Trump’s Secret Dinner Gets Raided

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1:01This is only for the top 185 purchasers of his meme crypto coin. If you buy one million dollars worth of Trump coin, you can get in by November 22nd. Trump has pocketed $635 million from this coin and investors are down $4 billion on Trump's crypto coin. Again, we are entering the final month of the midterms where Donald Trump and the Republican party are giving their closing message, their final message to the American. And in their final message, they are only reaffirming what we've known all along. The Trump administration and the Republican party exist to prioritize the needs of the richest Americans. Trump is not putting laser focus on affordability and ending corruption over the next month, trying to win back the trust of the American people. No, he's doubling down on his weird manic delusions surrounding Canada and the reflecting pool and the Kennedy Center and even AI CEOs.

2:04So incredibly out of touch with the need of Americans that I can't help but think. Trump is just nuking the chances of the Republican party. Look at Texas, for example, where you have James Talleriko versus Ken Paxton. Ken Paxton was hand picked by Donald Trump and he represents this sick, rotten, perverse form of American politics, where you can use political power to infinitely benefit yourself and enrich yourself. Ken Paxton was impeached by his own Republican party, turned in by his own Republican staffers, divorced by his own Republican wife because he's just a piece of shit human being. Now on the other side, we have James Talleriko, whose goal is to get money out of politics and restore a more clean version of democracy. It feels like Trump is spiraling and nuking the Republican party by having his midterm message close around, I don't know, cryptocurrency and the most exclusive dinner in the world.

3:04I don't know, is this supposed to be Trump? This doesn't even look like him. This looks like a very skinny, 40 year younger version of Donald Trump. I guess if you're this person, then you buy the Trump cryptocurrency and you think that's how Trump looks. Take a look at this Trump supporter interviewed by Jason Sullivan. You feel like your life is better now than it was a year and a half ago? I do, yes. In what way? There's more things we end up done. Changing a lot of stuff that Biden had messed up. I like what? Just a little, I can't name a lot of stuff, but yeah. What's one thing that has changed that you're really excited about? I'm trying to think exactly what. Maybe you're trying to change the gas prices. Gas prices definitely, yes. Gas prices have changed, but they're a little higher now than they were when he took office. Yeah, hopefully they start going down more. I have good news for this Trump supporter. She can just attend Trump's $1 million dinner and talk to Trump personally about this.

4:05Now, obviously, these are our fellow Americans. We need to apply empathy to these situations, even when people in the comments section say that we shouldn't or that Trump supporters are too far gone. I actually don't think so. I've been to about 30 or 40 different Trump rallies and many of the people who go there are genuinely just confused and not consuming media that tells them the truth. These are Americans who have been conned by Donald Trump and they think that he has their best interests in mind, but they don't. I think Democrats seem to continue to message in such a way that allows our fellow Americans to understand that Trump is not prioritizing them. I have empathy. I have a lot of empathy for people like this who seem to be so stuck in the Trump world that she thinks gas prices have gone down. When by all objective measures, they've gone up drastically over the past year, especially since the beginning of the Iran War. And Trump's messaging on the Iran War is about the worst it's ever been. We're over 220 days into it and he's getting more and more incoherent.

5:10So much so that he can't stop bringing up what would happen if San Diego or Los Angeles were bombed. Take a listen. And I'll tell you what, oil, a little more. Maybe more than a little bit. There's a lot of people thought it'd be three, four or five times that when I went in, I thought it could be much higher than that. But we are paying less than under the Biden administration. He didn't do anything. He gave you the highest inflation in history. Okay, wait. Now I get where this woman gets it from. She says we're paying less than under Biden. It's because Trump tries to play fast and loose with the facts. He didn't do anything. But you want to see trauma? You want to see problems? And I said it the other day, let them hit a missile into San Diego or Los Angeles on the way. Let them hit. You want to see a horror show? You want to see problems? Let them hit San Diego. Let them hit Los Angeles and you want to see some bad things happen. You want to see a country that would be in free fall. We're not going to let that happen. We protect our cities.

