NASTY! "Called her nasty." NASTY! "As quote, "Nasty,"
So did Trump call Megan Markel nasty yes or no?
Let's listen to the actual audio.
Trump says he didn't and others say that he did.
And there's been a lot of chatter going on about this.
There was a social coach I wanted to dig in and get to the bottom of what really
happened, what both sides are saying.
And I think this will be helpful for you because if someone wants to talk to you
about this at work or just out anywhere,
you'll be one of the few that has the actual info on what happened,
not just the ridiculous one sidedness that you'll be fed on any of the news
stations tonight.
So here's a recording of the actual audio of trunk being interviewed by a Sun
reporter where this went down.
Megan, who's now the duchess of Sussex. Look,
we've given her a different name.
She couldn't make it cause she's going potentially leave.
You certainly see her cause she wasn't so nice about you during the campaign.
I don't know if you saw that. I didn't know that. No, they didn't. No,
I hope she's okay. Uh, I did not know that. She said she moved to Canada.
If you've got elected, turned out she moved to Britain
in a lot of people moving here. So what can I say? No,
I didn't know that she was nasty. Is it good having an American prison systems?
I think it's nice.
I think it's nice and I'm sure she'll do a extra levels.
She'll be, she'll be very good. She'll be very good. I hope she does.
Okay. That's verbatim what he said. And as soon as this whole thing blew up,
Trump tweeted,
I never called Megan Markle nasty made up by the fake news media and they got
caught cold. We'll CNN New York Times and others apologize. Doubt it.
So here's the deal.
You can't argue that Trump did not use the word nasty.
That's what his opponents are sticking to. He said, nasty.
We're sticking this to him. However,
Trump and his supporters are saying the word nasty that he used in the context
that he did was only directed at Michael's comments,
not her as a person. So him saying he didn't call her nasty.
He's saying that he was inferring that what she said was nasty, not her.
And he's not only saying this,
so he's taking it a step further and saying that that has the comments was
completely made up and the fake news got caught doing so.
So here's the decision that you have to make.
What does this mean to you in context? No,
I did not know that she was nasty.
Now when you say didn't know that like Trump did,
it infers that someone already is something.
So it's not a judgment that you are in this instance Trump is making on them.
So he was trying to protect himself with kind of a level of detachment when he
said, I didn't know that. Cause it's not like he's saying she is.
It's like he's finding out that she was. So it's not him making that claim.
So that's one thing to realize.
And the second thing that we can take into consideration is this tone of voice.
We're not there, so we can't see his other body language or eye contact.
But how is he speaking?
He's speaking in a much softer tone of voice than we're used to.
Hearing him use a more rapport, neutral tone of voice,
which is less intense than his normal speaking voice.
Can you imagine if you would've said this,
being emotionally engaged and worked up,
it would have come across totally,
totally different to anyone who's listening and the person who he was
interviewing. So when Trump speaks normally, how does he sound to you?
Does he sound like the kind of person that believes in what he's saying?
Regardless if you like him or hate him, he speaks competently.
His tonality is very competent.
And I put another video appear on Youtube that you can watch if you want to
learn how you can speak with a deep,
powerful voice that grabs people's attention and respect.
So much of that first impression is based on how you sound when you open your
mouth.
So I'll put a link below this video in the description that you can click on,
or I'll put a card up here in the right corner.
You can click on that and I'll talk to you in that video. Now,
there is nothing that commands attention and respect,
like a deep, powerful voice.