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According to a new report, and plenty of eye witness accounts, Donald Trump might actually be the laziest president in modern history. According to the report, Trump rarely shows up for work, and often just spends the entire day inside the residence portion of the White House, ignoring everyone that isn't speaking to him from his television. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins explains what this means.
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According to a white house correspondent for Playboy magazine and a new piece that he actually wrote for the bulwark, which is a right wing online publication, Donald Trump's incompetence. Yeah. That's something we should be concerned about, but what we should be more concerned about is the fact that the dude never shows up to work. And that's a really interesting claim. And Brian grim, the reporter has actually witnessed this obviously firsthand. He has a white house correspondent. He is there frequently. He knows based on what he seems was sees with his own eyes and being able to extrapolate other data that Donald Trump never works, which is ironic. Considering the fact that he literally, every day, he gets to work from home. He works in the white house and he lives in the white house. You know, this whole, the thing with the pandemic, where a lot of us have been having to work from home, he's been doing it since he took the job.
Like, all you gotta do is walk from the residence of Hawaii house two to the West wing, and then you're at work. I mean, it's not, not that far of a commute, but apparently that's a little too much for Donald Trump to be able to handle according to this new report. Uh, and here's the piece of evidence that, uh, Kareem offers. He says, whenever the president is in the West wing, there is a Marine posted outside on guard. Always if that Marine is there, the president is there. If the Marine is not there, the president is not there. He is over in the residence. It's that simple. It really, and truly is. But then he points to other evidence that is a little more consequential. And this is the evidence that is driving Donald Trump's staff insane. And that is the fact that did we see staffers constantly coming out, making these bold proclamations, making these statements, saying these things to the press during interviews, and then having to come back later on and say, no, no, no.
I, I either didn't say that at all. You're lying about what I said. And then they get confronted with the clips and they still somehow try to spin it, or they say, well, I didn't understand the question. And the reason they do that is because they have, I hadn't seen Donald Trump. They hadn't gotten his approval to say what they were going to say. So they go out there. They say the thing, and we have seen this Corrinne points out, uh, several times with white house, uh, press secretary, Kaylee, McInerney, she'll come out and say something and say, Oh yeah, Donald Trump said, blah, blah, blah. Or he knows that this is happening. And Trump later says, I don't know what's going on. I've never talked to that person. And then McEnany comes back later and says, Oh yeah. Um, I misunderstood the question. I didn't, I didn't realize what you were asking.
So, so I didn't lie. I just didn't understand it yet. You know, it's really folks. Um, we had a hurricane here last week in Florida, so I was without electricity for a couple of days. So I did what I actually liked to do every couple of years. I re-read both animal farm and 1984.
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