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Trump Has Mental Health Episode and Loses It On Stage!

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Trump Has Mental Health Episode and Loses It On Stage!

Wise is introduced as a reliable, transparent global money transfer platform that avoids hidden fees and offers competitive exchange rates, aligning with users' global financial needs. The main narrative centers on Donald Trump’s controversial rally in South Carolina, where he made off-script remarks calling Black and Jewish voters “crazy,” triggering widespread criticism and protests. This behavior has led to the cancellation of rallies in key Republican strongholds like Kansas, signaling a sharp decline in his political appeal. Supporters note that Trump’s erratic, offensive, and unscripted statements are undermining his credibility and drawing non-supporters to rallies. The conversation also highlights a new voting aid tool, VoteEat, which provides voters with accurate, data-protected information without selling personal details. Critics argue that internal Republican dissent—such as support for James Tau Rico and accusations of corruption—further weakens the party’s unity. Overall, the content underscores a growing public unease about Trump’s fitness for leadership and a shift in political dynamics as voters increasingly reject his rhetoric and behavior.

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Support comes from wise, the smart way to manage the currencies you need around the world. Your life is global. Your money should be too. Some providers promise no fees on overseas transfers. Don't be fooled. Extra costs often hide and blow to exchange rates. Choose wise. You can send, spend, and receive money in over 40 currencies. Count on the exchange rate that you'd usually see on Google. That's how millions save billions on hidden fees. Be smart. Get wise. Visit wise.com. T's and C's apply. Donald Trump just had another mental health episode on stage with five days to go into election day. Advisors are saying, what is happening? The more they try to out them out there, the worse it gets. And he's now literally getting having rallies canceled in deep red states like Kansas, because his support just isn't there anymore. And when they put him out on stage, it's literally everything that Republicans had said about Joe Biden coming true about Donald Trump. They're keeping Donald Trump away from future rallies by canceling rallies in states like Kansas, because of what I'm about to show you happened on stage today in South Carolina. Donald Trump was in South Carolina today rallying for Darlene Graham, the sister of the late Lindsay Graham. This is now at least, I believe it's either the second or the third time that Trump has flown to South Carolina, a state that Lindsey Graham had one comfortably every single election, even against very well funded opponents like Jamie Harris. And I remember Jamie Harrison had over a hundred million dollars and still lost by double digits. Well, Darlene Graham is now in a toss-up race and Republicans are unnerved. And so they sent out Donald Trump and the rally is backfiring because of Trump's mental episode on stage. Make sure to subscribe to support this work. Like, comment, share the more you do, the more people see him. This isn't being talked about much in the media about how the president is actively sundowning before our eyes, but it's something that we need to talk about because he began the rally by talking about how Jewish people and black people are crazy. And I'm not making this up. Just take a listen. If you're black or if you're Jewish and if you vote for Abdul, you're crazy. Okay, you're crazy. You're crazy anyway. But if you're black or Jewish and you vote, the things that this guy has said is, and you know one thing about, did you hear that? He goes, if you're black or if you're Jewish and you vote for Abdul, referring to Abdul Al Sayed, by the way, isn't on the ballot in South Carolina. He's on the ballot in Michigan, which is very far from South Carolina, but I digress. He says you're crazy. Okay, he said that before. But then he follows up and goes, you're crazy anyway. Advises heard that and they were, they started panicking behind the scenes. They were like, what the hell is happening? Why is he calling entire constituencies, black voters, Jewish voters, crazy? And he's just doing it off the cuff. This isn't something that was in his teleprompter speech. He just kind of said it. And no one knows why he decided to just come out and say it like that. But then it got even weirder. Then he started talking about me again. No, he goes to barbecues. Now they force me down his throat. I think they do it as torture. He said, I'd love to have steak. So he's back to doing that again. I'd love to have steak and then he pretends to gargle on me. This is a normal. This is a normal, right? And people are looking at this and saying, is this really the American president that we elected? Is this someone who we should be supporting for a candidate that he's saying? And the people at these rallies that they have, they're not even, a lot of them aren't even Trump supporters. A lot of them are Democrats just coming to see the craziness happening at a Trump rally in real time. There was literally a major protest today within Trump rally in South Carolina. Once again, another protest. Take a look. Here