Trump Gets Even Whinier As Investigations Close In

As subpoenas are enforced and his claims of executive privilege fall flat, Donald Trump has become increasingly more whiny and pathetic. He appears to realize that the walls are closing in on him, even if these particular walls won't result in criminal referrals or indictments. But the fact that he could face some kind of accountability is terrifying him, as Farron Cousins explains.

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As Donald Trump realizes that the legal walls are closing in with him, riff with regard to the January six select committee, the man has become noticeably Winnier. And it's pretty difficult to notice that Trump has becoming Winnier because he's always exceptionally and pathetically whiny. But within the past week, the guy has come out multiple different times, whining about the subpoenas, whining about Steve Bannon, getting indicted and having to turn himself in. And of course, whining that the real criminals, the real people behind this are totally going free. Here's what he said in the reason statement. The people in states who cheated on the election are not being investigated. Instead they're viciously investigating those who protested the November 3rd presidential election, the crime of the century, no investigations on election fraud. But if anybody was near the Capitol waving an American flag, they've had nothing but trouble. No, no, no.

First of all, investigations into voting fraud. We've actually had those. Uh, we've also had ballot audits. Yeah, we, yeah. We've had recounts, we've had signature verifications. We've had all of the processes that we could possibly do look into it and Hey, by the way, people have in fact been prosecuted for voter fraud in 2020. It's just that almost all of them with the exception of only one that I know of were Republicans who tried to vote multiple times for you. So there have been investigations. You're just not happy with the results as for the people waving American flags near the Capitol. No, no, no, no people near the Capitol waving flags there. Okay. Nothing bad's happened to them. If they were caught on video assaulting police officers, then yeah. They've probably got some troubles. And of course, if they were inside the Capitol illegally trespassing on federal grounds, then yeah.

Yeah. They've got a lot of problems there. If they were one of the people who stole things from the Capitol, then they've got even more problems. But average patriotic people know they're, they're not having any problems at all. You know, they exercise their first amendment freedoms. They were not prosecuted for that. They have not been arrested for that. But those who broke the law absolutely have been. And that's another thing that's making Donald Trump just angrier and angrier. But I think it's so funny because every time he gets angry, he just gets whiny. You know, it's like, uh, like dealing with a toddler, trust me, I've got four kids. I remember what the toddler years were like very vividly. And this is exactly what little kids do when they get mad about something. They get whiny, especially when they're tired or hungry. So Donald maybe, maybe it's time for a nap, right?

Maybe it's time for a juice cup. Maybe, maybe some goldfish tie over a little bit until dinner. Maybe then you won't be such a whiny little bastard. You're a grown man in your mid seventies, you were president of the United States. You, uh, allegedly have billions of dollars of net worth. And here you are still whining like a little baby, because this is one of the first times in your life you've been told. No you've been told you have to do what people tell you to do. And that is at the heart of why Donald Trump is having such a horrible, horrible couple of weeks here. It's the first time in his life he's faced any kind of accountability. And while it's not likely that the investigations into the January six committee are going to yield any kind of criminal referrals for Donald Trump. I just don't see that as a real possibility. It could. I don't think it will, but he still is to a degree being held accountable and he has to answer for his actions. And again, this is one of the first times in his life where he's ever had to do that. And emotionally, the man just doesn't know how to process it.