His Brain Finally SNAPPED On LIVE TV

"Today I'm pleased to welcome to the White House somebody that I've been hearing about, met quickly, but I'd say I'd give him a big hug today. He's done an amazing job, Nick Shirley. So thank you. Nick, very much. What a job you've done. There's a young guy. I'm very young guy. He got it very early, and it's too bad that you had to ruin your youth to find that such bad people exist, but welcome to the world." Are we serious right now? This is what Donald Trump is doing. There are two weeks left until the midterms. The United States is in the middle of an affordability crisis. We're in the middle of a war with Iran. So many things are going wrong in the United States. And Donald Trump is welcoming a MAGA YouTuber in the Oval Office, and as you'll learn later in this video, giving him your taxpayer dollars. It really just continues to get worse by the day. Here's a funny comment on that video. I'm surprised he isn't commenting on his ass, which is something that Donald Trump has been doing a lot recently with random men candidates or just people he sees in the crowd commenting on their body, which is very strange, which, yeah, Josh, I also am surprised he's not saying something kind of peculiar like this. This is the guy that Donald Trump is welcoming into the Oval Office. This is a clip that went viral of him when he didn't know what the word benevolent meant. He was asked who's the most benevolent billionaire, and this was the exchange. "Evolent billionaires." What do you mean by the word benevolent? It's well-intentioned positive billionaires, so you think you're creating net positive societal progress. Trump? Our president? I think he's a good one. I think Elon Musk, I think what he's doing is creating innovation. He provides lots of jobs to people. I think that's a good one. And then the third one, I'd have to think about that. Like, I think David Sachs, he's allowing looking for innovation inside of AI and crypto. I think that's a good thing to be happening. I think all the guys on the all-in podcast had a conversation with them on their podcast. I think they're looking out for the best of America, and I think a lot of people are, I think, a lot of the billionaires are actually trying to make a difference in this world with their money they have. Wow. Yeah, this has been like an ongoing thing with Nick Shirley, where he doesn't know how to spell, or he doesn't know certain words, so he not only did not know the word benevolent, but when he tried to pronounce it, he just didn't get it right. Maybe he's never heard the word before, but when your IQ is in the single digits, people with a double digit IQ, maybe above room temperature slightly, those people are impressive to you. He's just such an idiot to put it mildly. And then in this press conference, Donald Trump also announced a fraud whistleblower incentive program. So if you're an American and you see some fraud in your neighborhood or your local area, you can now go to the federal government and report it, which I'm sure is going to be just a great system and totally won't be overloaded with scammers, and grifters, or people who are MAGA and want to report their neighbors and stuff like that, because their skin color is different. I'm sure it's going to go great, but this is what Donald Trump said about it. Post. So today I'm thrilled to announce the fraud whistleblower incentive program, fraud whistleblower incentive program. And mark those words, independent journalists and everybody, and all Americans will now be able to go to the fraud.gov and report cases of corruption and theft of taxpayer dollars in their communities, all via a new website created by Joe Gebbio who is fantastic, by the way, and the team at the National Design Studio, everything Joe's done has been a big success. So here's what we're going to be doing. Anybody that can prove that he turned somebody in, in other words, he or she, if you turn somebody in and you, let's say, report, and you find a billion dollars, we are giving a commission to that person of 1 percent, it's a lot of money. If it's 10 billion, 200 billion, 400 billion, we're giving a 1 percent commission to that person. You have to prove that you were the one, and prove that it was you. And I don't know if you can do this, but subject to the laws of our nation, which I feel very strongly about, if a reporter turns somebody in, you have to get approval, perhaps from your wonderful newspaper. Now, I'm sure this is totally going to be used in the right way, and definitely not, you know, another corrupt scheme for Donald Trump to give his buddies a bunch of money, right? That's definitely not what's happening here. No, it's exactly what's happening here, because Donald Trump also said that Nick Shirley is going to get a financial reward for what he did in Minnesota and then adds that Americans across the country, your tax dollars are being stolen. So he is giving Nick Shirley, this MAGA YouTuber who is standing behind him, your taxpayer dollars. He's apparently giving 1 percent of the commission of whatever Nick Shirley found, and he says that he's going to get the financial incentive. And Americans across the country, your tax dollars are being stolen. Now, Donald Trump didn't even get the program right. He's lying about it yet that whole 1 percent commission thing, yeah, not exactly true, because according to Fox News, Fox News, by the way, so, you know, they know what's going on inside the White House, right? They're an arm of the Trump operation, essentially. He rewards only go up to $30,000, and $30,000 is not an insignificant amount of money, but it's certainly not 1 percent of, you know, $400 billion, if you find $400 billion in fraud, which I'd be very surprised if that exists, you know what I mean. But that's just not true. So Donald Trump is lying about his program, while also simultaneously using our taxpayer dollars to give a reward to a MAGA YouTuber from the federal government. Again, it's just so politically stupid, and just, and also, you know, in