little [11:20] children or what do you mean they didn't like him and he got nervous? [11:23] This is the president, right? [11:25] What the hell was this? [11:27] Here's, here's Jennings. [11:28] Here play this clip. [11:29] At one point, he appeared to get annoyed with the material because it was on the prompter. [11:38] And I think maybe, maybe he realized that, uh, that some of the things that were on the [11:42] prompter were just not landing. [11:43] By the way, that's a tough room. [11:44] I mean, because let's be honest, a lot of the people in there don't like him. [11:47] They're not inclined to laugh at his jokes. [11:49] They're not inclined to, you know, to be of his persuasion. [11:51] And so to land something in there has got to be really good. [11:55] And I think I got the feeling he got somewhat annoyed with the material. [11:59] My, I was surprised he didn't take this opportunity, major opportunity to, to make some news, like [12:04] something, you know, that he wanted to announce or some point he wanted to drive home and, and, [12:09] and they chose not to use the thing. [12:11] You know, and then when Donald Trump was not speaking, it looked like he was vomiting on [12:15] his hand. [12:16] Play this clip. [12:17] More than usual in the past few weeks, that a fair characterization. [12:20] I think that is an eminently fair characterization. [12:25] First of all, let's give you with you, Chris. [12:27] Look. [12:27] And again, this is not AI. [12:29] Was Donald Trump falling asleep throughout this evening? [12:33] Even though the C-SPAN caller, I think this, the first C-SPAN caller was referring to the [12:37] fact that Trump was not sleeping during his speech itself, but he was sleeping throughout [12:42] the rest of the event. [12:43] Here, play this clip. [12:53] You know, one of the more disturbing parts though, of the speech though, in all seriousness [12:58] though, is when he started to talk about Iran again. [13:01] And he's like, maybe I'll do a deal. [13:03] Maybe I won't do a deal. [13:05] And while I want to mock him, obviously, the reality is, is that our service members are [13:11] being killed as a result of this, the psycho who we're seeing give this speech. [13:16] He's the psycho who's sending our service members into war and our service members are getting [13:22] killed because of him in this catastrophic and unlawful war. [13:26] There are so many Americans, you watching this, who are suffering right now as a result of this [13:34] guy, as a result of this thing, as a result of this. [13:38] And so people in the United States are getting crushed right now. [13:42] The cost of living is impossible. [13:45] And this guy over here, who's having imaginary conversations with ayatollahs that aren't [13:50] happening and doing fake deals in his mind, and he thinks Xi Jinping is his friend and [13:56] Putin is his friend. [13:58] And then he has these MAGAs in the House and Senate who are like, yeah, yeah, Donald. [14:05] It's like, no, this is a psychotic human. [14:08] This is a deranged, cognitively addled. [14:10] The 25th Amendment doesn't do it justice. [14:13] I mean, this is a real sick thing that's speaking. [14:15] And he's killing people. [14:17] He's killing people. [14:18] He's killing Americans. [14:19] He's crushing this country. [14:21] This guy's not fit to be anywhere near anything. [14:24] Here, play this clip. [14:26] That's the only thing I've ever, we were talking before. [14:28] I said, so we've hit Iran very hard. [14:32] Their Navy is gone. [14:34] Their Air Force is gone. [14:36] And 250 jets, no longer. [14:40] 159 boats. [14:42] Good boats. [14:42] In fact, I said, why the hell didn't we keep them? [14:44] We could have used them. [14:46] But 159, but all at the bottom of the sea. [14:49] They have no radar. [14:51] They have very few drones left, despite what you see. [14:54] And every once in a while, they're going to set some things up. [14:56] But they don't have much left. [14:57] And by the way, they are talking to us right now. [14:59] They'd love to make a deal. [15:01] I don't think they're ready to. [15:02] I don't think it's time yet, but I'm willing to listen. [15:05] And by the way, Donald Trump's chief propagandist, Caroline Levitt, said the following about that [15:11] speech. [15:11] She wrote, the president's speech will be a combination of unifying, yet vicious, and [15:17] serious, yet hilarious, all at the same time, if you can imagine that. [15:23] One thing I can assure you, it will be entertaining. [15:27] Caroline Levitt on Donald Trump's White House Correspondents in her speech. [15:31] And notably, you have people like Murdoch and others who push these messages, too. [15:39] And again, I'm not trying to be like Donald Trump doesn't have any agency over himself. [15:44] He's a sicko who deserves to be