Michelle & Barack trigger Trump, bring down the house
The David Pakman Show - August 21, 2024
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Obama SHAMES Trump for his TINY SIZE
Barack Obama's speech at the DNC's second night drew strong reactions, reflecting his enduring influence on the Democratic Party. He critiqued Donald Trump's age, grievances, and obsession with size, using humor to allude to deeper insecurities. This moment, particularly Obama's reference to Trump's fixation on crowd sizes, sparked criticism from Republicans who accused him of going low. However, Obama's satire was an effective way to target Trump's vulnerabilities without overshadowing the speech's main message. Obama also emphasized the need for a president who genuinely cares about working Americans, advocating for Kamala Harris as the leader to bring positive change. He concluded with a call to action, urging Americans to work tirelessly to elect Harris and other forward-looking leaders. The enthusiastic response to Obama's remarks highlighted his ability to inspire and rally support, setting the stage for the remaining two nights of the convention.
Trump w/ Theo Von, WHAT'S HAPPENING TO HIS BRAIN?
Donald Trump has been appearing on entertainment podcasts as part of a strategy to boost his presidential campaign, including a recent appearance on Theo Von's podcast. Trump discussed his Twitter Spaces mishap with Elon Musk, attributing his slurred speech to technical issues with his cell phone, though he continued to slur his words in the podcast. A notable moment was when Trump shared personal reasons for abstaining from alcohol and drugs, inspired by his older brother Fred's struggles with substance abuse, which provided a rare, relatable insight into his life. The podcast also featured lighter moments, such as Von’s humorous comment about the economy being so strong under Trump that his cousin bought a boat. While these appearances may humanize Trump, it's uncertain if they will effectively boost his presidential bid.
From yesterday’s show:
Trump TERRIFIED about Kamala's DNC speech ratings
Donald Trump is reportedly anxious about Kamala Harris's upcoming speech at the Democratic National Convention (DNC) and its potential television ratings. According to Rolling Stone, Trump has been telling his allies about the high ratings his own convention speeches received and is concerned that Harris might surpass them. Harris is expected to generate significant interest, not necessarily because she will win the election, but due to curiosity about her message, especially from undecided voters. In contrast, Trump's speeches have become predictable, focused on portraying himself as a victim. Harris's speech is anticipated to attract a larger audience, reflecting both the enthusiasm of her supporters and the general public's curiosity about her. This potential ratings victory could be a signal that Trump’s time is coming to an end, but ultimatley it will be the electoral college outcome that matters this November.
From yesterday’s show:
Disgusting George Santos sobs after guilty plea, faces 8 years in prison
George Santos was recently filmed after pleading guilty to multiple crimes related to his political campaign and other fraudulent activities, appearing outside the court wearing a Star of David pin. Santos has a history of falsely claiming Jewish heritage, which he continued to exploit even in this moment. Facing a potential 6-8 year prison sentence, Santos apologized publicly, acknowledging his failures to represent his New York district with honor. He expressed regret for the disappointment and loss of trust he caused, vowing to make amends and work towards regaining the trust of his supporters. However, it appears that his remorse stemmed more from being caught than genuine regret. As part of the plea deal, Santos pleaded guilty to wire fraud and aggravated identity theft, with sentencing scheduled for February 7th. He is expected to pay at least $373,000 in fines. The case underscores the broader issue of accountability for those in positions of power, and how some people, like Santos, have no place serving in the House of Representatives.
More on the show:
-- A deep dive into why Donald Trump's campaign strategy has been terrible ever since Kamala Harris entered the race
-- The second night of the Democratic National Convention sees Bernie Sanders, Tammy Duckworth, Doug Emhoff, Chuck Schumer, Michelle Obama, and Barack Obama send Trump for a loop
-- Michelle Obama's DNC speech explodes, crushing Donald Trump, and laying out the stakes of the forthcoming election
-- Nicole Shanahan, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s running mate, admits they are considering dropping out of the race and endorsing Donald Trump
-- Donald Trump appears sedated and bored, wildly claiming that attempts to get bread are now met with sexual assault and mugging in the United States
-- On the Bonus Show: The Walz family details their experience with fertility treatment explaining it was not IVF but rather IUI, NJ Governor Phil Murphy will forgive $100 million in medical debt, White House plans to stop companies from wasting our time, much more...
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