Trump Has Disaster Friday as He Gets Awful News

0:00Ben Meiselas:Donald Trump is having a disastrous Friday morning. He's panicking. I think he's about to go play golf again and just abandon the White House. More on that in a minute. He's posting photos like this of Maryland Governor Wes Moore. Very strange photos of him being covered with police tape. Very odd stuff. Trump is sending messages like this to his supporters. I hate to bug you, but I need$10 right now. This can't wait any longer. I have an end of the month deadline. My administration is being sued. Sued. Give right now showing that you support my entire cabinet, that radical Democrats are trying to destroy.

0:36Ben Meiselas:We're unleashing the next golden age of America. The Democrats are threatening to impeach me, friend. Can I count on you? Please donate$10 right now. Don't donate for what? What are you talking about? The grift continues as Donald Trump destroys the lives, frankly, of a lot of Americans, the way he's destroying the economy and his supporters. The grift just keeps on grifting. Donald Trump has revoked the Secret Service protection for former Vice President Kamala Harris because he is a small and petty man. And as we just reported earlier this week about that Iowa state Senate seat, Senate District 1, that flipped blue, the Democratic candidate won in a Trump 11.5 congressional district, in an 11.5 Trump district.

1:23Ben Meiselas:We're now learning that the Iowa Senator Joni Ernst, who recently told her constituents, we're all going to die anyway, when asked why she supported Medicaid cuts and the disastrous budget bill, she says that she will not be seeking reelection in 2026. So folks, the MAGA Republican Senator in Iowa is out. I guess they're going to try to find someone else MAGA to run in Iowa. But this is what we're seeing across the country right now as these MAGA Republicans are seeing likely that they will lose in the midterms and they are saying that they're no longer going to run. This from Bloomberg this morning as well.

2:05Ben Meiselas:And this is also why we saw in Donald Trump's Quinnipiac numbers a record low approval at this point. I mean, it was in the mid-30s. And when you look at the generic congressional ballot of young people, I showed this yesterday, 18 to 29, Democrats are almost up by like 30 on a generic ballot amongst young people who see the Trump regime and these MAGAs destroying the economy and destroying their futures to be able to buy a home and afford things. This is the headline from Bloomberg this morning. Economists see slow U.S. growth, stubborn inflation well into 2026. So the U.S. GDP growth, the second half of last year, 2.8 percent.

2:51Ben Meiselas:The first half of this year so far, 1.4 percent. The rest of the year is projected to be about 1.1 percent GDP growth. But yes, Donald, the golden age, the golden age of America losing its standing in the world, a shrinking GDP that will continue to shrink 2025 and 2026, as Donald Trump also destroys new forms of energy that also help our economy like wind and solar. You take a look at this right here. Chinese solar energy is now expanding so fast that by the early 2030s, the country will generate more power from the sun than the amount of electricity the U.S. will consume altogether, According to the International Energy Agency, great work, America.

3:39Ben Meiselas:And I'm being sarcastic, of course, and great work, America, being sarcastic, of course, as Prime Minister Modi. Here's the other headline from Bloomberg this morning. Prime Minister Modi pivots to Asia as U.S.-India relations sour. India's prime minister is visiting Japan before heading to a summit of regional leaders in China. Not a coincidence that he's going to Japan because the Japanese trade delegation just canceled their meetings in the United States. Japan's lead trade negotiator, Akazawa, says that he's not coming to the United States after Trump has continued to lie about the trade deal with Japan.

4:20Ben Meiselas:There was a meeting that was supposed to take place this week with the United States. Japan says, uh-uh, we ain't showing up. You're lying about what we discussed in a proposed non-binding trade deal. So we're not showing up. India will be meeting with Japan and then India. Prime Minister Modi will then be going to Xi Jinping in China at a Shanghai economic conference where Xi Jinping will be assembling world leaders, including, I think, people leaders from Brazil and other countries who the United States has really screwed over. And China has been able to kind of capture all of this. The bad will against the United States is now turning towards China.

5:02Ben Meiselas:Speaking of Brazil, Brazil is starting a formal process to assess additional retaliation against the United States right now. That's all happening, you know, in the these are the headlines of the past 24 to 48 hours. And you know, who's always been in Donald Trump's head rent-free, not just over the past 24 to 48 hours, but over really Donald Trump's term so far. California Governor Gavin Newsom continues to troll Donald Trump. We saw this post that he just made. There was a fake Vanity Fair article, I think, of Melania cover circulating. And then Gavin Newsom posted this one of himself with a crown the American king, Gavin Newsom's vocal revolution inside the private world of America's most enigmatic governor, hair, gel, and the art of being handsome.

5:52Ben Meiselas:Then Governor Newsom goes, an honor. Thank you. Take a look at this post right here of Donald Trump holding a photo of Newsom and Trump next to each other. I don't think Newsom posted that one, but that one was sent to me and I found it funny. Now, MAGA Mike Johnson has given a few interviews this morning on the morning shows. He's had some disastrous appearances. Right over here, Fox asks him to respond to California Governor Gavin Newsom's claim that Louisiana has a higher crime rate than California. Watch this. He name dropped you personally yesterday, essentially trying to say that crime is worse in Louisiana than it is in California.

