Trump’s Words Come BACK TO HAUNT HIM in October Surprise
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What new October surprise reveals Donald Trump's past dictatorial statements?
We love this guy. He says, You're not gonna be a dictator, are you? I said, No, no, no, other than day one.
That's Donald Trump saying in his own words that he will be a dictator on day one. There's numerous other examples of that. And I know the big news this week is the story from the New York Times that Donald Trump's former chief of staff, a four-star retired general John Kelly, said that on multiple occasions he's heard Donald Trump praise Adolf Hitler and And he believes that Donald Trump is a fascist. Think about it. Donald Trump's own former chief of staff is saying that. But we don't have to find the needle in the haystack to identify Donald Trump saying Hitler-like things. Donald Trump's admiration of Adolf Hitler should be apparent in the speeches that he gives every day and in the language that he uses.
Here are the types of posts that he's been making, and we've been covering it here every step of the way on the Midas Touch Network. He goes, Illegal immigration is poisoning the blood of our nation. They're coming from prisons, from mental institutions, from all over the world. Without borders and fair elections, you don't have a country. Make America great again. Now we previously, two years ago, we made the following graphic. I'm sure you remember the growth stages of Midas Touch. We were fearlessly calling this stuff out. Trump echoes Hitler's words on the campaign trail. Hitler said, I will get rid of the communist vermin. Donald Trump says, verbatim, I will get rid of the communist vermin. Hitler says, I will take care of the enemy within.
Donald Trump says, I will take care of the threat from within. That's what he was saying when we created that graphic. Now he talks about the enemy from within. It's a direct quote from Adolf Hitler, from Mein Kampf, and from Hitler's speeches. I mean, it's word for word borrowed from Adolf Hitler. Hitler goes, Jews and migrants are poisoning Aryan blood. Donald Trump says migrants are poisoning the blood of our country, and he says that if he doesn't win, he will blame it on the Jews who need to have their quote heads examined.
How does Trump’s rhetoric mirror Adolf Hitler’s language on “enemy within”?
Hitler says, one people, one realm, one leader. Donald Trump says, one people, one family, one glorious nation. So this was the front page of Drudge last night, Trump. Hitler did some good things. Blame the Jews if I lose. That's what Donald Trump would tell his former chief of staff. We have audio of that that the New York Times obtained, that we're going to play in a moment. But Donald Trump said, I need the Kind of generals. That Hitler had. That's what Donald Trump said to his former uh chief of staff, John Kelly. You know who else referred to Donald Trump as Hitler? Do you know who did it? Yes, J.D. Vance, Donald Trump's VP pick. Not that long ago, like four years ago, J.D. Vance was saying this, maybe a little longer than that, when J.D.
Vance was in one of his prior iterations. of his personalities because he keeps inventing himself over and over again. He said Trump might be America's Hitler. That's what J.D. Vance said. Trump might be America's Hitler. Um, I want to share with you this though, because I'm gonna show you what uh Donald Trump's former chief of staff said. You may have heard the audio, so I just want to provide you other data points as well. Do you remember when we covered Donald Trump's speech in West Palm Beach, where Donald Trump said that if he gets elected this time, you will never have to vote again. There won't be any more elections. He said. He goes, four years, it will be fixed. You won't have to vote ever again.
Which former officials (John Kelly, Mark Milley) label Trump a fascist and why?
And Nancy Pelosi said, the disgraced former president said he would be a dictator on day one, called for the Constitution to be terminated, and last night he doubled down on his vow to end democracy. You could hear it in Donald Trump's own words right here. Let's play it.
We love this guy. He says, You're not gonna be a dictator, are you? I said, No, no, no, other
than day one. And here Donald Trump once again says that he will be a dictator on day one. Play the clip.
You know, it's interesting, I did a show, Sean Hannity, did you ever hear of him?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What new October surprise reveals Donald Trump's past dictatorial statements?
0:00–2:14
2
How does Trump’s rhetoric mirror Adolf Hitler’s language on “enemy within”?
2:14–3:51
3
Which former officials (John Kelly, Mark Milley) label Trump a fascist and why?
3:51–5:31
4
What did JD Vance say about Trump being “America’s Hitler” and how was he challenged?
5:31–8:26
5
Why did Trump refuse to pay a $60,000 funeral bill for a fallen soldier?
8:26–11:39
6
How does Trump describe a “day‑one dictator” and what does he claim about voting?
11:39–13:51
7
What does Michael Cohen say about Trump’s refusal to fund Ivanka’s burial site?
13:51–15:46
8
What final call‑to‑action does the host give listeners about judging the clips?
15:46–17:32
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