The transcript presents a critical analysis of Donald Trump’s recent actions and public statements, describing them as increasingly erratic and offensive. Trump is accused of comparing the U.S. to a villainous empire in a Star Wars analogy and of threatening to rename New Mexico to "New America," a move that is legally invalid and seen as a sign of political overreach. The speaker condemns Trump’s remarks about the death of Congressman John Dingell, calling it vulgar and inappropriate, and argues that the media disproportionately targets minor figures—such as Hassan Piker or Natalie Harp—while ignoring the president’s broader misconduct. The focus on individuals like Harp, who is reported to have visible bruising and frequently travels with Trump, raises concerns about her well-being and the nature of their relationship. The transcript also highlights a broader media bias, suggesting that the public narrative is skewed by fear of backlash, leading to an imbalance in accountability. In contrast, the rise of progressive Democrats, particularly John Ossoff in Georgia, is noted as a sign of growing public resistance to Trump’s leadership. The speaker views this shift as a turning point, noting increased voter engagement and demand for checks and balances, and expresses hope that the media will finally hold the most powerful figure in office accountable. The live-streaming of political events is promoted as a platform for public engagement and transparency.
All right, we're seeing pretty big news. Donald Trump has gone, "Coucou, he's gone nuts. You're going to see that the president has spent his holiday weekend not worrying about fixing the problems that he has created, but instead, he's really just focused on himself. He's making insane threats. And his mistress, Natalie Harp, looks very unwell. There's something wrong with her. New pictures reveal that she is bruising. I'm going to bring you those. And I have some updates from Jim Acosta who has some thoughts about a narrative that's been happening on the left. First, let's go through the president's post. Now, the president literally posted this this morning, where he compared the United States to the empire from Star Wars, really just admitting that he thinks that we're the bad guys. You can't make this stuff up. Donald Trump also posted this very interesting AI image. Now, just remember, this is what Donald Trump actually looks like. That is the shape of the president. It's incredible that he is doing as well as he is considering that he looks like this. Most people who make it to this age and look like this don't last very long. I wonder if it's because he has a lot of medical care that you and I will never be able to receive because it's too expensive. Now, Donald Trump is literally losing his mind. His mind is going. It's going. And he is now threatening to rename New Mexico to New America, says here Trump wants to rename New Mexico to New America, bro stop renaming things and fix the economy. That would be nice, wouldn't it? Now, let's just be clear, Donald Trump cannot rename Mexico to New America. He might try, but it's literally the states who control what they're named and it's in their constitution. So if New Mexico wants to rename itself to New America, I suppose they can make a decision about that, but the president cannot just unilaterally change it like he can't elake or embody any other body of water. So Donald Trump right here proving that he has even let it's to his power, but I do wonder if he'll still try. He let me know in the comments. Now, someone I was pointed out that this is a low character person to put it mildly because Donald Trump said this about a member of Congress who had died and whose wife is still on Congress and very much alive. This is really really shameful stuff. Saying here, upon his death, I gave Congressman John Dingell the royal sendoff maxed out his wife Debbie Dingbat called me and thanked me profusely while crying uncontrollably. She couldn't believe I would do such a nice thing since then she says nothing but bad things about your favorite president and me. Every time I see that third rate loser ripping the MMAs because I'm a loyal person, I don't do things like that, but that's okay. It's politics, however, it shouldn't be that way. President Donald Trump, this is so screwed up to talk about someone's dead husband like that. The thing is like I guess we have just so used to it in condition by it that it probably doesn't even faze you, right? But this is just, you know, all the things that the country has been upset about has some piker or a loomer, everything like that. Like to me, this is all stems from the fact that the media is very upset or very scared of Donald Trump. They can't actually point out the insane things that he's saying and doing because they're afraid of retaliation. And so they focus on these smaller individuals as a means to try to control how people act. And really the person who's committing the worst offenses is the president of the States and you never hear about it at all. That's why I thought it was really interesting that Jim Acosta said this on Jack Couchurella's show. And especially because we do have a version of that, which is certainly in a striking way different, but with this attempt to, well, the media's incessant focus on Hassan Piker, who is, you know, campaigned with candidates and, you know, host live streams that candidates come on. But I think, you know, Natalie Harp being someone in the White House and someone who has been in election denier and someone who I believe it's been reported was part of the Obama's abs as Apes post. Like, this is someone with real structural power within our government. What have you made? And you know, not everyone needs to like Hassan. But what have you made about of the media's kind of incessant focus? It seems like we're just in a lazier time. Yeah, I mean, it seems like Natalie Harp is