Many say, don't punch down when talking about people like Chris Sununu or
Sloppy Chris Christie or Ada Hutchinson.
I call him Ada not ASA, because of certain reasons or others.
But sometimes it's necessary to talk badly about those that, for
no reason other than politics, speak badly about you.
Otherwise, the people that love you don't know whether or not not there for real.
Are they saying the truth?
They're not, so sometimes you have to punch down and you have to say what's
happening, otherwise they won't understand, it's not fair to them.
You have to put them in proper perspective these bad people,
you have to put them in their place.
>> There's a lot of weird Trump videos that we talk about.
That was a weird one Daniel, what do you think?
>> My brain is really still having a hard time wrapping around, like,
what he's trying to say.
I guess he's defending his abusive language towards other people,
which is like, what else are you gonna do, you have to defend it or stop it.
So you've got to kind of stand behind it.
But he's like, you need to tell people that it's okay to make fun of people,
otherwise they don't know they love you.
I'm like, what are you talking, it's like okay, Grandpa.
I don't really understand a lot of what he's trying to get across,
but I don't think it's really professional.
It's like the best word to say to be slamming your opponent so
childishly when we're just trying to get facts out there.
I prefer a stat over a roast.
I don't know what else to call it.
>> Insult [CROSSTALK] >> This mudslinging that he tries to do
all the time, but people seem to respond to it.
That's what his core group of people like about him.
They're the bullies on the playground.
I feel like a lot of them, anyway, at least the people from my high school who
ended up being Trumpers are the ones that you're like, of course they are.
It was those same people that were like, being bullies and
eating lizards on the football field.
It's just like doing crazy stuff that you're like, what are you doing?
So I think this is another example of I'm rubber your glue,
whatever you say bounces off of me.
It only just shows his character as a man and as a politician and as a world leader.
If he's gonna be slamming people and calling them weird names and
stuff like that, I think that's just a big character flaw for
me as far as how I would want my leader to be.
>> Yeah, his character, and also in that many people love him, love what
he's doing, will love that video, it reflects on their character as well.
By the way, I just wanna quickly say so he says Sloppy Chris Christie.
Okay, we all get where he's going with that.
It's super weird to me that when he's routinely mocking people for
being overweight.
The literally millions of Trump fans who are overweight seem to
have no problem with that, but I've accepted it.
They don't see that as a weird thing, okay, that's fine.
But Ada, rather than ASA Hutchinson, I call them that for certain reasons.
Could we pause for a second?
What are the reasons?
>> Is this a weird, like, transphobic kind of, like or whatever?
I don't know what it is.
Just some weird kind of misogynistic transphobic kind of messaging,
I think it's.
>> Okay, so Ada is supposed to be like, a girl's name, so
he's calling this grown man a girl, that's what's going on.
>> Because the grown man approved trans legislation.
So it's like his way of just sort of mudslinging about again humanity.
Did anyone think about including humanity in this at all?
Like, are we supposed to be America?
Like, isn't that what we're about or supposedly, I don't know, or
what I was taught.
I'm trying to figure it out myself, because where we're headed is a scary
place sometimes when these are that's our former president.
>> Yeah.
>> It's a little bizarre.
>> Yeah, elegant I'll end with saying his explanation.
There is a version of what he said that maybe makes sense, which is, look,
I understand that really tearing a hole into someone who's at 2% might seem weird,
but if they're telling specific lies, I need to point out those lies,
because otherwise they could just spread unchallenged.
That's a rational way to explain what he's saying.
But he's not pointing to specific lies.
And the way that he talked about the obligation that he feels towards
his audience is insanely patronizing and condescending.
He was talking about the people that like
him as if they were like dim witted five year olds.
Like, if I don't do it, they won't know if they love you.
What are you talking about?
He seems to have no respect for them, and I believe that that's an accurate
reflection of the way that he thinks about those people.
It's just add it to the pile of things that if you were a Trump fan,
this should deeply bother you, but for some reason doesn't.
And I will just really fast,
let me just say Ron DeSantis needs to get a little bit of that.
The ability for
his massive faults to automatically be apologized for by his base.
Trump has that better than anyone else in history.
>> I think it's a dissent he's shooting for, especially with some of his slings
and arrows against Gavin Newsom, just trying so hard to get
into the Mudslinging game because that seems to be what the fan base wants.
They all wanna get up on the steel cage and go, fight, fight.
And so I think he's trying to stir that up, but it's weak sauce.
It's weak sauce, and it's got a lot of energy of, like, when you ask your parents
something and you really wanted the information, like because I said so.
It's got a lot of because I said so to it that I think is not enough maybe for
this time around for Trump.
I think some of his supporters are gonna start to question that kind of behavior.
>> Yeah, I would love to believe that.
I hope that there's evidence to that effect.
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