Donald Trump is scheduled to hold yet another rally, this time in Erie,
Pennsylvania.
Now, there are some issues though, because previously he ran up a tab in various
parts of the country for his rallies, and then his campaign didn't pay the bill.
So there are some concerns here.
The mayor of Erie really, really wants Trump's campaign to pay for
the rally in advance [LAUGH] because the campaign still owes the city
of Erie $35,000 for a rally that was held in 2018.
So what's the charge?
Well, the Trump campaign paid a fee of $17,000 to rent
the Erie Insurance Arena for the rally, but the extra $35,000 was
required to pay the city employees who actually worked overtime at that rally.
Now, at the time of the rally, the Trump campaign had very little money, okay?
They were struggling to be fair.
And when I say very little money,
I mean that the Trump campaign had $35.4 million cash on hand.
They had paper, but they didn't want to pay their bills [LAUGH].
>> Speaker 2: So 35,000 I did the math on it, is 0.1% and
he still didn't wanna do it.
>> Speaker 1: [LAUGH] It's so crazy.
Why just pay the $35,000?
>> Speaker 2: Because it's in his bones, it's in his DNA.
>> Speaker 2: God.
>> He's a natural born conman, and
he wants to rip off everyone he has contact with.
He does it in almost every instance.
That's why he can't get a lawyer for
his [LAUGH] incredibly important cases because he never pays his lawyers.
I mean, of all the people in the world to pay, you got to pay the lawyers so
they'll keep you out of jail.
He won't even do that.
>> Speaker 1: And remember, I mean, he had gone bankrupt so many times that
US based banks just refused to lend to Trump, which is why, toward the end,
he was just relying on Deutsche Bank [LAUGH] in order to get the loans.
>> And he brags about it.
You guys have heard it.
I mean, a lot of people have heard that in 2016.
They're you went bankrupt six times, right?
And he's that's what a smart businessman does.
No, a smart businessman makes a profit, you knucklehead?
And he explains it.
He goes, well, that way I got the money and then I didn't pay them back.
That's smart.
No, that's called being a crook [LAUGH].
And when you do it to bankers in America, nobody's gonna shed a tear.
I get it, right?
Although it's not the right thing to do generally, but when you do it to cops and
firemen and random average Americans in Erie, Pennsylvania cuz you didn't
wanna give him $35,000 as your pack is 22 million right now, I'm sorry,
his campaign does his packs have hundreds of millions of dollars, and
he won't pay them because he's a natural born crook.
He wants to rob everyone he meets.
>> Speaker 1: So the mayor of Erie, Joe Schamber, said this regarding this year's
rally, quote, I think we have to try, and I feel like my team feels the same way.
We're going to see whether we can get some payment from them in advance this time.
It's important to do this because we're talking about taxpayer money being
used to help make his visit more safe, right?
So he is ripping off the taxpayers in Erie, Pennsylvania, and
the workers who work the event when he refuses to pay what he owes.
And by the way, the mayor should not get his hopes up.
In 2020, for instance, Trump's campaign owed nearly $2 million to
14 cities across the country to cover police and public safety cost, and
that's according to Newsweek.
The latest or largest, I should say,
amounts owed at the time were to El Paso in Minneapolis,
Minnesota, to which he owed $542,733.
>> Speaker 2: So look, think about how counterproductive this is.
He's going to Pennsylvania.
He wants to win Pennsylvania.
He's in, I think, Trump territory in Pennsylvania,
and this is going to be in all the papers in Erie, Pennsylvania.
He's going to do the rally there, so then the rally becomes counterproductive.
Now are tons of MAGA people going to leave him for this?
No, they won't leave him under any circumstance, right?
But will it cost them some votes around the edges for some Republicans and
mainly independents?
Yeah, of course.
Any negative news costs you a little bit of votes, right?
Then why are you going to do something counterproductive when it's going to
cost you 0.1%?
Because he can't help himself.
Do you remember the story from a couple of weeks ago?
He goes into a restaurant and he's everything's on me, and
then he runs out and he doesn't pay.
And then people are like yeah, it's on Trump.
And then they get drinks and more food and then at the end they're no,
he was just lying.
You guys have to pay it.
And they're what?
Cuz he's a crook, he can't help himself?
>> Speaker 1: Armenians have a word for that.
AMOT.
>> Speaker 2: Okay, he's AMOT.
That's what he is, okay?
Unbelievable that he would do that and just kind of get away with it.
>> Speaker 2: He keeps getting away with it because MAGA's yeah,
slap me across the face I love it.
Here, take my wife. >> So I keep my worry into that.
>> Speaker 2: Yeah, here, take my money.
Rob me. >> Folks, I guess, but-
>> For MAGA, it's almost become a kink.
>> Speaker 1: I mean, do you booze, but
what about the other taxpayers in your city?
I mean, it's not right for them to get ripped off by the former President of
the United States, who's running for president yet again.
>> Look, they love that he's a quote unquote alpha in their minds.
But guys, if you're MAGA, what does that make you?
So at one rally, he pulled a guy who was just dressed like him, and he
pulled him up to the stage, and it looked like it was gonna be a lovely moment.
I was gonna say hey, you know what?
That's a nice popular stick he's got going, okay?
Our job is to do honest analysis,
and we tell you often, unfortunately, that Trump is pretty good
at politics because he doesn't seem fake like the other politicians.
But anyway, in this case, he pulls the guy onto the stage, and
he's I bet your wife would like the real deal better.
>> Speaker 1: My God, Jesus.
>> Speaker 2: And the crowd goes, he cucked him.
He cucked him and the guy's, yeah [LAUGH].
Jesus, man.
That's why I say, it might be a kink.
So does that make you guys the betas to his alpha, and do you enjoy that?
Because guys, he's not robbing us.
The number one people that he robs are the people who trust them the most.
He did Trump University, Trump Charity, people trusted him, and then he
ripped them off, and he had to pay a $25 million settlement cuz it was a scam.
And he didn't give them an actual education in real estate or anything else.
He didn't use it for charity, he used it to buy portraits of himself.
I mean, the guy's both disgusting and hilarious conman.
And what is he doing with the campaign money?
He takes all your campaign money, he didn't pay the legal fees of any of
the January 6 guys, even though he did a legal fund.
And instead, he takes the campaign money and
he increases the rent on his properties and pretends that his campaign is in
Trump Tower [LAUGH] and charges four times what he used to charge.
That's your money he's ripping off if you're a MAGA.
Are you into it?
Are you a beta who's yes, punish me again, Donald.
If you are, okay?
Have at it has to each his own, right?
But stop ripping off the average taxpayer.
You have tons and tons of money.
Didn't you get elected because you were a rich billionaire and
that was your main claim to fame?
>> Speaker 1: No I mean,
definitely the kind of behavior you should expect from a billionaire.
>> Speaker 2: And, you know, MAGA, if Biden had done 1% of this,
they'd be what a monster?
>> Speaker 1: No, no let's just be clear.
If Biden had done 1% of this, we would be on our show calling him a monster.
>> Yeah, of course. >> Speaker 2: That's the difference.
>> That's the difference.
>> Speaker 1: But integrity doesn't get rewarded in American society.
>> Speaker 2: Yeah, so MAGA, you created this Frankenstein.
Enjoy.