6:29Take a listen. We'll get your thoughts. If he is to invest in crime suppression, I hope the president of the United States would look at the facts. Just consider Speaker Johnson's state and district. Just look at the murder rate that's nearly four times higher than Californians in Louisiana. How about it? Again, Gavin Newsom will do anything for attention. He can name drop me all that he wants. He needs to go and govern his state and not be engaging in all of this. Look, we have crime in cities all across America, and we're against that everywhere, and we need to bring policies to bear. My hometown of Shreveport has done a great job of reducing crime gradually, but we've got to address it everywhere that it rears its ugly head.

7:17And I think every major city in the country, the residents of those cities are open to that and anxious to have it. And we're the policy, we're the party that's going to bring that forward. I look forward to that in the day ahead. Principally, though, how do you feel?

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8:37Ben Meiselas:That's M-E-I-D-A-S to try them out for yourself. That's trueclassic.com slash Midas. Then on CNN, the host Berman asks, Maga Mike Johnson, so are we going to be seeing the National Guard in your congressional district because there's more crime there than in Los Angeles. Here play this clip. Sometimes local governance does not do the job and the oversight in D.C. is long overdue. I was going to ask when you might be calling for the National Guard in Shreveport, which is you have part of your district in Shreveport. The FBI statistics actually violent crime for 100 ,000 residents higher in Shreveport last year than Washington, in D.C.?

9:20There's a lot of good work that's been done. There's a lot of reasons for that. But we have a Democrat D.A. there who has not been prosecuting crime, as some other more aggressive D.A.s have around the country. Soros funded that individual to be elected. But I'll say that, you know, it's a it's an urban area that has a lot of problems that are happening around the country. And we have to address it. So with the guard help, if the guard can help in D.C., the president has said he wants to send the guard to Chicago and other places. Why not Shreveport? I don't know. That's not my call. Would you ask me for that?

9:52Well, I don't know. Let's take one city at a time and see. We have to address the crime problem in any city where it's a problem like that. And in large cities like in Chicago, as you mentioned, that would be a big help there. I was there just two days ago, and it's a serious, serious problem. They don't even report murders on the evening news in Chicago anymore because it's so common. And Democrat-run cities typically have that problem because they have not been tough on crime. President Trump is one who believes in that, and we do as well. And we've got to take every measure to make sure we're keeping American cities safe.

10:22It's common sense.

10:22Ben Meiselas:I want to ask you. Then MAGA Mike Johnson dismisses the unpopularity of the disastrous budget bill. Let's play this clip. Instrumental, maybe crucial, maybe the singular most crucial person in passing, which is what the president was calling the big, beautiful bill. But he said this week, I'm not going to use that term, great, big, beautiful bill. That was good for getting it approved. It's not good for explaining it to people. I guess my question is why? is it hard to explain to people? Our Harriet, who's a numbers guy, a great numbers guy, I'm sure you've seen him, he put together some numbers and said it's among the most unpopular laws passed since 1990, less so than the Affordable Care Act, the bank bailout, and the Republican Tax Bill 2017.

11:00Why so hard? I'm not surprised by these numbers at all, because there's been an all-out assault and effort by Democrats and the mainstream media to frankly misinform people about what's in the bill. When they take the same polls of the individual provisions of that giant piece of legislation, they're wildly popular. So what happened over the August district work period is Republicans fanned out, Senate and House Republicans across the country to all their districts to go and explain exactly the extraordinary things that are in this bill. It's geared and written for lower and middle class earners.

11:29They're going to feel the effects of that. We restored American energy dominance, peace through strength, largest tax cuts in U.S. history. People are going to feel that before they vote in that midterm election.

11:38Ben Meiselas:And I am very bullish on the state regime media. Fox is going to do what state regime media known as Fox does. You have the Fox host, Dana Perino refers to Donald Trump as president truth. And she goes, oopsie, I misspoke, but he may like that name. Let's call him president truth. Now, really the biggest liar, fraud, criminal, felon, sexual abuser. I mean, this is the strangest thing in the world, man. Here play this clip. He's doing is trying to figure out a way to get on the fighting crime train. And President Truth posted this yesterday. President Trump. President Truth. I think you might like that nickname.

12:14OK.

12:15Ben Meiselas:And meanwhile, you have people like this on Donald Trump's cabinet. RFK Jr. This is what we posted this morning on our Midas Touch account. Why are these little kids looking at me funny? They must have mitochondrial challenges. RFK Jr. saying he's diagnosed children with mitochondrial dysmorphia and issues. Based on his observations of them, they probably are just looking at him like he's a freaking weirdo who takes away their snap benefits. This is the front cover of the News and Observer in North Carolina. Snap cuts could end free meals for all Wake schools. And as well, we're now also learning that Alligator Alcatraz, I reported on this yesterday, too.

12:57Ben Meiselas:It looks like Alligator Alcatraz is going to be shut down. $400 million waste of our taxpayer money. There's a reason why the deficit is increasing right now. There's more government spending right now. There's more waste, fraud, and abuse now than ever before. That's what happens when you fire all of the watchdogs in the government who actually dealt with waste, fraud, and abuse. And you make Donald Trump the arbiter of that. There's way more waste, fraud, and abuse. So government spending is up. Our debt is spiking through the roof, which is increasing our deficit by massive amounts. I'll keep you posted every step of the way.

13:36Ben Meiselas:That's what's happening in Friday. And it seems like Donald Trump's about to say, all right, my work's been, my work is done. I'm going to golf again. Anyway, let me know what you think. Hit subscribe. Let's get to 6 million. Thanks for watching. The truth is more important than ever. Check out our new Truth Over Lies collection at store.midastouch.com. All 100 % USA union made.

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