Ben Mycelis

Right.

So Donald Trump creates information.

this imaginary world where I mentioned earlier in the show, if you want to call it a superpower, and I don't mean it with any positive light, I just mean it's impressive in a way that a human being could have every word out of your mouth and every syllable embedded therein be tainted by a lie.

Everything spewed the entire day because if I fib a little bit,

whether it's, you know, I'll be back in five minutes and I know it's gonna be 10.

The human being reaction is to like feel something and to be like, oh yeah, okay, maybe I should have said 10, whatever it is.

But to lie on matters where people are being massacred and there's death and just to fully detach.

And I think the issue and one of the big problems though is in fabricating this imaginary world

others who inhabit it are bending to this made up fictional place that doesn't bear a relation to the way we've all existed in a civilized society.

So I'll give you an example right here.

So after fabricating and manufacturing fake settlement agreements that are in happening,

he then goes a step further and then describes the drama within this fiction that he's created where everybody was happy that we were doing this, which isn't even taking place, except Hegseth and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs, Kane, and they're upset because they want to bomb more.

And then it's like,

He goes so far in this plot that's a made-up thing that it's like people get lost.

You're just making all of this up.

None of this is even happening.

And also, what a deranged thing to say that your defense secretary and chairman of the Joint Chiefs want to just keep on bombing people.

Let's just play this clip and let's talk about it.

Appreciate you.

And speaking of, Hegseth in this press conference, when he spoke, I'll rewind to prove your point right there.