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This is So Stupid...

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December 23, 2025

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For years, Donald Trump sold himself as the smartest man in the room, the one who alone could fix everything. Now his most common answer as president is simply “I don’t know.” This video breaks down how that constant claim of ignorance is not confusion but a strategy, and why it is starting to fail. When a president dodges accountability on pardons, court orders, due process, and major national decisions by pretending not to know, it signals weakness, not strength. You cannot claim total power and then deny responsibility at the same time. Trump’s own words are exposing a deeper problem of fitness, judgment, and accountability, and in doing so, he is making the case against himself without any help from his critics. Ring of Fire's Jerrod Zisser explains.

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