https://youtu.be/5ArrYBP8YMk?is=sEriiLMWXGQv9cR3
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@me Again grandpa!!! Go clean yourself always drooling every time you talk about trump.
@me
That's a whole lot of words to avoid posting a single verifiable source. Every stat in there reads like it was copy-pasted from a White House blog — 'trust me bro' numbers with no receipts.
Announcements aren't investments. Press releases aren't crime data. Campaign promises aren't reactors. Meanwhile grocery bills, rent, and insurance are still eating people alive, but sure, celebrate your $18 trillion of announced money like it's in your checking account.
You typed 2,000 words of damage control for one joke about eggs. That's the real accomplishment here. Enjoy the cheap eggs — you paid for everything else.
Is this the guy who was in Home Alone 2?
I live in America, born and breed, FYI. Just don't care about these people.
People who believe this says all about the state of USSA.
Hey @OP, I don’t wanna alarm you, as it’s probably not a big deal with this particular video - just a heads-up for next time you share a link with a larger group of people.
Your YT link has a tracking tag (?is=...).
Most platforms (YT, Insta, Reddit, FB) automatically add these tags when you hit the Share button. They’re completely unnecessary for the video to play and can help the platform track where the link is being shared and who’s sharing it.
That might be fine when sharing with friends who already know you, but when posting anonymously, it can potentially reveal details connected to your personal account.
Easy fix: When pasting a link, just delete the ? and everything after it. The video will still play normally.
In the past he promised:
$2000 Tariff Rebate Checks - Didn't happen
"DOGE Dividend" - Didn't happen
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. What about the third time?
Anybody who believes they're getting 5k from this cheeto clown is the most regarded fool on the planet.
This video, presented by Jonathan Pie, provides a biting critique of a recent campaign promise by Donald Trump to offer $5,000 to approximately 270 million American adults if he wins both houses in the midterms (0:00-0:53).
Key points from the video include:
- The "Trillion Dollar Bribe": Pie argues that this proposal is not a genuine policy but an illegal, trillion-dollar bribe intended to secure votes (0:47-0:57).
- Contradictory Behavior: The video highlights the irony of Trump offering government handouts after spending two years focused on cutting government spending (1:04-1:08).
- Skepticism of Promises: Pie expresses strong doubt that citizens will ever see this money, pointing to previously unmet promises regarding $5,000 checks, $2 gas, and other economic claims (1:48-2:08).
- Critique of Character: The segment concludes with a list of Trump's legal troubles, including felony convictions, criminal charges, and various scandals, framing the current promise as another example of his untrustworthiness (2:11-2:58).
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