Kid Rock Admits Trump Asked Him For Foreign Policy Advice
March 23, 2022
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as posted by the channelAccording to musician and avid Trump supporter Kid Rock, the former president asked him for advice on how to handle North Korea during one of their many meetings while Trump was President. This might be one of the least surprising pieces of information from Trump's time in office, as it was obvious he had no idea what he was doing so it makes sense that he would reach out to literally anyone and everyone for advice. Farron Cousins discusses this.
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According to an interview that Tucker Carlson conducted with kid rock of all people that aired this week on Fox news kid rock says that Donald Trump at one point asked him for his advice on how to handle North Korea, because you know, whatever you want for in policy advice, the, for that pops in your head of course is kid rock, right? I mean, that's, that's really the brilliant geopolitical mind that we want calling our shots here. The United States, you know, let's not make a move until we know what kid rock thinks we should do. And kid rock. Let me just read the quote here. Um, this is so dumb. I'm sorry. This is so dumb. He just knows how to have fun. Doesn't take it too seriously. He's engaging. He's just cutting it up, open with politics. Um, then he says, Trump asked him, what do you think we should do about North Korea? And I'm like, what? I don't think I'm qualified to answer this.
At least at least kid rock himself understood that it was like, dude, whoa, Hey, I just sing about like dirty things. And he actually did mention that in the interview as well. Like I, I'm just a guy who sings about things in, uh, North Korea, uh, probably should ask somebody else. So for the first time ever, I'm going to say in my life, thank you kid rock for understanding that. Yeah. I'm, I'm not qualified to answer the question. God only knows what would've happened. If kid rock became an informal foreign policy advisor to Donald Trump, um, probably wouldn't have ended, well, maybe send kid rock over there to perform a concert, right? Oh no. That's not fair. Those, those poor north Koreans have suffered enough under, you know, the, uh, Kim Jong UN, uh, regime, I guess you'd call it so that wouldn't be NAS, but here's the problem.
Obviously, Donald Trump didn't know what he was doing in any situation, which was to be expected, right? I mean, that's not me just attacking Trump as usual. That's because the dude had absolutely no political experience whatsoever and worse. What goes along with that is foreign policy experience. You know, anybody can pontificate all day long about, you know, us policy, domestic policy, things like that. You enter an entirely new realm when you start talking foreign policy things that most Americans couldn't even comprehend. I know I've been doing this forever and I still struggle with it too, but that's how inexperience Donald Trump was. He would reach out to anybody, right? We already have the reports saying that he was talking with his wealthy Mar Margo members
About what to do with the VA, like asking for their suggestions. That's how incredibly inept and incompetent and inexperienced he was as president. And sometimes those people didn't pull a kid rock and say, Hey, I'm not qualified for that. They did give him advice. They gave him very bad advice and we can expect more of the same if Donald Trump ever makes it back to the white house. And another point of order, right? Let's talk about this for a second. How about the fact that Republicans, right? Wingers always get up in arms. Anytime you have these Hollywood elite, you know, wealthy musicians or whoever it is, go out there and spew their liberal garbage tri oh, these liberals and their celebrities go back to Hollywood. Yet the Republicans elected a reality TV show star. In addition, of course, Reagan back in the day, the former movie star, Sonny bono, Republican Congressman, they're the ones that have this celebrity infatuation to the point where kid rock is disgusting of a human being as he is, looks like he hasn't showered in a decade.
Hasn't had a hit song by the way, in over 20 years now gets invited to the white house and asked what to do about foreign. So you have your former reality TV show star asking a washed up musician. That's still fighting for relevance, how to handle us foreign policy. And you think liberals are the ones that have this weird celebrity worship thing going on. No, look in the mirror. Conservatives kid rock is not relevant in any political conversation in America today or ever past present or future, but you're the ones that keep shoving the microphone in his face, asking him to weigh in about politics of the day.
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