Bernie is back in NH, MAGAs confuse black women, Trump melts down

The David Pakman Show - August 28, 2023

Aug 28, 2023

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Trump melts down, ATTACKS Fox News in terrified panic

Donald Trump's recent behavior has sparked concern as he seems to be spiraling into a state of fear and turmoil. Over the past few days, he's exhibited a complete meltdown on his platform Truth Social, posting unlettered screeds filled with typos and bad grammar. In one post, Trump writes “Roomer are strong in political circles that Ron DeSanctimonious, whose Presidential run is in shambles, and whose poll numbers have absolutely crashed, putting him 3rd or 4th in some states, will be dropping out of the Presidential race in order to run, in Florida, against Rick Scott for Senate. Now that’s an interesting one, isn’t it?” The former president's reasons for anxiety are understandable as he's grappling with the weight of four indictments, a reality that could translate into a de facto life sentence given his advanced age and poor health. Amidst this, Trump is employing familiar tactics: playing the victim card, employing flimsy legal arguments, and blaming those around him. The overall picture is of a man in turmoil, struggling with legal battles and clinging to a narrative that's increasingly unraveling.

Is Trump ALREADY disqualified from running in 2024?

Could Donald Trump's bid for the presidency in 2024 be disqualified due to his involvement in the January 6th riots? A South Florida lawyer has initiated a lawsuit arguing that Trump's role in the insurrection should render him ineligible to run for another term as president. The lawsuit invokes the 14th Amendment of the Constitution, a post-Civil War addition that aims to prevent those who engaged in rebellion from holding office again. This intriguing legal strategy argues that Trump's actions and assault on the Capitol make him unfit for federal office. Although the likelihood of success remains uncertain, the proposal raises pertinent constitutional questions about Trump’s eligibility. Furthermore, a patchwork of state-level actions might be the practical route if Trump's eligibility is to be challenged. It's a noteworthy argument that highlights the complex interplay between legal interpretations, political considerations, and the ongoing conversation around Trump's future in politics. This concept is gaining traction and it's worth considering how it might shape the political landscape moving forward.

From over the weekend:

Teacher FIRED for reading book with a non-binary character to class

In yet another instance of the anti-woke movement targeting educators, a teacher in Georgia has been fired for reading a book containing a non-binary character to her class. Katie Rinderle, a fifth-grade teacher, was terminated by the Cobb County School Board following a parent's complaint, despite a tribunal panel initially recommending she keep her job. The book, "My Shadow is Purple," introduces the concept of non-binary gender identity to young readers. The situation sheds light on the contradiction in principles held by those protesting against "divisive" concepts in schools. While claiming to be advocates for free speech and diversity of opinion, the anti-woke movement's principles seem to only apply when it aligns with their pre-existing worldview. This case further exposes the selectivity of their adherence to supposed values, raising questions about the consistency of their arguments and actions. As we continue to observe these contradictions, it becomes clear that the battle over educational content is more about ideology than genuine concern for open discourse or inclusivity.

Store owner who displayed rainbow Pride flag shot dead

In a tragic and deeply disturbing incident that underscores the ongoing battle for inclusivity and acceptance, a store owner was fatally shot because she displayed an LGBT Pride flag that someone took offense to. This heart-wrenching story involves the senseless death of 66-year-old Laura Ann Carleton, who was killed by a man objecting to the presence of the Pride flag outside her clothing store in Cedar Glen, California. This appalling act of violence serves as a stark reminder of the broken aspects of American culture, where intolerance and hatred can escalate to such tragic consequences. Amidst progress towards LGBT equality, this incident reveals the undeniable reality that the fight for acceptance and understanding is far from over. It also raises questions about gun safety and the extreme measures some may take when fueled by intolerance. This incident underscores the urgent need for continued efforts to foster a more compassionate and inclusive society.

More on the show:

-- On the Show:

-- White supremacist targeting black people kills 3 in Florida

-- Bernie Sanders rallies for Joe Biden and attacks Cornel West

-- Trump supporters confused prosecutor Fani Willis with a different black woman and chant that she be "locked up"

-- New Hampshire becomes the first state to move towards banning Donald Trump from the 2024 ballot

-- Donald Trump retains his massive lead in the 2024 Republican primary after skipping the first debate, but his lead has diminished

-- Former Vice President and 2024 Republican presidential candidate Mike Pence says he will still support Donald Trump even if he is convicted

-- Republican Colton Moore says that Donald Trump's arrest is like the Holocaust in which 6 million Jews were killed

-- Voicemail caller explains that he bought 10 copies of David's children's book while drunk and forgot about it

-- On the Bonus Show: Ron DeSantis brutally booed at shooting prayer vigil, Ozempic being looked at for helping to curb alcohol cravings, the controversy over the new COVID variant, much more...