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3:16Now PlayingOn a random Fox and Friends appearance, Donald Trump, Jr. tries to send out birthday wishes for his father, but in the middle of it, he suddenly realizes he never even sees the man. Michael Brooks and the Majority Report crew discuss this.
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---This morning, Donald Trump Jr., Biff from Back to the Future, appeared on Fox & Friends in what I can only imagine is a sad attempt to get his father’s attention on President Trump’s birthday. Donj did this by embracing the criticism that the GOP has become a cult, appearing to position the president as the cult leader we all know him to be, and then by addressing his father directly in what could only be described as the most pathetic birthday message of all time.
The dodos of Fox & Friends asked Donj about recent comments from Senator Bob Corker, who said of the GOP:
“We are in a strange place. It’s almost, it’s becoming a cultish thing, isn’t it? It’s not a good place for any party to end up with a cultlike situation as it relates to a president that happens to be of, purportedly, of the same party.”
For most well-adjusted and autonomous people, cults are not a good thing. Part of this is because they’re based on a hierarchical structure that insists people dehumanize themselves in service of a charismatic narcissist, often with pretty dangerous ideals. But for Don Jr., cults are apparently fine as long as his dad’s in charge! He told Fox & Friends: “If it’s a cult, it’s because they like what my father is doing.”---
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