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SiriusXM radio host Dean Obeidallah was stunned by the moment comic David Cross made a joke about President Donald Trump dying — and the audience erupted in wild cheers and laughter. Cross just dropped a new special entitled “The End of The Beginning of The End” that features a bit in which the comic sings a song made up of Trump quotes, and caps it off by telling the crowd it was written by “the Late Donald Trump.” The audience laughed loudly, then cheered when Cross wistfully mused that “Someday we’ll be able to say that.” The comic was a guest on Friday’s edition of The Dean Obeidallah Show, during which the host asked him about the crowd’s over-the-top reaction to the idea of Trump dying, and what he makes of the fact that he won despite the hatred of many: DEAN OBEIDALLAH: When you said, written by the late Donald Trump and the crowd organically cheers, to me, do you feel like the connection, the people like us, patriotic Americans who love this country, who despise Donald Trump, it is more personal? Like if you had said that about Bush, the late George Bush, and I used to do jokes about Bush at the time, I don’t think there was that kind of anger towards him. Maybe to Cheney, but with Trump it’s really like, there’s something personal about this. DAVID CROSS: Well, he makes it personal. George Bush never made it personal, I didn’t like his policies and thought he was full of shit, but Trump makes it personal. He forces you to make it personal so, yeah. And the audience took it personally DEAN OBEIDALLAH: I think, no, I thought the level of the laughter, I said that really, to me, that’s what kind of was like mm very interesting. And then you sang the exact lyrics. How quick, like when you actually said to the audience, think about what he said. And it was a speech right before election day about women. DAVID CROSS: Yeah, it was in Michigan. It was a rally in Michigan, and I think it was 12 days before the election, I believe. DEAN OBEIDALLAH: And then so he talks about women, you’ll be protected, you’ll safe, and whether you like it or not. I couldn’t remember. DAVID CROSS: You will be protected and I will be your protector and then some more stuff and… [TheTopNews] Read More.1 hour ago - Peter Meijer Makes Fellow Table for Five Panelist Nearly Fall Over Laughing with...
Former congressman Peter Meijer had fellow Table for Five panelist Leigh McGowan ready to nearly fall out of her chair as she cracked up at his take on President Donald Trump. On CNN’s Table for Five on Saturday morning, liberal podcaster McGowan and Meijer found themselves at odds on a few items and things got tense during a debate on the current state of Congress where Meijer called for Trump to be the “last imperial presidency.” The debate began with the panelists watching Kevin McCarthy talk about Trump being the most “powerful” president since Franklin D. Roosevelt. “We haven’t seen a president like this in either party since [former President Franklin D.] Roosevelt, where he has come back into power so strong, he has a greater determination of whether a Republican wins reelection than any leader in Congress does. He raises the money,” McCarthy said. McGowan argued that Republicans have gotten very little done despite being in control of the Senate and House because they only act “at the command of the president.” The Republicans have the majority, so they could absolutely get things done, and they’re not getting things done because they just wait at the command of the president. You’re listening right here to Kevin McCarthy talking about how the president is both the whip and the speaker and the president, and that is the case,” she said. Meijer responded and predicted he was about to make a point they would agree on, only for McGowan crack up as he talked. “Your respect for the filibuster aside, like, I think we have a legitimate problem when we have a Congress that doesn’t feel like it has a sense of ownership. And I — 100%, this is where we’re going to agree — I think that one of the longest lasting and best things that Donald Trump could do is say, you know what, I’m going to be the last imperial presidency,” Meijer said. McGowan nearly fell out of her chair as she declared hell had “frozen over.” “Oh my God! Hell just froze over!” she exclaimed. “What are you talking about? He’s talking about his third term, bro.” Abby Phillip stepped in then and asked, “why does Congress feel like they don’t have owner?” “It’s self-abdication,” panelist and Axios editorial director Astead Herndon said. “It’s self abdication!” McGowan agreed. “Oh my God!” “No one has forced… [TheTopNews] Read More.2 hours ago - Jim Acosta Goes Full Trump on Megyn Kelly and Tucker Carlson After Blistering Tr...
