Trump Just Realized He's F*cked...

Look, folks, Donald Trump, his family, members of his administration, and even Republican members of Congress are screwed, and they know it as well. According to the Wall Street Journal, in this brand new report, Democrats are gearing up for a wave of investigations into Trump and his allies. They are meeting over the summer to finalize what they want to go after, and Republicans are so concerned that they're now hiring lawyers. They are lawyering up to get a better understanding of what subpoenas they might expect, what investigations may be coming, and what their role might be in these investigations. They are in full-blown panic mode right now, and I'm kind of enjoying it. I think folks at home are, too. So I want to get into this report. We'll talk about all of it. We'll talk about what the Democrats are looking to go after, and I think most Americans agree that Trump's behavior, his corruption, the alleged crimes of this administration really should not go under the rug. They shouldn't be swept away. We should know. It took place here. Democrats are readying a multi-front of investigations into the Trump administration should they win the House majority in November, and the White House is gearing up for an onslaught of subpoenas. But there are early divisions within the party over where to focus their investigative firepower and whether to impeach the president for a third time. My personal opinion is the corruption, the crimes, and then the answer is yes, you should impeach Donald Trump. We shouldn't be worried about the politics of it. We should do what's right. And Donald Trump has absolutely committed high crimes and misdemeanors. He has laid out in the Constitution, and he should be held accountable for it. Some Democratic lawmakers worry about voter backlash if they go too far. Others are concerned that an unwavering focus on Trump risks overshadowing Democrats' agenda, including efforts to lower prices. In interviews, House Democrats and their top aides laid out nearly a dozen early investigative targets, including the handling of the Iran war. That's a big one. The president and his family's business dealings. That's a big one. Trump's efforts to build the ballroom, his ties to Jeffrey Epstein. And more. A White House official said the administration is always prepared to respond to oversight requests, no matter who is in charge of Congress. I don't believe that. Do you think that the White House is actually going to comply with any requests from Congress? Do you think Donald Trump is willingly going to do that? You'd have to have not paid attention for the past 10 years in politics to believe that Donald Trump and his administration and members of his administration are actually going to comply with oversight from Congress. It's just not going to happen. And that'll be its own issue. But, you know, you don't really necessarily need the White House to comply. You can do other things. Democrats need to gain just a handful of seats to win the House in the midterm elections. And Republicans are increasingly worried about keeping control of the chamber. The GOP-controlled Senate is seen as a toss-up. People from both sides of the aisle say. New York Democratic Representative Hakeem Jeffries, who is expected to become speaker if we win, would be tasked with bridging the divide between progressives who favor far-reaching oversight and moderates who prefer a more targeted vote. Let me know in the comments what your approach would be, what you want Democrats to go after. Also, please make sure to subscribe as well. Drop a like on the video. It goes an incredibly long way. Jeffries would likely face calls to impeach Trump right away from many of his members, which I also am kind of inclined to agree. I think that should happen. Quote, there are literally no meetings that we walk into as Democrats where people are talking about impeaching Donald Trump. I mean, it just doesn't exist, said Pete Aguilera, a member of the House Democratic leadership. It's interesting. Others have a different view. None of us are afraid of impeachment, said Jamie Raskin, the top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee, which I'm kind of glad to hear it. And check this out. Listen to this. This is pretty significant. White House lawyers have briefed cabinet secretaries and top aides about what kind of subpoenas they might get and how to respond. So they are getting ready. Meanwhile, Republicans are out there projecting confidence about the midterms. They're saying they think they're going to win. They're going to sweep both chambers of Congress. No problem. And yet White House lawyers are taking time out of their day. To prep members of the administration on what might happen in the next coming months. Next year or so in terms of investigations. Interesting. Doesn't seem like they're very confident to me. And as I said in the video yesterday, I think part of who should be investigated when Democrats, if Democrats take control of Congress, is Natalie Harp. I think Natalie Harp has some questions that Democrats kind of want to know the answers to. Democrats want to probe instances in which Trump has been alleged to be profiting off the presidency, including through the Trump family business dealings. and foreign countries and cryptocurrency ventures. Yes, this is a that's not even up for debate. That has to be part of it. Like, look, if Democrats investigate Trump, his family and his administration and ignore the corruption, I'm going to lose my. The right window treatments change everything. Your sleep, your privacy, the way every room looks and feels. At Blinds.com, we've spent 30 years making it surprisingly simple to get exactly what your home needs. 