sort of Laura Lumer without the bad plastic surgery. Yes. And that's another one. Laura Lumer is never a topic of discussion. It's crazy. How are we not talking about Laura Lumer, you know, a 9/11 truth or an absolute bigot? What was she saying to Angie Nixon? This week was absolute disgusting, disgraceful racist stuff. And, you know, I mean, that needs to be called out. I, you know, apparently she's still a advisor and informal advisor to Donald Trump. That's fair game too. The Hassan Piker thing, I think, is, you know, listen, he's out there. He has a powerful platform. He reaches a lot of people. I don't know if he's the Joe Rogan of the left. And I don't agree with him on every issue. But listen, I mean, he's brought up, I think, a legitimate issue in terms of what has happened to the Palestinians and Gaza. I think that needs to be a part of the conversation. But at the same time, I think the Democratic Party would be wise. And I think, you know, one of the things that I would always say is that we should never drift into the world of anti-Semitism. I think that that is absolutely beyond the pale and out of, you know, out of bounds. But at the same time, I mean, we have to have a little perspective here. Like, who is the more powerful person that you should be holding up through guilt by association? Is it Hassan Piker? Is it Laura Lumer? Is it Natalie Harp? I mean, Hassan Piker has a very popular twitch. He is not the personal assistant to the president of the United States. He's not Laura Lumer, who gets national security officials fired whenever she snaps her fingers or puts out a tweet. So, you know, one of the things that I've been a little frustrated with in watching the media coverage is that there seems to be a lack of perspective and lack of calling things equally on both sides. And, you know, I saw this when I was in corporate media myself, you know, there's a real tendency to get worked as the refs. You know, the Republicans, Maga, Donald Trump, his White House, they're very good at working the refs. And they can somehow work the refs to a point, the media to a point where there's an imbalance in the coverage. And I think we saw that clearly with the Hassan Piker case. No question about it. Now, interestingly, Donald Trump is very much so with Natalie Harp, says here that Trump's age 35 is joining him on his holiday weekend. The president's most adoring age, Natalie Harp, is spending the Labor Day weekend golfing with him at his new jersey golf club Harp, who appears to take no days off and travels with him. To golf virtually every weekend has, again, been spotted playing with Trump at his Bedminster National Golf Club in New Jersey. Harp 35 was spotted sitting in a golf cart watching Trump 80. Take a swing. She also was seen boarding Marine One with Trump as they traveled from Washington, New Jersey over the long weekend. The White House did not immediately respond at request for comment. Harp, a former right-wing television anchor who earns $150,000 a year working in the Trump White House is always at the president's side in the Oval Office meetings and travels with him over the weekends. For his golf trip, she even spent her 31st birthday with him on Saturday last month with the president and his new Jersey golf club. Oh, so sweet, so romantic. Now, what's interesting to me now is not just the fact that obviously there's something going on here, there's something going on. We don't know if that's his caretaker, if that's his diaper holder or if it's something much larger than that. I mean, Melania's never there. We have reporting that she's not going to be there on Wednesday and Thursday for the midterm Republican convention. We will, by the way, we're going to be live streaming that. We're going to be live streaming on Tuesday from seven to nine and then also Wednesday and Thursday, or we'll be live streaming the convention. Now, to me what's really interesting about this too, is that Natalie Harp is also showing somewhere. There are bruises that are forming on her ankles. Like, look at this picture here. Folks pointed out the following. Now, she did have bruising previously. We didn't really comment on it because I think, you know, who knows? But the fact that it's still there and it's getting worse, I think, is worth dissecting. As it says here, you can actually see it better in this photo, that there is some very obvious bruising here, as you can see here. What from? We don't know. It's not the first person in Donald Trump's White House. Elon Musk famously showed up to an oval office meeting with a bruise on his face and he blamed him on his child. Wonder what Natalie Harp would blame this song? Now, I'm just going to remind you that with all the bad things happening with Trump, there are good things happening to. We have a lot of Democrats across the country who are rising to the occasion, not every Democrat, but many Democrats are rising to the occasion. We have Democrats who really kept a low profile before who are making a name for themselves. One of whom is John Ossoff. And here's what he had to say about all this insanity happening right now. All across Georgia, people of every background and belief are rejecting this chaos and this corruption. It's not just Democrats and independence Republicans pull me aside or they call me on the phone and they tell me they're afraid of where this president is taking us. They want checks and balances. They're voting for a Democrat for the first time in their lives. And we welcome them to our coalition. A wave is building but nothing is guaranteed. This is still the most competitive and crucial battleground state in the United States. And so I say again, the time for worry is over and now it's time for work. So as I said, I love this new crop of Democrats. They are doing something that I didn't think would be possible. They are flipping the script and making Trump have a answer to his insanity.
