VERY SICKLY Trump FACES KARMA with JULY 4 DISASTER!!!

Donald Trump is panicking as his. disastrous July 4th event approaches. The Trump regime is terrified that the. attendance at Donald Trump's speech. tomorrow night is going to be awful and. it's just going to show how weak and. pathetic and unpopular he is. Donald. Trump hasn't made a post on social media. since late last night when he was. ranting and raving and attacking NATO. saying that NATO doesn't help the United. States and it's ridiculous. It should be. noted as well that on July 4th three.

former US presidents have died. Let me. repeat that. Three former US presidents. have actually died on July 4th. John. Adams, Thomas Jefferson and James. Monroe. Now earlier this morning the Trump. regime released a pre-recorded interview. between Donald Trump and J.D. Vance's. wife, the second lady Usha Vance and. Donald Trump just looked so sickly and.

so awful. Here Usha Vance asked Donald. Trump, "Do you still read? Have you ever. read? Do you read for fun?" And Donald. Trump says, "No, all I do is. read news about myself." Here, play this. clip. >> Do you have any time to read for fun. these days? >> So I end up reading mostly newspapers. I. usually read the stories about myself. >> And then Donald Trump started talking. about former presidents in this book. that Usha Vance was showing him and then. Donald Trump was talking about how.

William Taft was a large man, a very. large man and I may be fatter than him. if I allowed that to happen. I think you allowed that to happen. But. here, watch and just listen to how. sickly he sounds very sick. Here, play. this clip. >> Let it come. >> And then. others like President William Taft. throw out the first pitch of baseball. He was. a large man, very. large. And he loved baseball. He'd go to. baseball games.

Loved the hot dogs at the baseball. games. He was our heaviest president and I have. to be careful cuz I don't want to. supersede his record. Anything like that would be possible if. I allowed it to happen. For all of you out there watching, keep. yourself in good shape, right? Like you. >> Then he goes on this weird rant about. former President Obama with Usha Vance. And he says that he doesn't think that. former President Obama was a good. basketball player, but that Obama's best sport is golf,

but that he won't be playing in the. Masters anytime soon. And then he goes on to talk about Jimmy. Carter. And the whole thing is very. strange, but more significantly, it. looks like Donald Trump is about to pass. out during this interview. Here, play. this clip. >> But Jimmy Carter, he liked playing. tennis. He had a hard time as president. And then you had Barack Hussein Obama. He used the same court for basketball, so he They used the tennis court for. tennis.

Jimmy would play there with his. daughter, his wife. He was a nice man. Very nice man. Here's a picture of each. Jimmy as a tennis player. Barack Hussein Obama. as a basketball player. I don't know if. he's a good basketball player. I tend to. doubt it. Actually, his favorite sport is golf. >> Oh, is that right? >> Yeah, but he won't be. in the Masters anytime soon. And then. >> Then Donald Trump goes on this weird. rant about Richard Nixon and said, you.

know, Nixon was screwed over by a lot of. people who worked with him. And yeah, he. may have got himself into trouble. It seems like he's also reflecting on. himself right now. Here, play this clip. >> But back at the White House, President. Richard Nixon. enjoyed bowling. He spent a lot of time fighting. to stay in office. Was that a lot of. a lot of people got him into trouble. And he got himself into trouble, I.

guess. >> Then Donald Trump talks about how. handsome he thinks that JFK was, and. that he believes JFK was the. second most handsome president, the. second most good-looking. This is I mean. And again, while Donald Trump's. speaking, it looks I mean. I do you think I'm exaggerating? I mean. it it looks like dude's about to pass. out. Here, play this clip. >> And you should work for the people, right? >> It's very important. >> another John Kennedy. He was a great. guy. He was handsome. He was the second most good-looking. president, they say.

