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3:20Now PlayingDuring a recent rally in Wisconsin, Donald Trump called for a graphic to be shown on a screen, but his staffers apparently couldn’t even get that right. This prompted Trump to attack his “stupid” staff for the second time in a week, blaming them for all of the problems that he’s experiencing during his rallies. But that’s how Trump operates – It is always someone else’s fault, never his own. Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins discusses this.
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At a rally about a week ago, Donald Trump said that the only reason people leave his rallies early is because his staff is stupid, and they take them to line them up to go get photos with him. Of course, that happens after, you know, the rally ends. But the stupid staff, he called them, they're the ones getting those people to leave early. Well, of course we know that that's not true. But the important takeaway is that he called his staffers. The people that put on these rallies, stupid. And you know, you figure, okay, that's a one-off thing. Maybe he was in a bad mood. It's not like he's gonna do it again, right? No, he did it again at his rally in Wisconsin this past weekend. Donald Trump, once again, railed against his own staffers for being, as he put it stupid. Here it is.
And we have something to show you. The kind of crowd we had last night. It was really something special. So let's put it up if we can. The wrong picture. That was unbelievable. They used the wrong picture. It's the same picture, but they have the two side things is so stupid. But that's what it, you know, we have that every once in a while, right?
So the funniest part of that is that it wasn't even the wrong photo. He just didn't like the things they had on the sides. Like whatever that meant. They, it is stupid. It's the right, it's the wrong photo, but it's the right photo. It's just a different angle of the photo. And then those things on the side, they don't like it. So stupid stuff. Stupid things happen, but whatever. Here's what gets me about this. He hires these people, and if he doesn't hire them, obviously directly, because I don't think Donald Trump is the guy interviewing the IT guy, but he interviews the people who interview the people who interview the people. You know what I mean? It all flows from the top. You hired the people that hired the people, and if the people you hired are hiring stupid people, then that means you hired stupid people.
I love the fact that when Donald Trump came into office, he promised us only the best people. Only the best people. And then most of the attacks on the people that have worked for him over the years since he entered politics have come from him. He's the one most brutally attacking the very people that he hired. Many of them he did personally pick. And yet all of them are stupid. All of them are idiots. All of them are lazy, crazy, whatever. But dude, you picked them. This doesn't look bad on your staffers. It looks bad on you. You're supposed to be this great businessman, right? Only the best people. And yet nobody has worse things to say about the people you hire than you do. So America, I gotta tell you here, if you're considering voting for Donald Trump, just know that he hires the dumbest people in the world. And by the way, that's according to him. So if you don't want a government filled with just the dumbest people you've ever seen in your life, maybe don't go and vote for the guy who admittedly continues to hire stupid people.
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