Sickly Trump Has Disaster WH Presser After Awful Trip
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Why did Ben Meidas claim Donald Trump looked “sickly” and confused during the White House press conference?
A very sickly and cognitively adult Donald Trump just had a disastrous press conference in the Oval Office. He looked deeply unwell. He couldn't really even understand what the reporters were asking him. He confused his conspiracy theories. I'll give you this example. He was asked by a reporter about the latest MAGA conspiracy that they've been pushing this morning, that Obama has. Had burned bags regarding the Russia hoax that the FBI just discovered. Now, MAGA and Trump's crew, they're trying to use this right now to cover up for Donald Trump's Epstein connections. But Donald Trump thinks the reporter is asking about Epstein. So Donald Trump says it's all a hoax, it's a Democrat hoax. Watch as Donald Trump just again, very cognizant.
Cognitively addled, and he kind of jumbles his conspiracies because he's just lying about everything. Play this clip.
Thousands of documents in these bags, supposedly burned bags of the FBI in the secret room.
Well, I want everything to be uh shown. You know, as long as it's fair and reasonable, I think it will be shown and it should be shown. And uh I think he feels that way and I think Pam feels that way. Uh but it's gotta be uh you know, it's gotta be stuff that really doesn't hurt people unfairly 'cause you have so many people involved and if they can do that in a fair way, I think it's great. I think it's really great. It's the whole thing is a scam. It's a scam set up by the Democrats and they love talking about it. But uh I would like to see uh people exposed that might be bad. And we'll see how that all works out. But uh it's getting to be very old news. You know, if they had anything they would have done it the week before the election because they were losing by a lot.
If they had anything, they would have done it. They control the file. Uh the Democrats controlled at Comey and all the s you know, sleasebags, every one of 'em that you read about all the time, and I guess they've got some problems now having to do with yet a different scandal, very big one.
What is the “burn bags” conspiracy and how did Trump misinterpret the reporter’s question?
Uh but they control that file. So I would think that if they would have had something in the file they would have released it about a week before the election, maybe two weeks before.
Right, Brian? And then you could even see when the reporter's asking Donald Trump about burn bags, and that's the term that's being used by his FBI and DOJ to try to distract from the Epstein stuff and Trump's connections with Epstein. And Trump's like, burn bags? Burn what are you talking about? Here, play this clip.
He said what? The brushagate materials. Uh yeah, supposedly no.
I don't know that. I don't know I don't know what you mean by that statement. Say
bags full of brushing bag. I thought you said
appointed a man named Burnbag. You gotta speak up.
Thousands of documents in these bags, supposedly burned bags. Yeah.
And then Donald Trump lies and says, We've made the greatest trade deals. He goes, Japan, they're sending us a check for $550 billion. He goes, Europe, they're sending us a check for $750 billion, $400 billion, $600 billion, $300 billion. He's literally just making up numbers. And no, they're not sending us checks. Japan said, uh-uh. There's no binding agreement. They're not sending us a check. They said maybe discretionary investments, but no different than what they already do. And the European Union said that they don't have the ability to give a six hundred billion dollar check to the United States.
How did Trump fabricate trade‑deal numbers with Japan and Europe, and why does the host call them fake?
What the hell are you talking about? That's what they've already said. But here Donald Trump lies. Play this clip. I think we're gonna have
Richest economy you've ever seen. We have money coming in that we've never even thought about. At numbers that nobody's ever seen before. We have a deal with Japan where they're gonna pay us five hundred and fifty billion dollars. We have a deal with Europe where they're doing seven hundred and fifty billion plus four hundred billion plus three hundred billion. And many other countries, it's likewise, you know, relatively those are two big ones. But
uh and again, speaking about Donald Trump being deeply cognitively addled during this press conference, Donald Trump doesn't realize that there are two Congress members standing right behind him.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why did Ben Meidas claim Donald Trump looked “sickly” and confused during the White House press conference?
0:00–2:03
2
What is the “burn bags” conspiracy and how did Trump misinterpret the reporter’s question?
2:03–3:36
3
How did Trump fabricate trade‑deal numbers with Japan and Europe, and why does the host call them fake?
3:36–4:46
4
What are the proposed Senate bills to ban members of Congress from owning stocks, and how does the show evaluate them?
4:46–6:22
5
How does the episode compare Trump’s claims about interest‑rate cuts with the Federal Reserve’s actual inflation data?
6:22–8:07
6
What did Chairman Jerome Powell say about inflation, and how does it contrast with Trump’s statements?
8:07–9:48
7
What message does Trump give to parents sending kids back to school, and how does the host react?
9:48–11:43
8
How does the episode wrap up – final takeaways, subscriber push, and the host’s closing remarks?
11:43–13:27