we go. Paid protest. Paid protest. They pop up every once in a while. Now they're all trained paid. They don't do a good job. But they always hit me right at the punch line. I'm saying, early voting in South Carolina is underway. You must do it immediately. They blah, blah, blah. Some dope. Slapy, sloppy looking guy. So he gets protested everywhere now, including in deep red South Carolina. And the polling doesn't look good for him. So I partnered with a company to make sure that you know where to vote. Take a listen. Which just days to go until election day, you need to get out and vote. But voting isn't always easy. Knowing who to vote for, where to vote, how to vote. And making sure that where you go to find this information doesn't actually sell your data is something that is so important to me. So I partnered with NextGen America to bring you vote-eat. It's a free, non-partisan voting assistant. Voters can check their registration, register to vote, find their polling place, see everything on their ballot, and set up text reminders for deadlines and election day. It literally works in every state no matter where you live. It never sells or shares your data. And while it's a chatbot, the AI in it is only to give people a conversational way to ask election-related questions. It'll never make up answers. Every polling place deadline and ballot detail comes from a verified election database. So the information is reliable and based on real records. I highly recommend using it. I've used it. It's helped me find more information about my local polling site here in Washington, D.C. And I really do love at a time where literally websites are trying to capture your information. This does not check it out. Let me know what you think. It's a link right below. But it's not just the protesters. It's average everyday people coming to these rallies too, who say, "I'm not here to see Trump. I'm here to see the mess that he's created. Take a listen to this guy on Fox News." Why are you here this morning? Well, in the late 70s, I was a little too young to get involved and go to South America for the Jonestown Masker, but this is as close as I'll ever get, so that's why I'm here. Wait, the Jonestown Masker? See? There's nothing like being a cold right up front, man. All right. So maybe this is not a Trump supporter right now. We'll find over it. Appreciate that. Maybe this is not a Trump supporter right now. Oh, no, no, no, no, no. Fox News starts freaking out and runs to try to find a Trump supporter who could help them. And then the rally finishes off, what Trump started doing this bit where he tries to get his supporters to get riled up and get excited for him to come back on stage. He's kind of like a singer who wants an encore. He says, "Oh, I'm leaving. I'm leaving. I'm leaving." And then expects people to get excited and be like, "No, no, no, Mr. President. Mr. President, come back. Come back. Come back. We miss you." But that's not what happened to it. I'm just kind of sat there bored. The new ladies and gentlemen, I'm leaving. Vote for that lady. No, it's a hell of a way to end. No, I could. I could end it. So the rest is, the rest is just, but no, just like the people started to leave. That's all right. You could come back, don't you? No, I did it the other day and I walked off and what happened to Secret Service was running all over. They said, "He's leaving early. He's a gun's all over the place." So I can't play. You know, I walk, usually I walk right up to the chair, walk down. Everyone starts applauding. They didn't know what the hell happened. Secret Service is all over the place going crazy. So I'm not doing it for, it's a much better routine. Literally no one in the crowd knows what's happening when he's talking, by the way. And he's not the only one being confronted by Republican voters. Ken Pax and out in Texas is two. And while he really didn't want to talk about it today, you got to listen. I ask you about this, the Rhino issue. I don't like the word Rhino, but that's what we've got right now. But these are people who are Republicans. In this case, in your state, this is an ad that Tau Rico dropped today. Take a look. I'm a Republican. I'm a Republican. I'm a Republican. And I'm passing on Ken Pax. Okay, you can add Karl Rove to that list. George W. Bush's brother said he's voting for Tau Rico. So it is daughter, one of the twins. These are the guy who wants to trans everything. What's your reaction to that? Well, one, you know, I don't know that these people have been with us for a long time. Some of them, I don't believe most Republicans are in that vote. And obviously, James Tau Rico can't prove any of what he's saying. He doesn't want to talk about his record or my record. Let's talk about something else called corruption that I make up that has never been proven just like it wasn't proven with President Trump. So it's lovely to put allegations out there, but James Tau Rico never puts any proof behind it. In order to put any proof behind what he's actually running on. At what? That's from Ken Paxen. Make sure to subscribe, support this work like, comment, share, and I'll see you soon with another update. Hey folks, thanks so much for watching. Feel free to add this podcast on Apple podcasts, Spotify, or anywhere you watch, or the latest breaking news and daily hits. Throughout the day, make sure to follow, subscribe, see you soon for more.

