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4:56Now PlayingDonald Trump has become a one-trick pony, and even his former allies and business associates now say that the former president has become "too boring" for voters. This new "boring" Trump is likely what is causing his crowds to not only be smaller at his rallies, but also causing them to run for the exits almost as soon as he starts talking. The enthusiasm that he once generated in 2016 has completely evaporated, as Farron Cousins explains.
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Multiple Republicans have written in recent days about how the enthusiasm for Donald Trump just doesn't exist anymore. We've got conservative writers and independent writers who have traveled through the Midwest and they've said people aren't talking about 'em like they used to. You know, we're not seeing the boat parades come out anymore. The protest in New York over his indictment was rather weak. His only rally that he's done this year down in Waco, people started filing out within the first 30 minutes of him speaking. And now this week we've got his former business associate, Donnie Deutche, who said this about Donald Trump on Morning, Joe on Thursday. I'm bored. It's gotten so boring. We indicted a US president for the first time in our history just 10 days ago or whatever the day was. And you hear this new charge, you just start to blank over it. It's just he's gotten to be as the indictments and they'll continue to add up and we'll see obstruction of justice.
We'll probably see Georgia, I'm hearing this from more and more people. They want not the 20%, not his base, not what we see in the polls there, there, but the overall general populace has had enough. This latest chapter seems to be enough already. I can't look at this guy anymore. I don't wanna see this guy anymore. There is a saturation point. You thought we would've hit it years ago, but something feels a little different this time. That was a big long quote. But that was a former business associate of Donald Trump, a guy that worked with him and he is looking at this man that he is known forever and he says, enough, you are boring me. I don't care about your problems anymore. I know you have no solutions for the country. Go away now. It's one thing coming from the uh, former business associate, but it's another coming from the country as a whole. And we have seen that with Donald Trump's approval rating that has taken a four point hit in the last week since he was indicted. The public is looking at Trump and saying, I'm sick of this. The analogy that I have used for many years now, and I'm gonna use it again cuz I like it, I think it's good, is the Macina, right?
Nineties, the Mcar came out as this new dance craze. There's this new fun, catchy poppy song. It's a little weird. We didn't understand what they were saying, but you know what? You kind of put it on at parties and everybody's like, ah, yeah, MCAR. And it's got a little, we do the thing. And then after a couple months when you played the song, people thought, oh my God, turn it off enough. I'm sick of it. It's no longer this fun new catchy thing that, again, you didn't quite understand. You didn't really like it, but it was interesting. That's Donald Trump.
But his one hit wonder has left the charts years ago, but he's still out there selling it. So not only are people bored with him in general, like Donny Deutch says they're, they're getting just tired of the indictments. They, they want Trump to go away because they know how corrupt he is. But I'll do you one better. He's boring because he has nothing new to say. This man has become a one trick pony. Every rally he does, every interview he does, he just says the same things over and over again. And I've been pointing that out for a couple years. By the way. He whs about the 2020 election and he still does that. But now he's whining about the indictments, he's whining about this. It's whine, whine, whine about the same things over and over and over. That's why, not just with this last rally in Waco, but the rallies last summer, people started filing out, there's videos of this.
We covered them. We showed the videos within 10 to 15 minutes of him yaking, people are like, screw this, I'm leaving. I'm gonna beat the traffic and get the hell outta here. He's saying the stuff I've already heard a hundred times. That's why when he announced his, his presidential bid on November 15th of last year, they had to have security bar the doors so nobody could escape. He is boring. There is no enthusiasm. Yes, he's crushing it with Republican voters, but that voting block alone is not enough to win an election. And it's looking more and more like that's the only thing he has.
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