OMG! Trump LOSES IT over His OWN BODY at Speech
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Why does Donald Trump keep bragging about his body on campaign speeches?
So one of the things that happens at all of these Trump speeches, like almost all of them, peak level delusion. Donald Trump talks about his body, and he says that he thinks he's better looking than certain people. He goes, My body's better than Biden's. My body's better than Obama's. I'm not making this up. I'm better looking than Vice President Kamala Harris. Now, of course, Donald Trump is a peak malignant narcissist, but again, this is just some bizarre, strange. Childish, no offense to children behavior. Like, take a look at th this. First off, let me show you this photo right here of Barack Obama and let me show you Donald Trump. No, Donald Trump, you are you do not have a better body, you're not better looking.
But why do you bring this up in all of your speeches? Like Again, over the weekend when Donald Trump gave that speech in Butler, Pennsylvania, he goes I'm much healthier than Obama here, watch this.
In the White House, the press, the fake news media said who is the most he was the doctor for Obama, Bush and Trump. That's pretty good, right? White House doctor for the three of us. He said The press. Who is the healthiest of the three? He said, Definitely it's Donald Trump. There's not even a contest. And I love that guy. When he said that, J D when he said that, I said, I like this guy. So then he said, You know, sir, he was leaving the White House. He said, You know, I'd love to run for Congress. And he ran with against twenty eight people that were running, they were all running for the Republican primary, because whoever won that primary is going to win. I think it's a Trump plus forty eight to whoever wins gets forty eight forty eight point start.
And uh not only did he win, he won easily.
What evidence does the host give that Trump’s “better‑looking” claims are delusional?
And now he's one of the most popular people in Congress and one of the most talented. Maybe more importantly. Ronnie Jackson.
Ronnie. And again, that's not just like a fluke. That is an attribute in each of his speeches. Like, remember when Donald Trump was previously in Pennsylvania and he gave that speech where he said that he was better looking than Vice President Kamala Harris? This was kind of in the early days where she became the presumptive Democratic nominee. Trump was going around saying, I'm I'm better looking than her. That was part of his campaign here. Play this clip. Okay.
She called it wrong. She's called it wrong now for about eight years. But she said one thing that got me. She said Kamala has one big advantage. She's a very beautiful woman. She's a beautiful woman. So I decide to go back and reread the clause. I'm not saying he's uh but I say that I am much better looking than her. I think I'm much better looking. Much of it. I'm a better looking person. Then come along. No, I couldn't believe it. She said, you know, I had never heard that one. They said no, her biggest advantage is that she's a beautiful woman. I'm gone Huh. I never thought of that.
I'm better looking than she is in her speech yesterday. He did the same thing with President Biden. He was obsessed with the fact that President Biden was um would be on the beach with his shirt off, and then Donald Trump would always say, Why's his shirt off? He's ugly. I have a much better body. Here, watch Donald Trump say if this was in Iowa, play this clip.
He's got a consultant somewhere. This is the worst consultant in politics that thinks he looks good in a bathing suit, right? No, he he spends so much time at the beach.
How did the White House doctor compare Trump’s health to Obama and Biden?
How do you do that? And you know I have a much better body than him. But I'm not really sure that I wanna Expose it. With the sun blaring down the sand, the surf, the wind, you know you I mean, you know, it's not a pretty sight.
And now the point about bringing this up is yes, we could reflect Donald Trump is delusional, he's a malignant narcissist, but this is the way that dictators play him. All you have to do if you're trying to curry favor and influence is just say to him, Oh, you're very strong and very oh, by the way, can you do this for me? And then Donald Trump would sell anybody out for his own uh vanity.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
Why does Donald Trump keep bragging about his body on campaign speeches?
0:00–1:45
2
What evidence does the host give that Trump’s “better‑looking” claims are delusional?
1:45–3:38
3
How did the White House doctor compare Trump’s health to Obama and Biden?
3:38–7:03
4
What’s the story behind Dr. Harold Bornstein’s medical records and the alleged raid?
7:03–11:48
5
Why does the podcast promote Prolon’s 5‑day fasting‑mimic program here?
11:48–16:57
6
How does the host critique Trump’s beach appearances and physical fitness?
16:57–17:05
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