Tim Dillon

Melania's a model.

And Melania's looking at the humanoid going, they don't have it.

The humanoid doesn't have it yet.

Melania's like, you're not replacing me.

Wow, this is a beautiful moment for our civilization.

And then there's Brigitte.

These are all the world leaders, the female world leaders, or the wives of the leaders, or husbands, or whatever.

Undefined.

Undefined.

Hold on for a minute.

Isn't this going to scare the kids in the third world because they have like almost nothing over there, right?

It seems interesting that we would just send a bunch of robots to the third world and think that the people, because the third world, they still believe in witches and stuff.

I mean, it's not like they even have like PlayStations, right?

I mean, we're just sending, so it's odd to just send humanoid robots over to the third world and just imagine that they'll be like universally accepted and loved.

One would imagine that people in the third world, especially children, maybe the children in the third world will think it's cool, right?

You know, I don't know because they always seem happy, the kids over there, you know, from what I, you know, obviously there are problems in the third world, obviously, but maybe the kids are going to be okay with it.

But a lot of people I think are going to, because by the way, I'm looking at comments from America in the first world and people are, they don't love this.

What people elected Trump for was what they elect most presidents for, which is their pocketbook.

It's prosperity.

It's having some extra money in the pocket.