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| Time | Text |
|---|---|
| Why did I even want this job? | |
| Oh yeah, Obama made fun of me once. | |
| So every night you get a chance to talk about... | |
| So now they go to Colbert. | |
| There was a little clip from the cartoon. | |
| Now they go to Tuck Buffer. | |
| Stephen Colbert, the Alex Jones wannabe. | |
| ...when the camera isn't pointed at him. | |
| There's everything that we hear about happening in the White House, but we never get to see. | |
| That's right. | |
| We were the resistance first. | |
| We were the resistance before the liberal democrat media complex told you it was cool. | |
| We were the resistance when we found out that there was a shadow government, a secret society, if you will, of globalists, an international consortium of power brokers that wanted to bring America to its knees and eventually bring in a world government. | |
| But they knew. | |
| They knew that they could never have their world government if America... | |
| They knew they could never have their world government if the star-spangled banner, if old glory, wasn't still waving over the land of the free and the home of the brave. | |
| So now that we have Trump, who's done more for America, its culture, its borders, its economy... | |
| Than any other president, perhaps any other person in decades. | |
| And they hate him for it. | |
| Why? | |
| Because what they've done is they've used their media to deceive the public. | |
| Now, you can find examples of this, obviously, on the CNNs and the MSNBCs. | |
| That's a given. | |
| But their ultimate tool, their ultimate weapon, is Hollywood and the entertainment industry in these late-night talk shows where People tune in. | |
| And whenever you're watching, it's like this. | |
| You have to understand the psychology. | |
| Whenever you're watching something that's a comedy, you tend to be more vulnerable, more open. | |
| You're not as critically thinking. | |
| You're loose. | |
| You're freewheeling. | |
| And so they use comedy when you're vulnerable, when your mind is vulnerable like that, to inject their propaganda into you. | |
| And Stephen Colbert is the perfect example. | |
| So now Colbert... | |
| Is about to launch some new cartoon called Our Cartoon President. | |
| Here is a clip of Colbert plugging that on a CBS talk show. | |
| I'm just saying I'd love to spend more time with the kids. | |
| Plus, the military pretty much runs the government now. | |
| I mean, they don't even let me come to meetings anymore. | |
| You are a figurehead, so you must wave to the sick and dying. | |
| I guess you're right. | |
| The people need my folksy, relatable presence. | |
| Sir, the advance team has Purelled the victims and moved the eights and nines to the front. | |
| No tens. | |
| Why did I even want this job? | |
| Oh yeah, Obama made fun of me once. | |
| So every night you get a chance to talk about... | |
| So now they go to Colbert. | |
| There was a little clip from the cartoon. | |
| Now they go to Tuck Buffer. | |
| Stephen Colbert, the Alex Jones wannabe. | |
| ...when the camera isn't pointed at him. | |
| There's everything that we hear about happening in the White House, but we never get to see. | |
| And we're so honored here. | |
| Oh, yeah, because Obama was so transparent. | |
| ...allowed in our cartoon cameras. | |
| It's really... | |
| See, here he is. | |
| You pause right there. | |
| So that's what he's saying. | |
| He's like... | |
| Well, I'm just trying to give the people a look at what goes on behind the closed doors here. | |
| That's what my cartoon is about. | |
| Oh, yeah, yeah. | |
| Trump ran for president because Obama insulted him once. | |
| Yeah, yeah. | |
| Trump wants to, you know, I don't know what the reference there is, but he's cleaning up some victims, let's say, from Puerto Rico, and he's having the general bring the good-looking women to him. | |
| I mean, give me a break. | |
| See, but that's why they use comedy, because they know when you're watching comedy, your mind is more vulnerable. | |
| The psychology of that is that your mind is more vulnerable, you're more open to ridiculous ideas. | |
| Look at the Mitch McConnell turkey neck! | |
| That's actually pretty funny. | |
| I mean, look, if I knew this wasn't propaganda, If I didn't know this was propaganda, I guess maybe it could be funny. | |
| But it's total propaganda. | |
| They're going to use this cartoon because the average person doesn't follow Trump, doesn't follow the news, doesn't have a clue, but they'll watch this cartoon and And with their open, vulnerable state of mind while watching a comedy, they'll get that propaganda shoved in their face, and they'll just accept it. | |
| And then watch what'll happen. | |
| Watch what'll happen. | |
| They'll have some talking point in that show, like Trump only ran because Obama insulted him. | |
| Then I'll go out on the streets and say, why don't you like Trump? | |
| And they'll be like, he only ran because Obama insulted him. | |
| You watch. | |
| That will happen. | |
| You know, someone very profoundly once said, many years ago, that if fascism ever comes to America, it'll come in the name of liberalism. | |
| If you are receiving this transmission, you are the resistance. | |
| One thing that happens when you make as many wild, unproven claims as Trump does is that the people around you have to go to increasingly ridiculous lengths to try to defend those claims. | |
| And this weekend, we saw another example of that when White House counselor Kellyanne Conway was asked if she had any proof for Trump's outlandish claim that Obama wiretapped him during the campaign and offered this bizarre answer. | |
| How does he know that his phone was actually tapped? | |
| Let me answer that globally. | |
| He's the president of the United States. | |
| He has information and intelligence that the rest of us do not. | |
| You know what? | |
| Yeah, I'll agree with that. | |
| Trump has intelligence that I definitely do not. | |
| I agree. | |
| Listen, people, one more time. | |
| Trump's accusation is ridiculous and pathetic. | |
| He is suggesting a U.S. president enlisted a foreign intelligence service to spy on a political adversary. | |
| That is an explosive charge. | |
| This is a serious allegation. | |
| This might be the most serious allegation any president has made against a previous president. | |
| But this is a very serious allegation for a sitting president to make about his predecessor. | |
| Trump tweeted, terrible. | |
| Just found out that Obama had my wires tapped in Trump Tower just before the victory. | |
| Nothing found. | |
| This is McCarthyism. | |
| And the other one, how low has President Obama gone to tap my phones during the very sacred election process? | |
| This is Nixon Watergate, bad or sick guy. | |
| He said Obama is either a bad or sick guy. | |
| Maybe he means him as compliments. | |
| Like, yeah, man, he's bad. | |
| He's a bad guy. | |
| The NSA's deputy director told the BBC it was arrant nonsense, revealing a complete lack of understanding in how the relationship works. | |
| And for their part, GCHQ called the accusations utterly ridiculous. | |
| And yet, rather than distancing himself from Spicer, Trump decided to back him up. | |
| Are you asking? | |
| Did I wiretap Donald Trump? | |
| Of course I did it. | |
| How low has President Obama gone to tap-a-puh my phones? | |
| During the very sacred election process, this is Nixon slash Watergate. | |
| Hello? | |
| Hey, Barack. | |
| Sorry, we have to investigate you on this wiretapping thing. | |
| But you know I didn't do that. | |
| I know, but we still have to investigate it. | |
| Otherwise, it'll look like I'm just mentally unstable. | |
| The craziest thing about Trump calling for an investigation without any evidence. | |
| Zero evidence. | |
| Trump has not produced a shred of evidence. | |
| There was no evidence for Trump's claims. | |
| The evidence did not come. | |
| So where did Trump get his info? | |
| From the CIA? From the FBI? Where are you getting this information? | |
| From a very reputable source. | |
| What? | |
| The FBI? The CIA? Infowars. | |
| It's a radio show hosted by Alex Jones. | |
| You know he's legit. | |
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