Trump Threw Massive Temper Tantrum During Sexual Assault Deposition

Some of the transcripts from a recent deposition of Donald Trump in the E. Jean Carroll lawsuit have been released, and they reveal that the former President appeared to have a temper tantrum throughout the entire event. At one point, Trump even threatened to sue Carroll and her lawyers, something that isn't even legal. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins explains what happened.

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*This transcript was generated by a third-party transcription software company, so please excuse any typos.

Republican representative Lauren Bobert has apparently had it with the conspiracy theorists inside the House of Representatives and folks who we know. There's a lot of conspiracy theorists floating around the house right now. The problem is Lauren Bobbitt's not talking about conspiracy theorists like Paul Gosar or Marjorie Taylor Green, or even herself, cuz she has been pushing Q conspiracies since before she even won her first race. Nope. Instead she is talking about Democrats, Adam Schiff and Eric Swalwell, who in a recent appearance on Fox News this past Sunday with host Dan Bonino. Lauren Bobert referred to those two men, Swalwell and Schiff as conspiracy theorists. And then she said that she would like to see the two of them kicked off of their committees, you know, for pushing baseless conspiracies. Now, with Schiff, of course, they were referring to, hey, he pushed the steel dossier. Okay?

Parts of it were true. Sure, there were parts of it that were unable to be verified, but there were also parts of it that were 100% true. So, okay, if you wanna call 'em a conspiracy theorist for that, uh, I guess, but even that's a bit of a stretch with Swalwell, he's not a conspiracy theorist. In fact, she doesn't even accuse him of pushing any particular conspiracies, which she says, and a couple other Republicans have said as well, is that he was the target of a Chinese spy. He didn't give over any, any intelligence or any information like that. He was just the target. The spy said, we're gonna go after Eric Swalwell. And it, it didn't work. So because of that, I guess now Eric Swalwell can't sit on the Attel Intelligence Committee according to Lauren Bobert, as I said, we do have a problem with conspiracy theorists in the government in general, right?

Doesn't matter if it's in the house or a Senate or in a cabinet position or at the intelligence community. We have people who believe things that are very obviously not true, serving in very powerful positions in the United States government. Those people should be removed from committees. They, they shouldn't have any authority at all. But it's not people like Adam Schiff and Eric Swalwell. It is in fact people like Lauren Bobert herself. If you wanna look at Lauren Bobbitt's history of pushing conspiracy theories, literally look up Lauren Bobert pushing conspiracy theories. That's what I did. And you'd be amazed at how many times major newspapers across the country have written up stories about the latest conspiracy theory being pushed by Lauren Bobert. So

Lauren, if you want conspiracy theorists pushed off of their committees, then you better make sure that you don't get that in writing because that's kind of like one of those monkeys Paul wishes where you wish for conspiracy theorists to be pushed off committees than. Suddenly, you're not on any committees cuz you've been one of the leaders in pushing the Q crap inside of Congress. So, again, careful what you wish for cuz you just might get it and you're probably not gonna like it.