that hold Natalie Harp stuff is because of all stuff. Also kicked it up into the air and made us all have to look at it. That is, I can't think the last time I did that. Maybe when Tim Walls called them all weird, there's the last time that really they were able to shift the narrative in such a major way. I'm glad it's happening. And as I said, we are going to be live streaming. This Tuesday at seven o'clock, Easter. Come hang out, a lot of people come. We have fun, we do have fun. It's gonna be a link below. You can click on that link or go to the live stream section on the page. I hate clicking on it if I will be the first to see it. And I'll see you soon. Bye.
Podcast Summary
Key Points:
Donald Trump has made controversial claims comparing the U.S. to a Star Wars empire, suggesting the country is the "bad guy," and posted an AI-generated image of himself that raises concerns about his physical health and mental state.
Trump has threatened to rename New Mexico to "New America," a move legally impossible as state names are determined by state constitutions, highlighting his disregard for constitutional limits and institutional norms.
The transcript criticizes Trump’s remarks about the death of Congressman John Dingell, calling it deeply disrespectful and inappropriate, and argues that the media disproportionately focuses on minor figures like Hassan Piker or Natalie Harp rather than holding the president accountable for serious misconduct.
Summary:
The transcript presents a critical analysis of Donald Trump’s recent actions and public statements, describing them as increasingly erratic and offensive. S. to a villainous empire in a Star Wars analogy and of threatening to rename New Mexico to "New America," a move that is legally invalid and seen as a sign of political overreach.
The speaker condemns Trump’s remarks about the death of Congressman John Dingell, calling it vulgar and inappropriate, and argues that the media disproportionately targets minor figures—such as Hassan Piker or Natalie Harp—while ignoring the president’s broader misconduct. The focus on individuals like Harp, who is reported to have visible bruising and frequently travels with Trump, raises concerns about her well-being and the nature of their relationship. The transcript also highlights a broader media bias, suggesting that the public narrative is skewed by fear of backlash, leading to an imbalance in accountability.
In contrast, the rise of progressive Democrats, particularly John Ossoff in Georgia, is noted as a sign of growing public resistance to Trump’s leadership. The speaker views this shift as a turning point, noting increased voter engagement and demand for checks and balances, and expresses hope that the media will finally hold the most powerful figure in office accountable. The live-streaming of political events is promoted as a platform for public engagement and transparency.
FAQs
Trump compared the United States to the Empire from Star Wars, suggesting he believes the U.S. is acting like the bad guys.
Yes, Trump mentioned wanting to rename New Mexico to 'New America,' but this is legally impossible as state names are controlled by the states themselves, not the president.
Yes, recent pictures show visible bruising on Natalie Harp's ankles, and reports indicate the bruising has worsened, raising concerns about her well-being.
Trump made offensive remarks about the wife of a deceased Congressman, calling her 'Debbie Dingbat' and implying he did something kind that she now regrets, which is widely seen as disrespectful and inappropriate.
Critics argue the media disproportionately focuses on minor figures like Hassan Piker or Natalie Harp, while ignoring major misconduct by the president, suggesting a lack of balanced coverage.
Natalie Harp is frequently seen traveling with Trump, including during weekends when they golf at his Bedminster National Golf Club in New Jersey.
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