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5:44Now PlayingDonald Trump swears that he isn't angry about the midterm results, but every possible report shows otherwise. And now we have reports that he's blaming his own wife for some of the massive defeats that he suffered this week, claiming it was Melania's fault that he even endorsed Dr. Oz in the first place. Farron Cousins explains why Trump is so angry at everyone and why he's working so hard to deny it.
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So immediately following the midterms on Wednesday morning, we got reports that Donald Trump had spent the entirety of Tuesday evening, and then all day Wednesday ranting and raving and screaming at everyone according to CNN's Jim Acosta. Well, as the week went on, we started getting more reports about how angry Donald Trump was. And part of the reason we know he was super angry is not just because of the reports from people who talked to the people close to Trump, it's because he repeatedly told us on true social that he's totally not angry. So anytime Trump goes out there and repeatedly tells us, I'm not angry, I'm not angry, I'm not angry, you can rest assured he's super duper. But one of the people that has been the target of his ire apparently is his poor wife, Melania, because as New York Times reporter, Maggie Haberman puts it, Donald Trump is actually blaming Melania and Sean Hannity to a degree for making him support Dr.
Oz somehow, some way. Melania is the reason that Trump supported Oz. Like that's why Donald Trump made a poor decision because Melania and Sean Hannity told him what to do. Because as we all know, Donald Trump's the kind of guy who'll do whatever you tell him to do, right? I mean, that's, that's totally a thing that happens. No, it's not. And I'm not saying by the way that I doubt the stories of Trump blaming Melania and Hannity. I 100% believe he's doing that. But he's also not the kind of guy that's gonna sit back and follow orders. If Hannity calls him and says, You're gonna endorse Dr. Oz, Trump's not gonna be like, Yes sir, Mr. Hannity, whatever you say, that's not his style. If Melania tells him anything, he's not gonna listen. And I do mean anything. Like it probably doesn't matter what she tells him, He's not going to listen to her.
But Trump, of course, is angry at the reports, in addition to being angry at everybody around him at Lago. So he got on truth social after this Haberman story came out. And this is what he said. There is a fake story being promulgated by the third rate reporter, Maggie Haman. Maggie Haman, Um, okay, before I even continue, let me just stop there for a second, because Trump has given multiple interviews for many, many, many, many, many years, like multiple interviews pretty much a month to Maggie Haberman of the New York Times. So I know he knows her name. So I don't know if this is a typo or if he's trying to be mean, but it's, you know, third rate reporter Maggie Haman of the failing New York Times that I am blaming our great former First Lady, Melania and Sean Hannity that I was angry with. Their pushing me to endorse Dr. Oz. First of all, Oz is a wonderful guy who really worked hard and was a very good candidate, but he was long in the race before I ever endorsed him. They
Had nothing to do with it. He was not a denier. His mistake. And I was not at all angry. He says, in all caps, fake news, I'm not angry. Stop saying I'm angry. I warn you. Um, no, you're, you're mad, dude. Like we can tell, we you're, you wear your emotions on your sleeve. We get it. A lot of us do. But it's pretty obvious that you're pretty mad about what happened here. Um, furthermore, you're also saying that because he didn't deny the election results of 2020, that that may be what cost him. Like you, you're not lying to people. That's what made you lose. Now, I don't think so. I think it's just that he was exposed as a loser that he of course gave the appearance of being a carpet bagger who moved from one state to another just to win a seat.
And of course, the puppies that died during his failed medical experiments that ended up with him getting banned from presenting medical research. I think that also probably played a role. Plus Federman actually spoke to the people. I don't mean, you know, literally I'm talking about his policies, where he stands, his popularity that already existed in the state, that played a massive role. It wasn't his election denying it wasn't Melania's fault. Hell, it wasn't even Sean Hannity's fault. You, Donald helped cost him the election because of your toxicity.
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