Right here in Virginia, your predecessors...
[Interrupting heckler] - President Trump, you can't send us back...
...[Trump} Completely ignored this guy,
or you're about to see a new social tactic from Trump who's known to be quick on
his feet when he's verbally badly with other people.
We saw this firsthand in the 2016 debate and continue to do so when he goes up
against different people in the media and so forth. But in this video,
we're going to see him use a different strategy by totally ignoring the person.
We're going to watch the clip and then we're going to analyze it,
and it takes place in Jamestown where he was given a talk yesterday.
And why don't we put you on the spot? Let's watch the clip.
And then as a challenge, you try to think about this.
Why did Trump use this technique of simply ignoring the dude rather than
engaging in a verbal interaction like he normally would. Then at the end,
I'll give you my thoughts because there's some advanced,
very nuanced social techniques that are taking place under the surface.
So let's watch this clip now, right here in Virginia. Your predecessors?
Yes.
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[inaudible]. Thank you. 38 seconds,
of ignoring him. What do you think?
Why did Trump not choose to engage or even acknowledge him?
Well, there's two succinct reasons. Okay. Number one,
before I get into this,
if you want to leave your thoughts in the comments below what you thought they
were, let me know right now. Number one,
the guy doesn't address Trump. If you notice,
he's actually addressing the cameras and the crowd.
He doesn't even turn and face Trump the entire time.
So it would have looked very low status if Trump would have addressed him
because it would have looked like what it would have looked like.
Trump was trying to get his attention, which is always lower status, right?
The lower status person is always reacting with a higher status person is being
reacted to. So Trump would have been reacting to this guy,
which would have lowered his status and he knew that that's number one. Now,
secondly, Trump knew he had the home field advantage.
Those are his fans, his people, his crowd.
So we knew his value wouldn't drop by just remaining silent while the guy was up
there. Once he heard the crowd chanting Trump, he knew this even more,
but think about like a standup comedian. When they address hecklers,
what are they trying to do? They're really trying to make the heckler look bad,
to get the crowd, to take their side,
to be sure that their value doesn't drop because in the rare occurrence that a
heckler gets one over on the person with the Mike and Stand up comedian,
it's really hard for them to be seen as funny because their social status has
dropped.
But Trump knew he didn't need to do this because immediately when the guy
started yelling, the crowd was already on their side,
so he knew this is absolutely not necessary.
You know that sinking feeling when someone makes fun of you and you can't think
of anything to say back.
You just kind of stand there and you feel your social value. Just sink in.
Your chest gets tight with anxiety and stress. Don't do that.
I've got a video that I just put out that will show you how to easily and
quickly come up with quick and witty comebacks at any time so you can feel
competent,
any party or any social get together by the bad chance that somebody does try to
make funny you, you know? No problem. You can check them,
you can put them in their place.
I'll put a link to that video in the description below.
It's a free video you can watch or you can click right here to watch it. Now,
I'll talk to you.
They're going to enjoy this little short video because I'm going to show you
exactly what you should say or if you haven't seen this video right here,
this is a good one too.
You can click there and I'll walk you through that video. Now.