6:11We protect our country. We're not letting that happen. I can't tell you how many times I have been told by Trump supporters on television or in private conversations that this war is winding down. That we are very close to achieving all of our objectives with the Iran war. Those objectives being denuclearization, regime change, no more proxies and no more missiles. Every single one of those objectives has failed to have been met. We have not removed their nuclear capacity. It is still in Iran buried under the rubble. We have not removed their ability to fund proxies because the Houthis are still bombing in the region, bombing the East-West pipeline, terrorizing countries. We definitely have not removed their missile capacity because the straight-of-formers are still close and there has definitely not been regime change because how many sun is currently in power. The regime is still standing. So, Trump is on stage with less than a month until the midterms.

7:15Flailing around, trying to vacillate between bombing them and negotiating with them, threatening to wipe them all out one day, saying they are begging for a deal the next day. It is like the carrot and the stick, but neither the carrot is working nor the stick is working, so Trump is stuck in the middle in no man's land. Now he is up there on stage speaking so incoherently that he is casually talking about American cities getting bombed. He has lost the pitch. He is no longer pitching this war to the American people. He is just trying to inject horrific imagery into our minds about LA and San Diego being bombed. That is not a pitch. You are just trying to scare us into being okay with this war. He then goes on social media and calls out the news for his sloppy wording. He says, the fake and artificial news is out there trying to say that I am inviting the enemy to bomb San Diego and Los Angeles when, in actuality, what I was talking about was that a temporary increase in the price of gasoline is a small price to pay for Iran not having a nuclear weapon.

8:19Yeah, those are the words that I heard too. He was definitely making a nuanced point about gas prices going up. That definitely. If you want to see a big price, can you imagine what it would be like if they bombed San Diego and or Los Angeles? All I was doing was making a comparison between paying a little more for a short time versus the bombing of our major cities. I don't think Trump was inviting Iran to bomb any city. That's not what I heard. I heard the most apocalyptic rhetoric possible surrounding American cities in order to inject fear in the American public about a failing war. The war is failing. We have not achieved any of our objectives, so Trump is now desperately trying to scare people, it seems. He even doubles down on similar wording in another interview clip. Take a listen here. I say it all the time, let's see what would happen if they ever did something like to Los Angeles or San Diego. Those seem to be the most prominent because of location. And I'm talking about the new missiles.

9:22That would be terrible if a thing like that happened. Then you want to see problems. Let them hit Los Angeles or let them hit a place like San Diego or let them hit one of our major cities. That's called a problem. I agree that would be a problem. And that is why we actually had an agreement with the Iranians called the joint comprehensive plan of action. It was imperfect, but it was a way to make sure Iran wasn't working towards a nuclear weapon. The man on screen now tore that up, allowed there to be no replacement deal for about seven years or so, eight years or so. And then decided to relaunch a war that is now failing. So yeah, I don't want to run to have a nuclear weapon. That doesn't sound like a stable Middle East, but he's not doing anything to make that happen. He's making the world less and less safe. Hell, he's making the country less safe. Just so you guys know, our missile capacity is down due to the Iran war. The CSIS estimates that we burnt through one-third to one-half of our missile capacity. And Trump is simply not focused on our national security.

10:26He's more focused on vengeance in the White House office. Like listen to this clip of him talking about how he could have gone after Obama, Biden, and Hillary if he wanted to, but he was so nice, he decided not to do that. As far as I get, with that being said, I could have done very bad things to Hillary Clinton. I could have done very, very bad things to Joe Biden. I could have done very bad things to Barack Hussein Obama. I thought it was inappropriate to do so. Because you have to treat the office of the presidency with respect. Yes, Trump. You have to treat the office of the presidency with respect. I'm glad to hear him say that. I'm glad that his closing midterm message is like the Joker from Christopher Nolan's Batman movies. He's like, I could have done very bad things to these people. I could have done awful things to them, but I'm too nice to do that. Dude, if you want to talk about having respect for the office of the presidency,

11:26maybe you shouldn't be sending out true social posts that are blatantly schizophrenic, racist, xenophobic, and just antithetical to what America is supposed to be about. Look at this post that Trump sent out this morning. I found this one to be uniquely despicable. You guys know that my dad is Muslim. My grandpa moved from Syria and talking about Islamophobia is something we do on this channel a lot. My family has been through this. It's a very real thing. So seeing the president of the United States send out such a hateful and divisive post really hits home. He was trying to message against Abdul El Sayyed, the Michigan Senate candidate, Abdul El Sayyed. And he ends up calling him Mohamed El Sayyed. Like this is just insane. He says, Mohamed El Sayyed is a terrible candidate for the Democrats. While his opponent, Mike Rogers, is an extremely good one, Mohamed goes back to the days of the jihad. He is a radical, extremist, terrorist sympathizer, no different from his best friend, America hating Hassan Piker.

