George Santos expelled, Trump inciting more violence
The David Pakman Show - December 4, 2023
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Obvious Trump cognitive decline as lunatics pray over him
Former President Donald Trump's recent speeches in Iowa have stirred criticism and concern, particularly when he asked a group of people to pray over him. Trump also had a relevant Freudian slip during the speech, admitting to waging war on democracy. Allegations of cognitive decline arose as Trump made unsubstantiated claims about Joe Biden, and he suggested that even his political opponents acknowledge the greatness of his presidency. Trump invoked religion, asserting that, if Jesus and God counted votes, he would be the real winner in blue states like New York, Illinois, and California. Trump promised a future where everyone can afford a beautiful home and a new car, even though he lacks a practical plan to address economic disparities. He also made peculiar remarks about plumbing issues and airport problems, given his frequent use of private planes and disconnection from the plight of everyday Americans.
George Santos MELTS DOWN after getting kicked out of Congress
In a significant development, Republican Congressman George Santos faced expulsion from the House of Representatives, as reflected in the vote count of 311 yeas, 114 nays, and two recorded as present, surpassing the crucial two-thirds majority. The expulsion follows allegations of dishonesty, fundraising scams, and multiple indictments against Santos, marking a rare instance where accountability prevailed in the realm of elected offices. Santos' dramatic exit, captured by reporters bombarding him with questions, underscores the gravity of the rare situation. The uncertainty surrounding the future of Santos' now-vacant seat adds an element of intrigue to the unfolding political landscape, as a Democrat from New York will likely replace him. Amidst Santos' vow to fight back, there is the prospect of him implicating other Republicans, thus injecting a layer of complexity into the evolving narrative of political consequences within the House of Representatives.
From over the weekend:
Joe Biden surpasses Donald Trump in new poll
A recent Morning Consult poll on the 2024 presidential election found that Joe Biden has a marginal lead over Donald Trump, 43% to 42%. Eleven months before the election, 16% of voters remain undecided or are considering other candidates, potentially pivotal in the final outcome. While Democrats strongly support Biden, concerns arise about voters questioning Biden's performance or age, posing a challenge for him in 2024. Historical patterns suggest that once Trump officially becomes the nominee, Biden's voters may solidify their support. There’s also a fluctuating nature of polling, which underscores the importance of monitoring evolving events, such as the economy, ongoing Trump trials, and unforeseen developments, in shaping the political landscape leading up to the election.
From over the weekend:
OOPS: Republican Senator faceplants on "dangerous urban" gun crime
During a recent Senate hearing on gun violence as a public health issue, an intriguing exchange unfolded involving Republican Senator John Kennedy and Dr. Megan Ranney from the Yale School of Public Health. Senator Kennedy questioned why Chicago experiences high gun violence, suggesting it could be due to citizens lawfully owning guns for protection or hunting versus a group of criminals. Dr. Ranney countered by highlighting data that red states like Mississippi, Louisiana, and Missouri have higher firearm death rates than Chicago, challenging the narrative around strict gun laws in the city. The discussion expanded to the broader issue of gun violence, addressing factors such as mental health, socioeconomic status, and various types of gun-related incidents. Despite it being a complex issue, comprehensive gun safety legislation to mitigate the ready availability of firearms must remain a priority.
More on the show:
-- After being expelled from Congress, Republican George Santos says he will take down numerous Republicans, including outing a supposed gay Republican
-- Hundreds of military troops are suspected of advocating for the overthrow of the US government based on a new study
-- When reporter Kristen Welker asks Ron DeSantis what his healthcare plan is, he implodes in total humiliation
-- Donald Trump incites more violence during a speech in Ankeny, Iowa over the weekend
-- Fox News host Arthel Neville interrupts a lie-riddled Donald Trump speech to correct "many untruths"
-- Former FBI agent approaches 2024 Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy at an event and "warns" him
-- Failed Republican Gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake, who claims to support "law and order," says that the arrest of suspected Trump rioters is "injustice"
-- Furious voicemail caller demands to know where David was educated that made him so stupid
-- On the Bonus Show: Purdue Pharma and Sackler family settlement lands in Supreme Court, NYC Mayor Eric Adams signs bill to ban height or weight discrimination in employment, house, and more...
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