President John F. Kennedy enjoyed. sailing. on the water, while President Grover Cleveland relaxed. by fishing. >> And then he talks about. you know, how Abraham Lincoln rode. horses, and then Trump says he would. like to ride a horse, except uh it's bad. if you fall off the horse. Here, play. it. >> And then you have President Abraham. Lincoln rode horses. He liked riding. horses. And that's great. I'd like to ride. horses, too. In fact, it gives me an.

idea. But when you fall off a horse, I've seen. too many bad things happen. And. >> That's careful. >> falling off horses is not good. >> No, it's not. >> So, well, we had a nice old horse that's. extremely slow, lazy, >> [laughter]. >> and maybe ride it. Anyway, >> then he says that he really likes Bill. Clinton still, and he thinks Bill. Clinton's a great guy. Really? You think. You you like Bill Clinton? That's. interesting. You know, and I think Donald Trump is. sp- just terrified of, you know, Bill.

Clinton's prior deposition after like. trying to get Clinton to be deposed in. connection with the Epstein files, where. Bill Clinton talked about what Donald. Trump was saying to him about the real. estate deal that Epstein and Trump were, you know, did together. Here, play this. clip. >> on a special. jogging track. He had a little track. built for him at the White House. That's. nice. I didn't even know that until. recently. But, he had a track built at the White. House. I don't think I'll ever do that.

I don't see myself doing that. I don't. know. But, uh he's actually was a nice guy. I. like Bill Clinton a lot. I still do. >> So, that was what was going on there. And then, you have on state regime. media, you know, basically at Donald. Trump's orders, they just continued to. attack Zohran Mamdani. And Zohran. Mamdani gave a very New York City mayor. gave a very. powerful. uh speech for July 4th. And he talked. about just the inequality that exists in.

our country. And it's a country of. contradictions, you know, and as. beautiful and great as it is, you know, you also have these trillionaires and. oligarchs who have sucked up all the. wealth. And you have this ruling class. who has screwed over everybody. And. people can't afford food right now and. groceries. It's basically the theme of. Zohran's uh speech. You know, they. attack immigrants, but then they want to. eat at restaurants where the immigrants. are contributing to. So, here on state. regime media, they attack Zohran. Mamdani. And they show the portion of. his speech. They're like, "Oh my god.

How awful was that?" And you'll see what. Zohran Mamdani said I think is how. 90% more of Americans feel right now. about this country. And Donald Trump was. promising. affordability, and ending wars, and all. of these things. He's also completely. deranged. And he's been a lifelong. criminal and a sexual predator. But, Donald Trump broke all his promises. to MAGA as well. Um here, just play this. clip. You you hear for yourself what New. York City Mayor Mamdani's saying. Play. this clip. >> And this morning, many New Yorkers were.

outraged after Democratic Socialist. Mayor Mamdani said this about America. >> America, in their view, is an arena of. supremacy where only a select few are. allowed freedom. We see the wealthiest. country in the history of the world, one. where children go to sleep hungry while. the world's first trillionaire hungers. for more. We see monopolies that dominate every. industry and oligarchs who buy. elections. We see masked agents terrorizing our. streets, eating food cooked by our.

undocumented neighbors before spiriting. them away in unmarked vans. Division is. the oldest trick in politics and the. cheapest. But time and again, including 250 years. ago, those forces of division have been. vanquished by the forces of progress. >> 3 2 1 cash. >> Trace, what a frankly. disheartening at a minimum, but up to. really horrifying commentary to make. ahead of our nation's 250th Independence.