practice, stupid. But politically stupid, because the midterms are two weeks away, and Donald Trump, who has called affordability a hoax, he has no plan to make things go cheaper. He's been saying the gas prices are going to go down after the Iran war for seven months now. The entirety of the war, he's saying gas prices are about to go down, they never have. This is what he's focused on. He's using the government to give money to his buddies, his friends, his allies, but Americans are struggling, and he's, you know, hanging out with his friends in the Oval Office. It's just so gross. And then on the topic as well, he calls on Attorney General Todd Blanche to criminally investigate Governor Tim Wall. So if there was ever any doubt that the DOJ is essentially operating as Donald Trump's personal DOJ, his personal attorney is now the attorney general, this should really clear it up. He is directing his attorney general to criminally investigate his opponents for no reason. The 115 Minnesota fraudsters have been arrested and charged, and by the way, the governor's 100% guilty. He's 100% guilty, he's a fraud, he's a thief, he's a crook, and he's getting away by just getting out of office, he's getting away, but maybe he knew everything that was happening. The Attorney General, that guy is a total thief, and it's a shame that they can just go and retire, because he knew what was happening. I'm sure he's very, very happy money. So Governor Tim Wall is according to Donald Trump, is a thief. He's a criminal, and in that video as well, he calls for Attorney General Todd Blanche to criminally investigate Tim Walls as he does later. But what are we going to criminally investigate Donald Trump, right? It's just so funny how Donald Trump has these fraud events in the Oval Office. He brings in Nick Shirley, he brings in Todd Blanche, he brings in JD Vance, he brings in all these people, and he says, "My administration is fighting fraud. We don't like fraud." While he is simultaneously one of the largest business fraudsters in the state of New York, in the country, he was found liable for hundreds of millions of dollars worth of business fraud. He was found liable in that case, and he wants to pretend like he's anti-fraud. It's laughable that this is the guy who's trying to champion this going into the midterms. You know who actually doesn't like fraud, Democrats. You know who prosecuted fraudsters in Minnesota? In the case that he's talking about, Democrats, Tim Walls. This is a total fraud and a total liar, and we know this as well, not only because he's a fraudster, but he's been pardoning a bunch of fraudsters. He has forgiven financial crimes for a bunch of different fraudsters, with hundreds of millions of dollars worth of restitution in these punishments, and that restitution is gone because Donald Trump pardoned them. A bunch of fraudsters. Also on top of this, we know that the Republican Party, who claims to be anti-fraud, while they love fraudsters, because the RNC has accepted more than $1 million in recent months. And this is a recent article. Look at this. 10, 16, 20, 26. So this is happening right now. The RNC has accepted more than $1 million in recent months from executives of healthcare companies that have paid civil penalties for alleged Medicare fraud. So they don't like, they don't hate fraud. They don't want to prosecute fraud. They don't want to hold it accountable. My guess is that this system that Donald Trump is setting up this anti-fraud tip line is just another way for him to funnel money to people that he likes, maybe even the January 6th insurrections. Who knows where this money is going to go, who it's going to go to, and they could even harder for people and investigators to track in the future. But that's what Donald Trump is doing. And I guess he got pretty pissed off during this press conference as well, because he started snapping at reporters. So for example, one reporter was trying to do his job and asked Donald Trump a question, and Trump didn't like that, I guess, saying, "Quiet, quiet, what's wrong with you? Are you a sick person?" I actually think there's something wrong with you. Just watch this. "You don't want to go out, right away, right away, right away, why it's quiet, what's wrong with you? Are you a sick person?" "I think there's something wrong with you guys." I gotta say, I believe the journalist is Andrew Weinberg, is my understanding, and his response, not that I know of, I think is kind of funny. Personally, I don't know, I liked it. I thought his response was pretty good to Donald Trump. But like who speaks like this to somebody? You know, you're the president of the United States. A reporter is trying to ask you a question, which is their job, and you claim to be the most transparent administration in American history, which is also stupid and laughable. But that's the claim, and you're snapping at them because they're asking you a question. I actually think there's something wrong with you. Donald Trump says, like what a piece of trash. He also snapped at another reporter saying, I don't know who the hell you are, but you better be careful. I don't know who the hell you are, but you better be careful. Go ahead. No, no, listen to you. Hey, I'm not putting you better. You better, I don't know who the hell you are, but you better be careful. Go ahead. Threatening a reporter in front of the entire country, I don't know who the hell you are, but you better be careful. Careful, what? What are you going to do? Don't only imagine. So a really stupid event in the Oval Office, I think, as a whole, and I will leave the video there. This just bothers me so much when Donald Trump and JD Vance and all the people in his administration pretend to be anti-fraud. They are fraudsters. Anyway, I will leave the video there. Thank you so much for watching. Please make sure to subscribe down below. Drop a like on the video, comment. Let me know what you think about this story and everything we just talked about. Have an amazing rest of your day, and we will talk soon.