Old politics...
And I'm going to try not to in this debate because I'd like to get to the
questions that the people have brought here tonight.
New politics...the way Republicans are leaving you (Trump talking over her)
allow her to speak.
Yes, that's true. I didn't,
nothing just turned over 35,000 (Trump talking over here "so what about the
other 15?!", What's Trump doing right here?
He's employing an old standup comedians routine where you talk over the other
person and it lowers their value.
I talked about this when Trump first came on the scene,
how all the politicians going up against him into debates.
We're trying to use their very stiff political rhetoric though, sir,
you don't have to appear very presidential to me. And Trump's like,
she's a fat pig and stuff like that.
And I talked about how eventually people are gonna have to come around and play
on that level because it's not like one person's taking the high ground and the
other person isn't. It's about what's effective and what isn't.
And what Trump was doing and continues to do is effective. In this video.
I'm going to show you a letter that Hillary Clinton wrote and she posts,
I think it's on her Twitter to troll Trump and it's a great example of how
everyone is slowly coming around and doing the same things that Trump did
because they're effective. I want you to watch this short clip of Jamie Fox.
He's a comedian, he's an actor. During a roast,
he tries to troll this other standup comedian. Listen,
standup comedians are known to be quick on their feet.
They're not easy to troll. They're used to doing crowd control.
They used to dealing with hecklers,
but watch how crippled this guy is by Jamie Fox using the same strategy to Trump
was using.
We want you to lie or shit. Is he right now
we're here for Emmett Smith.
Do you have any change for him tonight? I want to say this. The Aaron Smith man,
I'm your conscience. It's a pleasure, man. It's shirt.
It get hot in here. In fact, I don't know. In fact,
I need a pole sign or can you co sign on a car appointment?
I just did another joke that didn't go off. What do you do? You,
what most people either do is what Clinton did.
Just stop talking and wait for your time to talk,
which lowers your status because the other person's exerting themselves over
you.
Or like this guy did he guys to Chuck's got a roll with it and roll with the
punches and make jokes along with it.
You cannot win when someone's talking over you, especially when it's two people.
The microphones, like both of these instances.
So one of the first times we saw Trump use this strategy is when he was going up
against Rand Paul on the debates and ran. Paul was trying to use it,
traditional conservative rhetoric, and Trump was like, yo,
there's a lot of material to make fun of you about.
People didn't know how people are gonna react.
They knew that was a different strategy than they'd ever seen in the political
floor before.
But they didn't know if people would go for it or people would not go for it.
And when I say that, I don't mean everyone's going to go for it. And every are,
everyone's not going to go forward. It's a blend,
but are more people gonna go for it.
Is that as a politician to speak that way.
And we quickly found out it was. Now trust me, people who don't like that,
that gets terrible. I think it's disgraceful. And people that do like it,
they get the best in the world, right? It doesn't appeal to everybody,
but it was proven to be effective. And how do we know this?
Because now everyone's trying to copy it. So Trump wrote a letter,
it was to the leader or the president of Turkey in some kind of strange language
the other day. And Clinton shows this firsthand by trying to troll him.
And she emulates as if it was John F.
Kennedy writing it back in the day to make a joke.
And she posted a picture on Twitter here, I'll show you the,
I'll show you the note right now. So that's an old strategy.
Like if you're going to read comedy one Oh one it's like take something that's
true and exaggerated and makes it more funny.
So that's what she's doing in that instance. But the important thing about this,
I don't want to point out, I don't really want to know.
You can let me know in the comments below if you think that's funny.
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it's, if it's reply worthy,
but I want to point out in this video the focus is, look what's happening.
Everyone else is coming around to trying to employ those same tactics that they
thought were so ridiculous when Trump first came on the scene because they now
seen statistically, no matter how you want to break it down,
that they're effective.
And this is gonna be really interesting going into the 2020 election to see,
because that kind of humor and that kind of interaction and that kind of candor
is not natural to a lot of people as I'm sure you've seen in your life.
When something's not natural and it's forced, it comes across so terribly.
It's so corny and so cheesy and we've already seen this and people,
I remember when Jeb Bush was first trying to kind of play with Trump,
but that level in the debates and it came across terribly and you know their
whole political staffs and stuff are gonna be like, okay,
if he comes at you like this, you're going to have to do this.
Some of the people,
it's a little more natural like Chuck Schumer when they were,
there was a interaction with him and Polosi. This is a year ago.
It comes a little more natural to him than some other guys like you've gotta
like Rand Paul. It's not natural at all,
but it's going to be hugely entertaining, especially in the debates.
I can't wait.
This is going to be like the super bowl to see Trump go up against whoever it is
and see if that's natural and if it's natural, it could be a good battle.
If it's not,
it's just going to look terrible and you better believe if it's forced and it
comes across as incongruent,
Trump is going to call that out and he is gonna ride the person.
That's actually a strategy.
I have a program called the Quicken witty comeback bootcamp where I break down
actual empirical techniques that you can use when someone tries to make fun of
you or try to put you down. And one of these that Trump actually uses is you,
you latch on to something, a weakness of theirs.
Maybe it's a shirt that's kind of funny.
You're at a place or something they said and you'd just go after him over and
over again. So like guarantee, if someone makes a mistake or said something,
it sounds forced, Trump is going to jump on that thing and just bury them.
But anyway, it's going to be, it's going to be entertaining time. Now,
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