tried for his war crimes in The Hague. [15:48] But you'll have New York Post say, go big or go home. [15:52] Trump weighing massive attack on stalling Iran. [15:56] Then it was like state regime media Fox owned by Murdoch. [15:58] Yesterday, they were showing nuclear power plants like in Bushir in Iraq, and they were [16:03] like, maybe he blows up Bushir in order to send a message that we control the Strait of [16:09] Hormuz. [16:09] It's like, maybe he blows up Bushir, a nuclear power plant that Russia's helped building and [16:15] helped built with Iran. [16:16] You think that makes sense to blow up the nuclear power plant and have like 10 times worse than [16:23] Chernobyl in the region and have like a nuclear winter? [16:25] Like, we shouldn't be worried that the president of the United States is so deranged and psychotic [16:30] he's going to start blowing up nuclear power plants because state regime media is telling [16:35] him to do it. [16:36] And here he was, remember, on the tarmac? [16:39] Again, the deranged person who you saw at that White House Correspondents Dinner, here [16:43] he is saying that the service members who died recently in the war, by the way, he deleted [16:49] their names from the list of war deaths because he claims epic fury is over and that there [16:55] was a ceasefire so they didn't die during the war so he could lower the numbers of the [17:00] war death that killed in action and injured. [17:03] Sicko! [17:03] He's a psycho sicko. [17:05] I don't care what political party you are. [17:07] This isn't a political thing. [17:08] And then he puts words in the mouth of the killed in action service members. [17:12] And he said, all of them said very strongly, we cannot let Iran have a nuclear weapon. [17:18] Why are you defaming the killed in action service members? [17:22] They didn't say any of those things. [17:24] Why are you lying about what they're saying? [17:26] He's a sick thing. [17:28] Here, play this clip. [17:29] Now, in response to that, in response to Donald Trump saying that we're going to kill the [17:55] Iranians, then you have Iran issuing statements like this. [17:59] For every Iranian citizen killed, one U.S. soldier will be killed. [18:04] We have prepared free direct tickets to hell for you. [18:07] And remember, the person you saw in that White House Correspondents Dinner stage is the person [18:12] who's there at 1 a.m., 3 a.m. posting, oh, I'm going to blow up the bridges and destroy [18:18] the civilization and kill every Iranian and you're going to send you back to the Stone Age. [18:23] He's a sick thing. [18:25] This isn't a Democrat. [18:26] He's a sick creature. [18:28] Do we all get that right? [18:30] And it's causing all of us, you, everybody in the frickin' world, to be put in danger [18:35] by this sick frickin' creature in the Oval Office. [18:38] Let me contrast that and we'll leave with a YouTube cleanser, if you will. [18:43] Pete Buttigieg, here's what he had to say when he went on State Regime Media Fox. [18:47] Play this clip. [18:48] Listen, then he did something else. [18:49] So at this point, based on where we are, what would you like to see happen next if you [18:54] were advising President Trump? [18:55] Well, if I was advising President Trump, I'm trying to try that scenario on for size. [19:01] I guess I'd advise him to start by telling the truth to the American people, because [19:05] when he says it's going to be four weeks and then breaks that promise, it reminds people [19:10] of when he said he wouldn't start this war and broke that promise. [19:13] When he says he will settle for nothing less than unconditional surrender and regime change, [19:17] and then changed his mind, backpedaled, and agreed to a framework for a ceasefire that [19:23] was very different, then that ceasefire has been broken. [19:26] The outrageous news that we just got, that the Trump administration removed the names of [19:31] four of our service members who were killed in action, apparently because the fact that they [19:36] had been killed in action goes against his fiction that sometimes he says we're actually [19:40] not in a war, even though everybody knows we are. [19:43] What I would say to him is, you know, when I was in uniform, when I was deployed, I knew [19:48] that on some level, my life depended on the credibility of the people running our government, [19:54] and American lives depend on him telling the truth, even when it's hard. [19:59] Do you agree with removing Iran's nuclear case? [20:01] There you have it, folks. [20:02] Let me know what you think. [20:03] By the way, do you have a copy of WTF America, the book I wrote with my brothers? [20:08] It comes out in October. [20:10] Scan the QR code, wherever the QR code is, and put in the comments, WTF America. 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