Day celebration. >> This was like the outrage machine on. Fox. Then you had Harris and Faulkner. and the other hosts. He's not my mayor. He's not my mayor. Then you know, Compagno, one of the other hosts, is. like, "When my grandparents came here. from Italy, they were fleeing oppression. and they did it the right way." Really, they did it the right way, really? I. mean, it's it's. you're recognizing that you're here. because of immigrants. And and and and now you're here. repressing immigrants who are looking.

for the same opportunity that you and. your family got. Anyway, here, play this. clip. >> And as we sit here in front of the. Statue of Liberty, in front of Ellis. Island, where so many of our families. came over on boats, my stories of my. grandparents passed down through my. father explaining what that was like, a. ship on on 2 weeks to get to the land of. opportunity. The whole world was in. front of them because where they came. from was an island that was brought to. ruin and starvation thanks to the. Italian government. Well, this is that. land of opportunity that now our mayor.

is calling an arena of supremacy. >> Well, he's not my mayor. Uh I I wouldn't have had him. >> [laughter]. >> But, that's what the city behind us. voted for. This is the Jersey side where. I live. So, you know, a couple of things there. The history has taught us that your. family, all these families who came. through that way, they were clear-eyed, Emily, about what didn't work. They were. fleeing oppressive actual oppressive. governments and socialism and communism, and they were trying to get away at a. time when it felt like the only way.

anybody wanted to solve anything was. through violence. And what have we seen. tick up? Political violence in this. country. I say this time and time again, this is our moment not to become what so. many people left. People still want to. come here. They still see us as the. bastion of light and and freedom, and. they're right about that. But, it's not free. And it's not without. all of our dedication to remember what. it takes. A strong US military. >> Just showing you Trump's so-called Great. American Fair.

Fox is still trying to make it a thing. Nobody showed up. I'll show you in the. background over here. You'll see. nobody's attending. Let's play it. >> here. Hi. >> Great to have you, and welcome. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> I How do you become who you have become? >> Uh, a lot of hard work. >> [laughter]. >> And perseverance. >> More. footage from Fox this morning. You'll. see nobody's at this event. Let's play. it. >> Hey, but they're all They were all. really good. Some stuck out a little. more than others, but really great. history that you forget about like the. moments in American history, especially.

in the East Coast, about what came. together during this time. >> also interested to have Gunner Landry to. talk about the Louisiana Purchase and. how President Trump sent back the full. documents, and they have it now on. display. >> So, then on the various right-wing. networks, they tried to somehow. normalize Donald Trump's behavior. They. bring in Maga Republican Senator John. Hoeven from North Dakota. And he's like, "Yeah, you know, Donald Trump did a. great trip here earlier in the week to. North Dakota. Did you see he spoke to. Teddy Roosevelt? He had a great. conversation with AI Teddy Roosevelt.". You see when Donald Trump seemed like he.

thought he was actually having a. conversation with Teddy Roosevelt. And. by the way, Donald Trump could not be. further away from like Teddy Roosevelt. in terms of character and policy. But. anyway, here play this clip. >> A great way to kick off America 250. >> Oh, fantastic. We had a great day with. him on Wednesday. I met him in Bismarck. We helicoptered. out here. and then toured the library sneak peek. of this great library. He I mean, for a.

whole hour he was just fascinated. It's. AI, it's interactive. He talked He. talked to TR, Teddy Roosevelt. Um. And just we just had a great time and. then of course he addressed. I don't know well over 3,000 people in. the amphitheater where they do the. musical. But he just had a great time and people. loved it. >> You then had Pete Hoekstra, Trump's. ambassador to Canada. or United States ambassador to Canada, continue to attack Canada and bash this.

morning. What? You do you. Canada decides no, we want to ship that. oil somewhere else, do it. I dare you. Dude, just be normal. Just be a normal. ambassador and work within the country. and be a normal nice person. Like why do. why are all these people so. angry and psychotic? Here, play this. clip. >> Alberta is ideal. We have the. infrastructure in place already. You know, accelerate the pace of oil. going through the pipelines and those.

types of things. But if Canada decides. no, we'd rather ship that oil somewhere. else and we don't want to ship it to the. United States. Again, that's a decision. that Canada can make. But America's not. going to wait for that decision. We will. We will go to other places in the world. to look at where we can get that oil. from. >> You know, and then I'll share with you. thought a great morning interview by. Democratic candidate in Michigan for. Senate, Abdul El Sayed. Uh. and he describes, like, when I'm.

