Trump GETS TORCHED as ALL PRESIDENTS get THEIR REVENGE!!!

Former presidents Bill Clinton, Joe. Biden, Barack Obama, George W. Bush all. united to call out Donald Trump and his. despicable regime on July 4th and they. were showing that even if they have. different political views, especially. the Democrats and George W. Bush, how. presidents are supposed to act and. especially former president Bill Clinton. was not holding back and he unleashed on. Donald Trump. I mean, you had Donald.

Trump making posts like, "Has anyone. ever seen a happy Democrat?" You know, just stuff like that that's so. unbecoming would be the biggest. understatement ever. Um but then you had. former president Bill Clinton issue a. statement bashing bashing Donald Trump's. America 250 fraud, the utter failure. that was the America 250 grift. Here's. what Bill Clinton wrote. You know, and. Bill Clinton really hasn't put out that. many statements lately. You know, and.

it's just notable too cuz. what was it? Yesterday Donald Trump or 2. days ago when he was doing that. interview with Usha, he's like, "I like. Bill Clinton. I still like Bill Clinton, okay?" Here's the statement by former. president Bill Clinton. Statement from. President Bill Clinton on America 250. and the state of the country. 250 years. ago in Philadelphia, our founders. embarked on a radical experiment and. declared a new nation rooted in the. ideal of equality with an elected. government charged to advance life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

Since then, our government of, by, and. for the people have become the. longest-lasting continuous democracy in. the history of the world. Our road from. 1776 to today has been, in Abraham. Lincoln's word, piled high with. difficulty at every turn. There have. been forces of reaction seeking to claw. back the extension of our rights and. liberties to more people. But by and. large, thanks to celebrated leaders and. everyday Americans alike, we have stumbled in the right direction, widening the circle of opportunity,

deepening the meaning of freedom, and. strengthening the bonds of our. community. Today, we celebrate this. milestone amid another period of deep. division, renewed questions about. America's future, and the role in the. world, and serious threats to our own. institutions and to our democracy. itself. The people in charge have. unleashed masked agents on American. communities to seize people from their. homes, workplaces, and the street. They. have started an unconstitutional war on. a whim, with no clear objectives or exit.

strategy, and zero regard with the. consequences to the lives of millions of. people around the world. With the help. of lifetime appointees to the Supreme. Court and a compliant Congress, they. have weaponized government to settle. personal scores, prosecute enemies, stamp out free speech, and made the. federal government a new profit center. for themselves and their allies. Their. new deal is socialism and for the super. rich and their own enrichment, even if. it means increasing poverty, inequality,

and illness at home and around the. world. Socialism for the super rich. That's who gets the socialism. That. That's, by the way, what I've been. That's like my line, socialism for the. super rich, is what the Trump regime is. doing. They also want to rewrite history. to ignore and outright deny our past. flaws while banning books that say. otherwise from our libraries. And they. select even our military leaders based. on their vision of political correctness. over ability. But this isn't the first. time we've come close to the edge.

Throughout our history, we've thought. about what it becomes, what it means to. make our union more perfect, and who. belongs. So far, at every major turning. point, we have chosen inclusion over. division. In the early days of the. Republic, by building a national. economic and legal system. During the. Civil War, by preserving the Union and. ending slavery. In the early 20th. century, as we move from an agricultural. to an industrial society by making our. government stronger to preserve. competition,

promote basic safeguards for labor, and. provide the poor, the elderly, and the. infirm in the '60s and '70s by advancing. civil rights and women's rights, and. protecting our natural resources from. plunder. And at the dawn of the new. millennium by moving into the global. information age in a way that. distributed the benefits of our. interdependence to more people. Our. founder Our founders were wise when they. gave us our mission to form a more. perfect union. They knew America would. never be perfect, but could always be.

better. That's what they meant by more. perfect. We've done that by being. courageous enough to acknowledge our. flaws and missteps, and then bold enough. to leave them behind for brighter. tomorrows. That's the lesson of our. first 250 years. We can always do better. in how we treat one another in person. and online, in building better futures. for ourselves, our families, and our. communities, and in standing up, showing. up, and speaking out for our democracy. There is still nothing wrong with. America that cannot be cured by what's.

right with America. We see it in the. people lining up to vote, no matter how. hard some may try to prevent them. We. see it in those bringing groceries to. their neighbors, donating to charities. in record numbers, and serving their. country and communities in countless. ways. And we see it in the immigrants. eager to bring their talents, hard work, and dreams to our country. So, today, celebrate that miracle, the miracle that. has brought us this far. I know I will. because I love my country so much. Then.

tomorrow, wake up and ask yourself what. part you will play to keep making our. union more perfect by keeping our. country in the future business. We owe that much to those who struggled. and sacrificed to bring us this far, and. to our children and grandchildren who. soon will inherit that future. Powerful. words by former President Bill Clinton. And it reminds me of what former. President Joe Biden said yesterday. As. Donald Trump was saying, "Democrats,

