The Chris Murphy Trump Tour Continues

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
And it is clearly the biggest scandal in presidential history,
and he wouldn't be acting this way if he wasn't
so deeply worried about what sits in those files.

Speaker 2 (00:13):
What we've already.

Speaker 1 (00:14):
Seen is immensely incriminating. Clearly, Donald Trump was at the
center of a child sex ring.

Speaker 2 (00:22):
That is heartbreaking that the.

Speaker 1 (00:24):
President of the United States was involved in that kind
of gross, craven immorality. And it stands to reason that
he wouldn't be fighting so hard to spin against this
story or bullying Republicans in the House to prevent the
release of these files if there wasn't something especially and
specifically incriminating in that information. Now, I think the scandal

(00:51):
in and of itself could bring him down, but we
also do have to contextualize it, because what Donald Trump
is all.

Speaker 2 (00:58):
About is protect the rich and powerful.

Speaker 1 (01:01):
And stealing from normal people, regular middle class and poor
folks in order to enrich the rich and powerful. And
this is very much part of that story. Yes, I
am sure that there are both Republicans and Democrats named
in those files.

Speaker 2 (01:16):
There are powerful people on both sides.

Speaker 1 (01:18):
You could be stile, but what Trump is all about is,
you know, not really playing a game based on politics,
but playing a game based on wealth and influence. If
you have wealth and influence, Donald Trump is going to
protect you. And that is consistent through everything he has
done during the first nine months of this administration.

Speaker 3 (01:38):
Okay, so here's what's troubling about that. Were you to
believe any of that, you would not be reclined as
far back as you possibly could be legs crossed leisurely,
as calm and cool and collected, and you'd be impassioned.
You'd be you'd be leaning forward, veins bulging like I

(01:59):
am telling enough is enough. He can't even be bothered
to give that level of performance anymore because it's just
so farcical. He's sitting back there, leisurely, just looking for
those headlines, looking to stay relevant, looking to stay in play.
And clearly there's Democrat and Republican names. And this says
it's the biggest scandal in presidential history. That's a stretch,

(02:23):
to say the very least. But what this guy's dedicating
his life to. Every story today involving Chris Murphy involves Trump,
and he's on this the bulwark, sitting leisurely talking about
who calmly and coolly discusses the sexual assault of minors

(02:49):
without even me right now, look at the way I look,
just body language, and he's just sitting back there, just
saying these extraordinary.

Speaker 2 (02:59):
Words, immensely incriminating.

Speaker 1 (03:02):
Clearly, Donald Trump was at the center of a child
sex ring that is heartbreaking. The president of you was
involved in that kind of gross, craven immorality, and it
stands to reason that he wouldn't be fighting so hard
to spin against this story.

Speaker 3 (03:21):
Yeah, Bill Clinton gets a hum dinger in the in
the Oval office while for a leader is waiting for
him in the rose garden. Was that heartbreaking? Was that heartbreaking?
God impeached change nothing. Now, Look, I'm repulsed by anything
involving children. Anything. I would demand for sweeping legislation that

(03:46):
is harsh, unforgiving, and unflinching. But we don't enforce laws
in America really anymore. So what would be the point
in that he's just sitting comfortably, leisurely talking to its
heart heart preak. His body language suggests I don't even
have the energy to really rail against this anymore because

(04:07):
it's all just this is what I do, and we're
paying for it. We foock the Bill for these jaunts
to any podcast that'll have him where he just tries
to get Trump's attention.