Trump threatens prosecutor, Pence admits to the whole thing
The David Pakman Show - August 7, 2023
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Sweaty, scared Trump obsessed with plumbing, crowd confused
In a speech he gave in Columbia, South Carolina, following his third indictment, failed former President Donald Trump displayed a sweaty and anxious demeanor while diverging into nonsensical rants about trivial matters such as indoor plumbing. Despite facing multiple criminal indictments, Trump seemingly remained fixated on irrelevant issues, leading to speculation about his concerns regarding water pressure in prison showers. Trump went on to compliment his own hair, which he called “gorgeous,” even though it now supposedly takes longer to wash because of the low water pressure. Trump then spoke about Jack Smith, the prosecutor who’s charging him in two federal cases, calling him “mentally ill.” Trump then claimed his political opponents are trying to put him in jail for questioning the results of an election. This is not true, as Trump’s efforts to disenfranchise voters, send fake electors, and pressure officials is what’s at issue and not his free speech rights. This rally sheds light on Trump's worsening erratic behavior and how he intends to defend himself in his multiple criminal cases.
Trump 4th indictment IMMINENT, roads closed near Georgia courthouse
Amidst growing anticipation, former President Donald Trump faces the possibility of a fourth indictment as the investigation under Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis continues in Georgia. Road closures and heightened security have been instituted near the courthouse hinting there’s soon to be a significant legal development. Trump's alleged interference in Georgia during the 2020 election is at the center of the probe, and if indicted, it would mark a significant escalation in his legal battles. The practical challenges of simultaneously dealing with multiple criminal trials loom large, possibly hindering Trump's ability to effectively run for president. Trump's fear and distress are palpable, suggesting the severity of the situation he finds himself. As events unfold, the nation watches with keen interest to see how these legal developments will shape Trump's future and the broader political landscape.
From over the weekend:
The economy is good, and Republicans have no idea what to do
The Republican Party is having trouble formulating a coherent economic strategy. With the US economy showing relatively strong numbers, the party seems uncertain about how to counter the relatively strong economy. Attempts to portray the economy as bad have not gained significant support lately, as the general perception is that it is relatively stable, though not without flaws. Jennifer Rubin's analysis points out the lack of substantial economic plans and policies from Republicans, who mainly focus on attacking the Biden agenda without offering constructive alternatives. This absence of a clear economic strategy has led the party to shift its attention to cultural issues and obstructionism, hoping to divert attention from their shortcomings in economic planning. However, this approach may not resonate with the majority of Americans who prioritize economic stability and progress. As the 2024 election approaches, the Republican Party must address these challenges and develop a more cohesive and convincing economic platform to stand a chance against Joe Biden and the Democrats.
From over the weekend:
Trump has spent $40 million on legal fees, PAC is going broke
Former President Donald Trump has reportedly spent $40 million on legal fees in the first half of 2023, openly fundraising from supporters to pay for these expenses, despite his billionaire status and prior claims of not needing financial help. His political action committee, Save America PAC, which initially held $105 million, now has less than $4 million, leading to an unprecedented request for a $60 million refund from a pro-Trump super PAC. Though ethically questionable, the legality of using funds for personal legal fees seems intact. The complex web of organizations involved, including the Trump campaign and Make America Great Again Inc Super PAC, further complicates the issue, exposing campaign finance challenges in the United States. Trump's financial future remains as uncertain as his political one as he’s under mounting legal and criminal pressures moving forward.
More on the show:
-- Donald Trump threatens special prosecutor Jack Smith, leading to a request for a protective order from the Department of Justice
-- Donald Trump has a deranged Sunday morning meltdown over the multiple indictments against him, confirming how scared he truly is
-- Former Vice President and 2024 Republican presidential candidate Mike Pence admits that he was directly told by Trump insiders to reject the election results
-- Supporters of Donald Trump yell at Mike Pence in a parking lot, and Pence yells back
-- A sweaty and disheveled Donald Trump returns to his longtime plumbing obsession, as well as telling endless corrosive lies, during a speech in South Carolina
-- Podcaster and MMA commentator Joe Rogan fully buys into "election fraud" conspiracy theories while recently interviewing Patrick Bet-David
-- Republican Congressman Andy Ogles wants to "move forward" with the impeachment of President Joe Biden despite there being no evidence of Biden doing anything worthy of an impeachment
-- Voicemail caller believes that David will soon have to get a "real job" because the David Pakman Show is obviously failing
-- On the Bonus Show: Florida and College Board battle over AP psych class, ways to improve youth voter turnout, Oregon allows drivers to pump their own gas, and much more...
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