Trump TAKES A CRAP on HIS Audience as Speech BACKFIRES
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How does Trump publicly blame contractors and refuse to pay event workers?
Yeah. I love these exploding mics, don't you? No, it's good for emphasis, you know. It explodes every time Yeah, right. It explodes every time you're about to make an important point, so it's okay. It's not bad. I don't know. Normally I say don't pay the guy that supplied the mics, you know?
A very lethargic Donald Trump there doesn't know how to speak in a microphone. So what does he do? He blames the contractors, he blames the workers, and tells uh his team not to pay the workers who set up this disastrous event in Oakland County, Michigan. This is a part of his speech. This isn't just him saying, don't pay this contract. Contractor, don't pay that contractor. As he goes city to city as part of his traveling fascist circus events that he calls rallies, he's literally mocking contractors and workers wherever he goes. Let me give you other exhibits so you can just see it for yourself. For example, when Donald Trump was in Dayton, Ohio, he said, do not pay these suckers, please. And then he blamed Joe Biden for tampering with the teleprompter.
And he said, Don't pay these suckers. This is in Dayton, Ohio. Play the clip.
But if you don't have fair elections, you don't. And you know what I add to it more and more? The fake news. They should be the police of our country. Because if they were legit, they don't you know, the biggest problem I have with them is the things they don't report. They barely, until recently, they would not talk about the borders. They wouldn't talk about the fact that our country is being destroyed at the borders. It's what they They don't say that's a problem and it's and they don't say a lot. And what they do say is fake news. So other than that, I think they're fantastic. I move this out there. Great job, fellas. Don't pay these suckers, please. I'll pay. Whoever the hell did that son of a gun. These people.
What examples does the host give of Trump insulting contractors in Dayton, Ohio?
I think Joe Biden put him in. With your vote we will throw out the Bynomics and we will reinstate a thing called Magonomics.
Here is Donald Trump in Las Vegas, Nevada, where he says, the microphone is terrible and I don't pay contractors who do a you know I don't like to curse here on the network. I'm just saying what he says, a shitty job. And then he repeats the curse word. I won't say it again. And then he says, the contractors here are doing an S-word job. And this is just part of his speech here. Play the clip.
And you know, it's going to lead to great things. A lot of people don't give. I know a lot about overtime. I'd hated to give overtime. I hated it. I'd get other people I shouldn't say this, but I'd get other people in I wouldn't pay. I hated. This is gonna lead to a lot more I think it's gonna be economically positive, but I'm not even doing it for that reason. I'm doing it because like Like the you know tax on overtime, it's something so good.
Okay, I'll show you another example of this. He does this in mostly all of his speeches. Here he is in West Palm Beach, Florida, lashing out at the staff for his microphone mid-speech, saying that he's not going to pay the bill for the contractors. Play this clip.
And I'm glad it's such a 'cause this is the worst microphone I think I've ever had. I hope you can hear me back there. Justin, don't pay the bill for this mic. I'm blowing out my voice talking to this stupid mic. This is the worst mic I've ever had. Okay, now we'll get back to the speech. I'm trying to get their attention. Turn up the mic. Is it okay? And then I don't pay a bill and they say, Trump doesn't pay his contractors.
Now, I can show you countless more examples of that, but I think you get the point there. Let me show you what else he does at his own campaign events quite frequently. He dresses people up who aren't union workers in union worker garb. He dresses fake firefighters up in firefighter outfits and pretends that they're firefighters for Trump.
Why does Trump claim his microphones are terrible and refuse to pay stage crews in Las Vegas?
And for example, the scrap. Branton firefighter union has to say no, those people actually aren't firefighters. He goes to non-union shops and dresses people up with shirts that say union workers for Trump and signs that say union workers for Trump.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How does Trump publicly blame contractors and refuse to pay event workers?
0:00–2:10
2
What examples does the host give of Trump insulting contractors in Dayton, Ohio?
2:10–4:23
3
Why does Trump claim his microphones are terrible and refuse to pay stage crews in Las Vegas?
4:23–6:59
4
How does Trump mock overtime payments and union workers at Michigan rallies?
6:59–9:43
5
What does the episode reveal about Trump’s stance on tips and labor‑related taxes?
9:43–12:20
6
How does Trump’s cheapness affect event logistics like shuttles and air‑conditioning?
12:20–14:35
7
What do Mark Cuban and other sources say about Trump’s history of short‑paying vendors?
14:35–16:58
8
What call‑to‑action does the host give listeners for researching Trump’s labor policies?
16:58–19:45
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