Trump Looks Extremely Ill as He Falls Apart at White House
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Donald Trump was looking like a very sick, decrepit, withering human being yesterday, sleeping for most of the cabinet meeting, then just looking demented throughout the day. This follows Donald Trump attacking the Midas Touch Network the previous day before going into a 400 post meltdown at midnight. This individual is deeply unwell, by the way. Make sure you subscribe to the Midas Touch YouTube channel. We're under attack from the Trump regime. We're under attack by Fox and all this right-wing media. We're leading independent media right now. Help us get to 6 million subscribers this month. You may think you're subscribed, but you may not actually be subscribed. The algorithm may just be feeding this to you.
So please hit subscribe right now. Just look at Donald Trump at this cabinet meeting. I mean, here's his face. Look at his hand right there. It's all bandaged up. He's getting these repeated MRIs, which they claim is preventative in nature. We know that people don't get preventative MRIs of the abdomen area. That's all BS. I want to just zoom in on some elements that might not be focused on in terms of that cabinet meeting. We know that Donald Trump was sleeping for most of it, but zoom in right now on Office of Management and Budget Director Russ Vogt to see what he was doing. He was doodling for most of this cabinet meeting. Take a look at Pete Hegseth's name placard right there. He's the SS secretary, two S's.
Maybe they're trying to send us a signal right there. Then after the cabinet meeting, Donald Trump went back to the Oval Office where he started talking about what his priorities are. He mentions the golden ballrooms. He goes, we're doing great things. Golden ballrooms. He goes, we're doing arch. We're doing arch. So they're going to build a massive arch to honor Donald Trump in D.C. right now. And he goes, that's a big deal. The arch. Just listen to what this demented human being is saying here. Here, play this clip.
Well, as you, Mr. Dell, about contributing, can you walk us through maybe who you've been talking to and how much more we can expect on top of it?
I think the people you probably would think I would be talking to, I have... There's a group of people out there that have been very successful, and we've already started talking to them. You know, we're doing ballrooms, we're doing arcs, we're doing, we have a thing that's being planned that's gonna be a great tribute to the country, as you know. You've probably heard about it. the arc that we're looking at by the bridge by near Arlington. There's going to be something.
Why does Ben Meiselas say Trump looked 'extremely sick' at the White House?
We're doing some other things for Washington itself and for the country itself. But a lot of the people that have, you know, gone in and done a real job with that, the ballroom, I think Michael and Susan, the next time we meet, well, I think hopefully we'll meet before then, but we're going to have a big event over in the ballroom to celebrate this. We're building uh a ballroom that they've wanted at this uh beautiful white house for 150 years they've wanted it so badly right now we can hold 109 people if you're lucky in a room it's a beautiful room but it's 109 people and we're building something you see the trucks in the back you see the clanging the banging and
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–3:49
2
Why does Ben Meiselas say Trump looked 'extremely sick' at the White House?
3:49–9:56
3
What evidence shows Trump falling asleep and appearing decrepit during the cabinet meeting?
9:56–12:01
4
Why is the planned 'arch' and ballroom project at the White House controversial?
12:01–18:49