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Key Points:

  1. Wise offers a transparent, fee-free global money transfer service with exchange rates matching standard market rates, helping users avoid hidden fees.
  2. Donald Trump’s recent rally in South Carolina exposed controversial remarks, including calling Black and Jewish voters "crazy" for supporting non-contested candidates, sparking public backlash.
  3. The remarks were made off-script, indicating a lack of preparedness, and led to protests and declining support, especially in traditionally red states like Kansas.
  4. Republican leaders are canceling rallies in key states due to growing public unease over Trump’s erratic and offensive behavior during public appearances.
  5. A non-partisan voting tool, VoteEat, developed with NextGen America, helps voters find polling places, check registration, and access reliable ballot information without data sharing.
  6. Critics highlight that Trump’s rallies now attract non-supporters and protesters, signaling a loss of credibility and public trust.
  7. Republican figures like Ken Paxton and Karl Rove are being challenged over support for James Tau Rico, raising concerns about internal party division and political corruption.
  8. The public and media are increasingly questioning the fitness of Trump as a leader due to his on-stage behavior, which appears uncoordinated and offensive.

Summary:

Wise is introduced as a reliable, transparent global money transfer platform that avoids hidden fees and offers competitive exchange rates, aligning with users' global financial needs. The main narrative centers on Donald Trump’s controversial rally in South Carolina, where he made off-script remarks calling Black and Jewish voters “crazy,” triggering widespread criticism and protests. This behavior has led to the cancellation of rallies in key Republican strongholds like Kansas, signaling a sharp decline in his political appeal.

Supporters note that Trump’s erratic, offensive, and unscripted statements are undermining his credibility and drawing non-supporters to rallies. The conversation also highlights a new voting aid tool, VoteEat, which provides voters with accurate, data-protected information without selling personal details. Critics argue that internal Republican dissent—such as support for James Tau Rico and accusations of corruption—further weakens the party’s unity.

Overall, the content underscores a growing public unease about Trump’s fitness for leadership and a shift in political dynamics as voters increasingly reject his rhetoric and behavior.

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Wise is a platform that helps users send, spend, and receive money in over 40 currencies. It offers transparent exchange rates similar to those seen on Google, helping users avoid hidden fees and save money on international transfers.

No, Wise does not charge fees for overseas transfers. It provides competitive exchange rates and no hidden costs, making it a cost-effective option for global money management.

Wise offers transparent, real-time exchange rates and no hidden fees. Unlike some providers that add extra costs or manipulate exchange rates, Wise ensures the rates you see are the same as those on Google, helping users save billions in fees.

During the rally, Trump made controversial remarks calling Black and Jewish voters 'crazy' for voting for certain candidates, and made offensive comments about barbecues and personal attacks, sparking protests and concern among Republicans.

Yes, protests have occurred at Trump rallies, including in South Carolina, where demonstrators criticized his rhetoric and actions, with some being described as 'paid' and strategically placed to disrupt the event.

VoteEat is a free, non-partisan voting assistant developed with NextGen America. It helps users check registration, find polling places, view ballots, and set text reminders—without selling or sharing personal data.

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