12:30This is the president. He's like a demented old grandpa in the nursing home going on hateful rants against people that he dislikes. And what's JD Vance doing throughout all of this? Well, JD Vance is talking about socialism in his own way and also giving terrible answers. Listen to JD Vance in DC. How do you define socialism personally? And why do you think socialism is candidates are popping up everywhere across your country? Oh, man. You know, I guess it's honestly, it's a hard term to find these days because very often socialism, classically, you would think socialism is about prioritizing workers. And yet in reality, I guarantee that most of the self-described socialist running across the United States of America are going to have about this announcement today, which is prioritizing American workers over foreign workers. So I don't know what the term means anymore. I think in reality, what it actually means in the American context is that you want to replace American workers with foreign workers and you want boys to play in girl sports.

13:33That's what unites the socialist that I see running across the United States of America today. You know, it's how different. Wow. They really have not found a way to combat the Democrats affordability messaging. He says that socialism is defined as prioritizing workers. Then why are you guys constantly fear-mongering about socialism if that's your definition? By the way, that's the wrong definition. But JD Vance is arguing is not only self-defeating. He's just wrapped in this insincere smugness that is undeserved in any meaningful way. He then brings it back to the culture war issues. Like, think about it. He gets asked a question about socialism and it could have been an opportunity for him to genuinely answer about the needs of the American people. Like, hey, maybe some Americans are feeling anxiety over their financial needs and they're looking for any sort of change and not change as manifesting in socialism. But no, no, no. JD Vance has to loop it all the way back to boys playing in girl sports because that's all they have.

14:33Let me show you this final brutal clip of a Republican candidate out of Ohio. campaigning next to speaker of the house, Mike Johnson. And he gets asked about his motto, which is made in America, made in Ohio. But they ask him, hey, a lot of your merch doesn't seem to be made in America. And he has no answer. It's kind of brutal. I can't tell you anything. And then I have one more question for Derek. You've been pushing made in Ohio made America message, but some of your campaign shirts were made by Gildon, which is a company that makes their shirts and Bangladesh and has been accused of unfair trade practices and labor violations. What standard do you think candidates should be held to who are pushing and made in America message when it comes to their own campaign? I stand up for American businesses and workers. We all know Marcy Capher's record of supporting Chinese businesses, jeopardizing our security. I'm pro-America. Marcy Capher is pro-China and pro-Expo. And I remember joking. Wow, I'm good answer there, buddy. You just went completely negative on your opponent. Didn't answer whatsoever.

15:34I just want to bring this all the way back to the beginning of the video. We were talking about Trump's priorities heading into the midterms and what his closing message is. And I swear to God, I view this exclusive dinner as the perfect microcosm of Trump's entire presidency. If you have money, you can get access and your concerns can be heard and voiced to the president. If you don't have money, then be gone. Nobody cares about your concerns. The Iran War can affect you as much as possible. If you don't have the millions of dollars to lobby the president, nobody cares about the concerns. Trump was asked a few months ago on the White House front lawn how much he's thinking about Americans' pocketbooks when negotiating with the Iranians. And he said none whatsoever. He's not thinking about them whatsoever. Republican said that it's just a negotiation tactic. But I genuinely think that Donald Trump is so insulated from the effects of his policies that he is trying to maximize his own self-enrichment while not actually helping the American people. And this dinner is a perfect example of that.

16:36At Makar Media, we have a whole document that goes into the corruption of the administration surrounding crypto. Read this for just one second. It says the Trump family has directly leveraged the presidency to launch and promote their own cryptocurrency ventures, netting billions of dollars from foreign investors and supporters while simultaneously rewriting federal regulations to benefit from those financial instruments. You have world-liberate financials that the United Arab Emirates got invested two billion dollars into. You have his secret dinners that he's holding with corrupt people. The SEC is dropping cases for donors while Trump himself is making billions of dollars. It is uniquely corrupt and we need to have oversight into all of this. I'll see you all in the next video. I love you all and peace out.