Speaker 1: Okay.
Let's look at a couple of other things from over the weekend after or before or in the
middle of Donald Trump's various speeches to the Georgia Republican Convention and the
North Carolina Republican Convention, he went to restaurants.
At one point, he went to a waffle restaurant.
And I understand these sort of photo op things.
DeSantis did it in a New Hampshire diner.
This is sort of like what you do in American politics.
Trump does it in the weirdest way, where he walks into a waffle spot in Georgia and starts
yelling that we did nothing wrong.
And it's usually when you go to the restaurants and you do this stuff, you just maybe order
some waffles or something.
Look at the cringe worthy nature of what he'll go in and just rant to waffle employees about.
I did nothing wrong.
It's the strangest stuff.
Look at this.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 4: We did nothing wrong.
Speaker 2: Nothing wrong whatsoever.
We did absolutely nothing wrong.
Take a look at the Presidential Records Act.
We did it by the book.
Perfect.
Speaker 4: Except we have thugs and creeps running this country.
Right.
It's a real problem for our country.
So we're going to Schraeder away.
Speaker 2: We're going to win the election big, and we're going to clean up the mess.
And we're going to clean.
Speaker 4: Up the cancer because that's why we have.
Speaker 1: A very strong somebody in the back is like it.
Does this mean it's going to take a while to get my maple sirup?
What a strange I mean, there's a level of pomposity with just going through a place
where people are having breakfast and starting to rant and rave about.
You did nothing wrong.
I did nothing wrong.
Here is another video.
And again, I don't know if this is all the same restaurant.
It seems he may have gone to different restaurants in this one.
It sounds like someone was trying to pray for Trump.
This is serious cult stuff.
Very, very serious cult stuff.
And I don't know how the people in the restaurant are embarrassed for each other.
At the end of the day, I'll.
Speaker 3: Be president every.
Speaker 4: The country is going to hell.
Speaker 3: We're not going to let it happen.
Speaker 1: Oh, my goodness.
So in this one, there's a crowd around Trump, a woman on either standing on a table or piggyback
yells something about, This is the only my only president.
And then Trump says, the country is going to hell.
The it seems almost like a place you would you would sooner a guess that this was a bar
full of drunk people at 1 a.m. rather than a Waffle House or waffle restaurant with with
a failed former president, then this is maybe the most telling Trumpian moment a woman comes
up to Trump to talk to Trump about.
Sergeant Major Pat Payne.
Sergeant Major Pat Payne is someone that Trump awarded a medal of Honor to in 2020 because
Pat Payne was involved in freeing 75 ISIS held hostages.
Okay, fine.
Totally reasonable thing.
Trump seems visibly confused and asks asks if Pat Payne died from war injuries?
No, dude.
After he came back from releasing the 75 hostages, you gave him the Medal of Honor.
And Trump seems so confused that he ends up asking if the woman could maybe draw Trump
with muscles.
It's.
It's beyond parody.
Speaker 3: I had a medal of Honor portrait artist Sergeant Major campaign were awarded
the Medal of Honor.
And this is actually you.
Speaker 1: Can tell from Trump's nodding that he has not even the slightest recollection
of this.
Speaker 2: You think I could.
Speaker 3: Look like that?
And you did mean.
Absolutely.
Those muscles are.
The previous one?
No, he's actually currently still alive.
Speaker 1: Did he pass away?
No, no, no.
He's alive.
Speaker 3: Know he is really active duty.
He's about I think he's in his in his forties.
He's still maxing out his injuries.
No, sir.
No.
Speaker 1: You understand what's happening, right?
Trump has quite literally no idea who she's talking about.
Who's who?
The picture is of no memory injured.
He's acting like this is some old war veteran or someone that freed 75 hostages.
And then you gave him the Medal of Honor.
Speaker 4: That's unusual.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: He's usually pretty rough here, right?
Beautiful.
Speaker 3: John, thank you so much.
Speaker 1: Trump seemingly confusing the Purple Heart with the Medal of Honor.
I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
I want to look like that guy.
Speaker 1: So Trump wants the muscles of but completely.
I know this is a Kafkaesque moment.
I'm sorry, folks.
I have to say it is a Kafka esque moment.
And then lastly, here again, just people screaming and it's all it's all a big to do.
Speaker 2: How are you?
I look, we have the fake news media.
Now.
Everything good?
I like that.
You did a good job before with the pictures.
Thank you very much.
Thank you, everybody, for coming.
It's a nice crowd.
Speaker 3: I love you guys.
I want to say good morning, Mr. President.
Speaker 1: The waffles are good and Trump's going to try one.
So almost worse than the Ron DeSantis diner visit in New Hampshire a couple of weeks ago,
Trump, twice indicted in the midst of low energy, confused speeches where he tells corrosive
lies and says things that are untrue, showing up at a waffle restaurant and making a complete
and total fool of himself.
All right, now with that out of the way, let's get to something serious.