Speaker 1: All right, after that wacky Trumpist interlude with Darlene Sofer, let's get into
the last component of this dystopian rally over the weekend, the attendees, the people
who went into the Trump rally because remember, without followers, the movement is nothing.
Here is a woman who started crying.
She started crying because she misses Trump.
So much of this country.
Speaker 3: Trump loves this country.
I love my country.
We need to straighten this country up.
I have children and we need.
We need you, Trump.
Our country is going.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I agree with you.
I'm gonna give you a hug me.
And this is why this is why we do this with people like you because we know how important
it is for.
We knew we love this country and we know exactly Speaker 1: this is more sad than anything
else.
I mean, you know, crying because Trump was president makes more sense, like crying because
it's it was such a terrible.
A terrible episode in this country is like that would make sense, you know, it was horrible,
it was absolutely humiliating, globally crying because you want the guy back so bad that
is just very, very strange.
Then they interviewed another woman who said she's planning to cry when Trump comes out
on stage.
Speaker 2: So what's your anticipation for today?
I mean, you've got thousands of people here.
You've got Mike Lindell behind us that he's going to walk out on that on that platform
is just going to be exciting.
Speaker 3: It's I will probably cry when I see him and everybody else.
This is very emotional because we're finally people are finally waking up to what happened
in 2020.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I agree.
It's a very emotional U.S. thing.
It's a very emotional experience.
When he walks around the state is I was in Washington, D.C., and that was amazing.
On which day on January six, the ellipse?
Yeah, that was merely Speaker 1: what a great day that was.
That was an amazing day.
This is a cult leader, guys.
This it's it's sounding more and more like the cultists you read about when you read
about Charles Manson.
When you read about the People's Temple, the same woman was asked why she likes Trump.
Listen to what she says.
It's the opposite of what's true.
Speaker 2: Why do you love President Trump?
Speaker 3: Well, he's honest.
Speaker 1: He's the biggest liar in the history of American presidents.
Undeniable fact.
He's a Christian.
He's obviously not a Christian.
He doesn't know anything about the Bible.
He didn't go to church.
He concocted that to trick people like this woman, and it worked.
That's why he did it, because it worked.
The proof is in the pudding.
This woman believed it Speaker 3: is
Speaker 1: anti-abortion.
He's not anti-abortion.
He was in favor of choice until he was sixty eight.
He decided to run and said, I got to come up with some story about why I'm against abortion.
And he came up with.
I met a kid I liked and the mom told me she once thought about on abortion, and from that
day forward, I was.
And that happened when he was six eight.
They've fallen for all of it.
Speaker 3: And he calls it like it is.
He says, what all of us are thinking, if we're Speaker 1: all thinking the things Trump says,
we're screwed.
We're really screwed.
Then they spoke to some guy who's running for school board on an anti critical race
theory platform.
Speaker 2: No, no CRT, right?
No CRT CRT.
Matter of fact, this one is to if you have two X chromosomes, you are a white female.
Yes.
Come on, people.
Biology one on one.
Speaker 1: The funniest part is this is not the crowd that knows about biology, you know?
If I don't want to belabor that, but if you're trying to ask chromosomal or genetic questions,
the people waiting to go to the Trump rally, I'm sorry, guys are not exactly the people
that you ask.
OK, then I can't due to too much of this.
But let's go to a woman who also explained, I guess why she loves Trump.
Speaker 2: Say about it You love your Trump number one reason why you love President Trump
is why he's going to save America.
And he loves us.
Speaker 3: He absolutely loves Speaker 1: us.
You know what's really funny and sad about that?
One of the things we've learned is Trump doesn't love these people.
Trump's followers are the people he spent his life trying to stay away from.
And if they are useful to him voting wise, he'll pretend to like them.
And if they're useful donor wise, he'll pretend to like them.
But then he'll abandon them.
He'll screw them health, scammed them.
And you know what?
If he runs in twenty four, he'll pretend to like them again, but they've fallen for all
of it.
Last one, this one.
You can't even come up with an introduction to this one.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump, you know he's the modern day Muhammad Ali.
Yes, sir.
Thing like he's going to hit harder next time right here.
Speaker 1: The only similarity I can think of between Trump and Muhammad Ali is both
figured out ways not to go to Vietnam, albeit for very different reasons.
Muhammad Ali, because he was an objector and Trump because he was a guest scared and claimed
to have bone spurs.
So that's that's the only thing I can think of.
Very scary stuff.
These people vote, which means we have
to vote.