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And the real problem for Donald Trump and the Republicans is the numbers. You know, if they were projected to win the House and win the Senate by comfortable margins, maybe they wouldn't be so worried. Maybe they'd just be doing. Business as usual, that kind of thing. But the numbers are not saying that the numbers are saying that Democrats are not only going to win the House, but as the article said, possibly sweep, get the Senate as well. All of these are different polls for the race for Congress, just a generic ballot Democrat versus Republican. And in every single poll that The New York Times has included, at least in the last 10 polls, have Democrats winning. There is not a single single Republican poll. Matter of fact, let's just go to show all. Yeah, guys, look at these polls. I'm scrolling for a long time here. These are all. Democrats winning all of them. We haven't found a Republican poll yet. These numbers are devastating for the Republicans, and it shows you where the American people are at. In addition to this, of course, Donald Trump's approval rating is in the dirt. I mean, he's at 30 percent. Just 30 percent of Americans are saying that they approve of Donald Trump's presidency, which are not the kind of numbers you want to see going into the midterms. And of course, Trump is not doing himself any favors right now. You know, he's not focused on the big issues impacting the American people. He's not focused on the economy or salt. He's not focused on solving the war in the Middle East or anything like that. No, he is focused on promoting the Grand Prix that's taking place in D.C. And I'm not joking. This is like it's like an episode of Veep. Veep is one of my favorite shows. If you've ever seen it every day in Donald Trump's America, it feels like Veep. A slice of the nation's capital will be transformed into a racetrack over the weekend for Donald Trump's final event commemorating the United States' 250th birthday. We're still doing this. And of course, taxpayers are still footing the bill for it as well. And IndyCar. IndyCar race consisting of 25 drivers will take place around the National Mall in the heart of D.C. on Saturday and on Sunday. IndyCar is the top level of single seater auto racing in the United States, best known for the Indy 500, an annual 500 mile race in Indianapolis. Quote, this will be like no other race ever. This will get the highest ever ratings of any such race, Trump said in July, which is like, OK, how does that lower inflation? I just want the Republicans to answer that question for me because that was Trump's thing before the election. We're going to lower inflation. We're going to make the economy better. How? How? How does having this race in D.C. do that? You know, it's just so ridiculous. And of course, Trump has to make the event by about himself. But he just looks like such a jackass. Look at him waving the green flag. He just looks like an idiot. We have green. We are racing in the freedom to 50. We have green. We are racing in the. Bro, he can't even wave the flag right. He looks like a child who's just waving his arms around. And you know what's interesting about this video? OK, you see Donald. You see Melania. Who's in the back there? Oh, oh, Natalie Harp. Natalie Harp. And we've heard, at least according to some reports, that there's some beef between Melania Trump and Natalie Harp. So it's interesting that they are in the same location. I don't think they traveled together to get there, but they are indeed in the same location. And all of this is really widening the map for the Democratic Party. It's making our chances better, the Republican chances worse. Like, for example. Just look at this in Iowa, the Iowa's governor race, which Trump has won Iowa three times. That race has officially moved to toss up or excuse me, from toss up to lean Democrat. So before, even in Iowa, a Republican state, it was kind of like 50 50. Now, according to the numbers, it's a lean Democratic race, which is crazy. Rob Sand, the nominee, is running to rein in data centers, among other things. And also check this out. For example, Democrats flipped a Pennsylvania state House seat in a Trump district that he. Won by double digits. That's right. Democrats are declaring victory in Tuesday's special election for a Pennsylvania state House seat. Brandon Dukes, a Democratic candidate, defeated Republican Scott Timko with a lead just shy of 100 votes in the race to represent this district. The pair will face off again in the general election this November for a full two year term in the state House. But of course, during twenty twenty four's general election, Trump won the district by 18 points. And so for a swing to come all the way back to Democrats is a pretty big deal. And it has to do with everything we've talked about. It has to do. With the corruption, Donald Trump's presidency being labeled the most openly corrupt presidency in American history. Americans don't want it. Americans don't like it. And so given. all of this news, it seems likely if everybody gets out there and vote and votes against Donald Trump and what the Republicans are doing, it seems likely that maybe we'll get some of these investigations and maybe we'll get some answers on what Donald Trump has done here. So look, I will leave the video there. I just wanted to cover this story for you all. Have an amazing rest of your day. Please make sure to subscribe, drop a like, comment, you know the drill. 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