Trump Gets Lost on Roof of White House as Panic Sets In
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What happened when Donald Trump wandered onto the White House roof?
A very cognitively troubled Donald Trump was wandering on top of the White House roof this morning, making weird hand gestures and yelling to the press, Anything I do is financed by me. More ways to spend my money. I'm paying for everything. Here's what happened. Let me just show you the clip. On the roof of the White House he's taking questions. Or he was just a few moments ago.
Let's listen in, please.
Anything I do is financed by me, so you're not the words contributed. Just like my salary is contributed, but nobody ever mentions that.
Yeah, a deeply disturbing moment indeed. He then called up CNBC and started ranting and raving like a lunatic. I I'll show you that in a moment, but here's another angle right here of him on top of the roof. Here play this clip. Can you give us another hint? We'll that we'll show you. It's just another way to spend my money for the country. As our editor in chief Ron Philip Kowski writes, there is a senile old man in orange makeup wandering around on the roof on the White House, making weird hand gestures and yelling out I finance everything, I pay for everything. It's me who pays for everything. So then he calls CNBC. There's a host on CNBC, John Joe Kernan, who's like an ultra MAGA guy. And all these CNBC hosts like treat Donald Trump like he's a little baby and they like baby him.
It's such a strange thing for a financial show to be uh doing this, but that's the corrosive nature of corporate news right now. But Donald Trump then talks about undocumented farm workers. And he basically says that migrants, um, they're built for farm work. They have good backs, and if their backs hurt, then they die. And then he seems to suggest that black people are not good farm workers as much as he tries to make them become good farm workers. That's what he's saying here, but this is what he's He sang on a Financial show this morning after walking on the roof, here play this clip.
Back to their country with a pass back in legally and we're doing things that are That are very difficult to do and very complex, but it works really well. We're sending 'em back and then they're schooling, they're learning, they're coming in, they're coming in legally. We have a lot of that going on, but we're taking care of our farmers. We can't
How did Trump’s CNBC interview turn into a rant about tariffs on pharmaceuticals?
let our farmers not have anybody uh you know, these are very uh these people uh that they're you can't replace them very easily. You know, people that live in the inner city are not doing that work. They're just not doing that work. And they've tried, we've tried, everybody tried. Uh, they don't do it. These people do it naturally. Naturally. I said, What happens if they get it to a farmer the other day? What happens if they get a bad back? He said they don't get a bad back, sir, because if they get a bad back they die. I said, that's interesting, isn't it? You know. These are very you know, it in many ways they're very, very special people. Okay, go ahead.
No. Okay. So then he talks about putting tariffs on pharmaceuticals up to two hundred and fifty percent. And again, he's just saying numbers. Hundred and fifty percent. Two hundred and fifty percent. We're gonna make all the pharmaceuticals here. So you're just gonna make everybody's prescription drug prices cost a lot more money. Okay, anyway. Play this clip.
and semiconductors. But on pharmaceuticals, we'll be putting a initially small tariff on pharmaceuticals, but in one year, one and a half years maximum, it's gonna go to a hundred and fifty percent and then it's gonna go to two hundred and fifty percent. Because we want pharmaceuticals made in our country. And that's not the chip sack like Biden did because he didn't know what he was doing, where they gave billions of dollars to companies that had more money than they knew what to do with.
Then Donald Trump rants and raves on the CNBC show that he has the highest poll numbers ever. Even though his poll numbers right now are in the mid thirties, they're actually the worst ever. He says those polls are rigged, those polls are fake. In fact, his polling is in the seventies, he says, but
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What happened when Donald Trump wandered onto the White House roof?
0:00–3:10
2
How did Trump’s CNBC interview turn into a rant about tariffs on pharmaceuticals?
3:10–5:14
3
Why does Trump claim the European Union gave him $600 billion for any purpose?
5:14–7:38
4
What are Trump’s arguments about poll numbers being rigged and his “record” poll scores?
7:38–9:37
5
How does Trump explain the massive job‑numbers revision and its impact on the economy?
9:37–11:54
6
What does the episode reveal about the economic situation in Nebraska?
11:54–13:52
7
Why does the host promote free Medicare assistance and how can listeners benefit?
13:52–16:21
8
What final takeaways does the host give about Trump’s behavior and the episode’s truth‑checking mission?
16:21–18:04
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