Speaker 1: Hey, this is very, very interesting. I finally was able to get on truth, social. Truth.
Social is the Trumpian social media platform that Trump seems unable to pronounce correctly
both. Central. Exactly. Truth central. I finally was able to get on truth social because they now
you can just sign up on a desktop computer. You don't need to have a particular phone now to do it
so you can find me on truth social at Pacman. I'm just trolling on there. I'll probably get banned.
But I realized when looking around that on Election Day, Tuesday, before and after the
election failed, former President Donald Trump was engaged in just a dystopian authoritarian series
of screeds and posts. I don't know what they don't call them tweets because it's not Twitter,
although they basically copied Twitter to design the site. Check out the stuff that Donald Trump
was posting throughout the day and then after. So Trump posting, remember all three candidates in
Pennsylvania were ultra maga. So what Trump was doing there was hedging his endorsement. Trump
endorsed Mehmet Oz, and we still don't know who actually won that primary. But Trump was trying to
basically say whether it's Dave McCormick or Kathy Barnett or Mehmet Oz, it's all a win for Trump
because they're all ultra maga. So that was Trump hedging earlier in the day. But then here's the
really scary post, as has happened before in other elections, including with Donald Trump's in 2020.
We didn't have the results around 11 p.m. or midnight Eastern on Election Day. And Donald
Trump posted two troth essential quote, Dr. Oz should declare victory. It makes it much harder
for them to cheat with the ballots that they, quote, just happened to find. And Trump's quote
and end full quote, that's an authoritarian nightmare. And that is exactly. You know,
when we go back to Trump coming out at 2 a.m. on Election Day in November of 2020 and saying we won
when he very clearly hadn't won, it wasn't clear he lost, but it was very clear he hadn't yet won.
He's admitting what the game is here. You say you won. You just take credit for it and it makes it
harder than it poisons the well where people say, I don't know. I mean, he claimed victory. He must
have won. Trump then attacking Fox News, saying Fox News had a really bad night. They were way off
on the count and timing in the Oz vote. Anybody watching would have said it was over when actually
it was just the opposite. I assumed the coverage was being led by the same guy that called Arizona,
who, believe it or not, they brought back. I want his agent now. Of course, Trump continues
to insist that he actually won Arizona. It is not true. Joe Biden won Arizona. Joe Biden won Arizona
by any measure of how you count ballots. And Trump continues to lie about that.
And then Trump posting another one of these truths which are actually lies
quite Kafkaesque quote The fake news media is having a really time, really hard time saying
that MAGA and Trump didn't have anything but a spectacular evening of voting and winning.
Hold on. The best is yet to come. Now, of course, Madison Cawthorn lost after just
six months in office. Some Trumpists won, some Trumpists lost. But understand that the game is
endorsed. Mostly people who we know are going to win with or without Trump's endorsement
and then take credit for it. It is a nightmare. Untruth, social. If you're curious, it's sort of
masochistic. I get it. But if you're curious, I'm on there. At least until they banned me.
I'm deep. Hackman on truth. Speaker 3: Truth, truth.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly. We'll take a quick break and be right back after this.