I hate NATO." You know, all the stupid. stuff. Joe Biden said the following. "250 years ago, a group of Americans. signed their names to a piece of. parchment and made a promise no nation. had ever made before that we're all. created equal, endowed by our creator. with unalienable rights, life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. We're the. only nation in history built not on. ethnicity or blood or geography, but on. an idea that's always been what makes us.

exceptional. We chose that path 250. years ago, but that's where the work. began, not where it ended. Every. generation has had to choose it again. At Valley Forge, at Gettysburg, at the. beaches of Normandy, in the streets of. Selma, Americans recommitted themselves. to the principles on which our nation. was founded. Now, it's our turn. There's. nothing guaranteed about our democracy. We have to fight for it, defend it, and. earn it over and over, year after year. That's not a burden. That's what it.

means to be an American. 250 years in, we still haven't fully lived up to those. words in the declaration, but we've. never walked away from them. And this. July 4th, I hope all of us can commit to. one thing that we never will. I don't. believe we're as divided as we're told. we are. I've bet my whole life on the. American people, and I'm not stopping. now. Happy 250th, America. Our story. isn't finished. Let's keep writing it. together. Former President Obama posted,

"America is a constant work in progress. Every generation must take up the. unfinished work of the last and carry it. forward. Protecting what's right, fixing what's. wrong, and making our union a little. more perfect. 250 years later, that is. more important than ever. We also saw. former President Obama, Biden, Clinton, and George W. Bush all sit down for. interviews with the Today show, and they.

all spoke very powerfully. Here's what. former President Obama had to say. Let's. play this clip. >> What message [music] do you have to. Americans? >> Remember what's best in us. Um. the basic principle. upon which this country was founded, which is we don't have rulers, we don't. have kings or monarchs or aristocracies. We have citizens. And if we hold true to that idea, that.

we the people. uh. have been gifted this chance of. self-government. If if we pay attention. to. uh. our responsibilities and our duties, and. if we. extend respect and thoughtfulness to our. fellow citizens, um even if we disagree with them. If if we understand that part of this. democratic project is to sort through.

our differences in peaceful, legal ways, um. then. I'm confident that we're going to have. another. 250-year run that's going to be just as. good. >> And as the Trump regime continues to. attack Pope Leo the 14th, let me share. with you what Pope Leo the 14th said. Not because. this is a religious YouTube channel. No, whether you are religious, not. religious, whatever your religion is, atheist, what we care about on this.

YouTube channel, on this network, is you. being a good person. A person that lifts. people up. a person that cares about. humanity, that cares about your. neighbor, that treats people with. respect, that you put out dignity into. the world, that you. try to strive to be a better person, that mistakes will be made, that we're. not perfect, and that when we make. mistakes, we hold the accountability for. it, we take responsibility for it, and.

we try to become better people. That's. what Pope Leo the 14th saying here. And. here he talks about the rights enshrined. by the nation's founders. Let's play it. >> Land of the free and home of the brave. First right enshrined by the nation's. founders was the right to life. For no one who is deprived of life can. enjoy liberty or pursue happiness. A country's vitality is deeply tied to. the value it affords to human life in.

every form and condition, acknowledging. the dignity endowed upon every human. person by virtue of their very. existence. Inherent worth of every human life has. led the noble hearts of generations to. praise the marvelous works of the. creator and stand in reverence before so. precious a gift. Indeed, it's precisely this reverence. that we must continue to cultivate, one. that sways the hearts of individuals and.

inspires laws that recognize and. safeguard the gift from the moment of. conception to natural death. Reverence, too, will aid us in discovering that we are. guardians and stewards of those. entrusted to our care. In this regard, the moral greatness of a nation is. manifested, above all, in its capacity. to support, protect, and cherish the. lives of all, especially the most.

vulnerable and those whose worth is. questioned. >> And here's what he says as well as the. country opened its doors to immigrants. because the United States is a nation of. immigrants and Pope Leo the 14th is an. American Pope. He knows the story of. America, especially being from Chicago. Let's play this clip of Pope Leo the. 14th. >> In these past 250 years, for so many. people throughout the world, it was the. firm resolve to achieve the noble vision.

the nation's founders that made America. a byword for freedom. As the country opened its doors to. successive waves of immigrants, enabling. them and their children to play their. part in shaping the future of the. nation. It was the same love of freedom that. inspired the United States in the. darkest hours of the last century, at. the time of the two world wars, to look.

beyond itself and at great sacrifice to. champion the cause of freedom beyond its. own borders. >> Well, there you have it, folks. Let me. know what you think. Powerful words from. former President Clinton, Biden, Obama, Pope Leo the 14th, not by Trump. Let me know what you. think. Hit subscribe. Let's get to 7. million subscribers. Thanks for. watching, everybody. Want to stay. plugged in? Become a subscriber for our. Substack at midasplus.com. You'll get. [music] daily recaps from Ron.

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