Ben Meiselas

And then you'd have his followers just pick and choose what they want to believe that he was saying, when it's pretty clear, like, what Trump's belief is by his actions.

But he would go to Dearborn, Michigan, and he would say things that would make them think that he'd be this protector of God.

And then he would go to a community that was very pro-Israel and he would tell them that he would make sure that Gaza would be in the hands of Israel and he would do everything to protect it.

And he would hold those two diametrically opposed positions at the same time.

and so and even the media would fall for this often too right they would fall for it on the abortion issue right donald trump could say that women should not be allowed to get abortions that there should be some punishment for the women there was that there was that famous comment from trump uh during his first the first campaign and then he could say the opposite he could say something else and then you as a as an independent reporter could say well we've heard what donald trump's opinion is on this right

And then the reporters will be like, oh, but he said this.

I'm like, yeah, he said that because he saw that there was bad press because he said the other thing.

But then guess what he did?

He put in the Supreme Court justices that overturn Roe v. Wade.

So don't give me a fact check because Donald Trump said two different things.

Or remember what he said about Project 2025.

I don't know what it is.

I don't support it.

And then we at the Midas Touch Network would report, no, they're going to implement Project 2025.

And we would get hit with like those Daniel Dale style fact checks and this fact check organization and Snoopies or Snopes.

And they would all be like,

Donald Trump said no.

Fact check on, I go, I know he's saying the words no, but he's a liar.

The guy lies about everything.

There is no thread of a value and a principle and you can't believe it, so you have to assess