Ben Myselish

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You know, I think about that expression because it's always projection that Trump uses to refer to people who oppose him as, oh, you've got this Trump derangement syndrome or you've got this like mind virus or whatever it is.

But to some extent, they're telling on themselves and what their movement was able to normalize

that these sites are actually acceptable.

But you see, while it's happening, our enemies across the world are gaining ground and America is weakening.

Perfume spray or cologne spray by cologne spray.

Here's what happened.

Here, play this clip.

But here's the thing too.

I also want to recognize

from the perspective of Jelani, whose reputation was this Al-Qaeda strong man turned leader of Syria.

When Trump does that to him also,

And again, yes, it makes Trump look ridiculous in this, but one of the things it's actually doing from a geopolitical perspective is it is severely, if Trump's goal is to uplift this guy and make him his puppet, like, let's just say that was what you're trying to do here.

you're completely undermining that, right?

You're making him look weak and feeble.

And the ISIS contingent or his former Al-Qaeda contingent are watching this guy and saying, this guy looks weak.

He's going into the Oval Office and they're sniffing him.

He's going to the belly of Western civilization and he's being mocked and he's allowing himself to be sniffed.

I just want you to think about even if your goal was to prop this guy up, what are you doing?

That's why there is no strategy behind any of this at all.