Well, folks last night was Donald Trump's CNN propaganda, horrible town hall. And to
start with, CNN should be horribly ashamed of themselves. I, I know they're not. They
wanted money, they wanted eyeballs, and they got it last night at the expense of any shred
of credibility that that network may have had left, because what happened last night
was nothing short of an absolute show to the point I got so off I could not continue watching.
I took a break for a little bit, got on Twitter, was watching the reaction and seeing some
of the clips there. I've read the synopsis and honest to God, I don't know what the worst
part of last night, well, actually I do know what the worst part is. I get to that in a
minute. But you had Donald Trump suggesting he's gonna pardon everybody involved with
January 6th, called one of the cops who shot Ashley Babbitt, a thug who was quote bragging
about shooting her, which of course never happened.
So hopefully you get hit with a defamation lawsuit there. He slammed Eugene Carroll and
the crowd gave him a standing effing ovation for that. He lied and said that Democrats
are in favor of seven month, eight month, even nine month abortions said that he overturned
Roe versus Wade. And the entire thing, all evening was a nonstop fire hose of lies. Don't
call it misinformation, don't call it false statements. They were frigging lies coming
out faster than anyone could even keep track of. Now, in the beginning, host Caitlin Collins
actually did a good job. She was immediately calling him out and calling him out, and then
as time went on, she kind of stopped. And at that point, that's when I stopped watching.
I was not going to give CNN my eyeballs anymore. I was not going to let them occupy my time
with their propaganda. But as I said, what Trump was saying was not the worst part of
the evening. The nonstop lies were totally expected. The worst part were those disgusting
human beings in that audience. I lost my faith in humanity watching those psychopaths. I'm
sorry folks. I'm I'm still off. Those are vile human beings. Most of them that were
in that audience that night. C n n intentionally packed it with Trump leaning voters. It was
horrific. And to watch those people cheer at his lies, most of them obviously knowing
that this man
Is, is lying his face off and they didn't care. They loved it. They ate it up. Watching
that just makes me realize that maybe there is no hope for this country. Maybe it's over.
Like maybe this is just who we are now. Should I give up? Should I just say, screw it? That
audience has just ruined me on, on humanity as a whole at this point. I don't want to,
but my God, that's how I feel right now. Folks, that was sickening. There's, there's so much
I want to say, but I can't express myself cleanly enough right now, I guess would be
the best way to say it. But I'll just say this. The people in that audience represent
the absolute worst that the American public has to offer. And we do have to remind ourselves
that that is not a majority of the people in this country.
I know sometimes it seems like they are, sometimes it seems like there are more people who want
to cheer on a guy who just got found liable for sexual assault than people who want to
condemn somebody for that. But we are not actually the minority. They are their extremism,
their hate. They're cheering for lies. They are the ones that are not representative of
this country, and we have to remind ourselves of that, that man sitting on that stage last
night, I don't give a what the polls show right now because it's a complete flip flop
of what they showed a week ago, which was a complete flip flop of what they showed a
month ago. gonna keep changing folks. Don't worry about the polls because I promise you,
most ordinary, average, rational, not crazy people watching that last night, they saw
an absolute pathological, possibly disturbed individual on that stage that they will never
vote for.
That is what CNN presented. So maybe thank you CNN, for doing the wrong thing. You may
have accidentally helped a lot of Americans from making the wrong, uh, the right, wrong
choice. I guess. I don't know. Maybe you reached some people who realize that Donald Trump
is a human piece of garbage. Maybe not. I don't exactly have the most faith in humanity
right now. Hopefully I get proven wrong. Hopefully I can remind myself that the horrible people
in that audience are in fact not representative of this country. But after watching that crap
show, it's really difficult to see the positive in America right now.