traveling Michigan, I'm hearing from a lot of Trump. supporters who are saying, "Yeah, we. gave the guy a chance again and again. and again, and he's betrayed us, and you. seem like you're going to be fighting. for us." You play this clip. >> I'll tell you what, there is no room. I've been to where somebody doesn't come. up to me and says, "You know, I voted. for Donald Trump, and I'm voting for. you." Now, that might break some minds. in New York or DC, but here in Michigan, people understand that we're struggling, and they say, "Look, I want America. first. I thought that's what that guy. was going to give me, and then he went. off to Venice, way London, Greenland, and Iran. I think you really want to.

make sure I have health care here. I. think you really care about the quality. of my kids' school, and that's what I. want too. So, I'm voting for you." And. so, I think that can win in the general. election. I think that can win. nationwide. >> I do want to note as well among all of. this what's happening in the Strait of. Hormuz. Not buy into the sound bites and the. propaganda. Just I look at the tank the. tanker uh satellites just to see what's. happening with the ships in the Strait. of Hormuz. Take a look right here as.

Kepler, they do a good job monitoring. this. Hormuz recovery. remains very fragile. Traffic through. the monitored Strait of Hormuz showed. further signs of stabilization, but. before Trump's catastrophic war started, the pre-war average of tankers. 125 to 140. So, tanker tracker Kepler. recorded 34, 48, and 38 crossings of. tankers over the last 3 days in the. Strait of Hormuz against a pre-war.

average of 125 to 140 daily. The data undercuts claims by US. officials to Bloomberg this week that. oil flows through the strait have. surpassed 10 million barrels per day. with US military support driving a. shipping surge. In other words, what the. US was saying was a lie. Kepler's figures show roughly 5 million. barrels of oil exiting the straight. daily on average in June. Half of the. officials claim and a quarter of the. roughly 20 million barrels per day that.

transited before the war. You know what. this reminds me of? When Donald Trump. said he did a deal with China for. soybeans and was like, "Yeah, we got 12. million metric tons.". And under former President Biden, it was. 26 million metric tons of soybeans that. China was purchasing, but Trump's 12. million number was actually a lie and it. was actually more like 6 or 5 million. metric tons. So, Trump was bragging about doing half, doing a deal that got half the amount. that Biden did. But, the number that. Trump gave was even an exaggeration and.

he was even half that. So, Trump's. getting 25% So, right now, what you're. really looking at is kind of the same. thing. I mean, you're looking at 5. million barrels versus. uh 20 million barrels before the war. started. It's like It's like the same. exact thing. Now, to show you what's going on in Iran. right now, I thought this was very. notable. We could just show the B-roll. here, guys. Saudi Arabia's Deputy Foreign Minister. and the Saudi delegation paid their. respects to Iran's late Supreme Leader. Ali Khamenei, the former Ayatollah, who.

was killed by the United States and. Trump. It is notable that Saudi Arabia. is there because they weren't expected. to they. and under under a previous US security. umbrella in the region, Saudi Arabia. would not be there. So, this shows you. the strengthening of diplomatic. relations between Saudi Arabia and Iran. Here's Iran's Galibaf, Parliament. leader, lead negotiator. You can see him. crying here during the farewell ceremony. of the late Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.

Here's the main mediator who's been. involved in negotiations. between the United States and Iran, uh Prime Minister Sharif, Pakistan Prime. Minister Sharif, Army Chief Asim Munir, and their delegation paid their respects. to Ali Khamenei. And And they were the. mediators as well in this. Uh that led to the MOU along with Qatar. All right, everybody hit subscribe. Let's get to 7 million subscribers. Thanks for watching everybody. Want to. stay plugged in? Become a subscriber to. [music] our Substack at MidasTouch.com.

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