Independent journalist Jim Acosta used one of President Donald Trump’s favorite rally bits to deliver a message to Megyn Kelly and Tucker Carlson after Trump destroyed them in a Truth Social rant. This week, Trump flipped out on Tucker Carlson, Megyn Kelly, Candace Owens, and Alex Jones in an epic Truth Social post accusing them of ALL CAPS stupidity and more. On Friday’s episode of The Jim Acosta Show, the host used Trump’s infamous “The Snake” rally bit to ask the new Trump critics what they expected, and predicted they’d be back to kissing Trump’s a**” very soon: JIM ACOSTA: What did you expect? What did you think was going to happen? I just want to say, I just wanna take a moment to say I told you so. Tucker Carlson used to come after me when he was over at Fox and accused me of Trump Derangement Syndrome and Megyn Kelly would say, Jim Acosta has TDS, he has Trump Derangment Syndrome. Well, who has the Trump Deranged Syndrome now? Tucker Carlsen, Megyn, Kelly, Candace Owens, Alex Jones. Who is suffering from the TDS now? All I can say is welcome to the f*cking show. Welcome to the party, pals. And, you know, when I was talking with Steve Schmidt earlier and he was, you know, telling the story of the frog and the scorpion and the frog is crossing the river and why, you’re asking the scorpions, why he stung him. And they both drowned and scorpions says it’s in my nature. Don’t forget, please don’t forget that Donald Trump from time to time out on the campaign trail likes to tell the story of The Snake, he tells the story of The Snake. It’s a xenophobic racist parable, that is, that Donald Trump tells to his audience is because he likes to go off on immigrants and you know people like my family and others. but he likes, to talk about how the the poor–. A woman who brings the snake home, takes care of the snake, the snake is sick. She nurses him back to health and then the snake bites the woman, and she dies. And but before she dies she says “Snake, I took care of you. I took you in, I nursed you back to health. Why did you bite me?”. And as Donald Trump, I know the story so well, because I’ve heard it a… [TheTopNews] Read More.2 hours ago - Bill Maher Praises Trump But Says Time To ‘Cut and Run’: ‘He’s an A**hol...
Comedian and pundit Bill Maher called President Donald Trump “an a**hole but he’s our a**hole” as he called for the president to “cut and run” from the war Maher supported starting. On Friday night’s edition of HBO’s Real Time with Bill Maher, the interview guest was Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel, bioethicist, oncologist, and New York Times bestselling author of the book “Eat Your Ice Cream: Six Simple Rules for a Long and Healthy Life.” The panel guests were Douglas Murray, New York Post contributor and bestselling author of the book “On Democracies and Death Cults: Israel and the Future of Civilization”; and Paul Rieckhoff, national security and political analyst, founder of Independent Veterans of America (IVA), and host of the podcast “Independent Americans with Paul Rieckhoff.” During the panel segment, Maher opened by reassessing the Iran war, saying that he hopes Trump will “abandon” the effort because he took aa shot at ending the regime and “it didn’t work”: BILL MAHER: Now, you and I, I think, were on the same page when this started six weeks ago. I mean, we thought it was the right thing to do to take this shot now to deal with Iran once and for all, not just because of the nukes, but they did say in their own negotiations that they were weeks away from having 11 bombs. To me, that was pretty clear. Not to mention what they do to their own people, and we just don’t think jihadists and people who believe in martyrdom can have nukes. Okay, so I thought it was worth taking the shot. Six weeks later, I think we’re at a different place because I read your column today. You think we gotta finish this no matter what it takes. I was never on that page. I was on the page, this is a great opportunity. Hey, we see them all in one place. We can wipe out the whole leadership at once. It looks like they’re ready for an uprising. Take the shot, Mav. Take the shot. We did it, and it didn’t work. Now what, do we cut and run or do we stay the course? I hope Donald Trump is the abandoner he’s always been. I hope he is the guy who has never not abandoned anything in his life except his love for tariffs. And I hope that he does what America always done. These people who say, you know, we’ll get a reputation for… [TheTopNews] Read More.3 hours ago - Michelle Obama Declares US Is In a ‘Janky’ Era Under Trump: ‘We Just Start...
Former first lady Michelle Obama argued the United States is going through a “janky” era under President Donald Trump. On her IMO Podcast, which Obama co-hosts with her brother Craig Robinson, Obama and comedian Hasan Minhaj agreed the current “version” of the U.S. is “janky.” “That’s the 2.0 of life and when we talk about, how do you feel about the country? You know, there are versions of the country that happen, right? And the new version doesn’t make the old one bad. It’s necessary for growth. And I think we’re in just a janky version,” the former first lady said. “S**t is jank right now. It’s super jank,” Minhaj added. Obama pointed to Minnesota and the response in and out of Minneapolis following federal immigration agents earlier this year shooting and killing two American citizens, Renee Good and Alex Pretti, while carrying out the administration’s mass deportation orders. “Right now I’m kind of digging the way folks are beginning to respond, right? I mean, Minnesota, powerful stuff. I mean it was a powerful reminder of what a community of people can do and are willing to do to protect one another,” she said. Americans started “taking things for granted,” Obama added. “When you’re not so janky, you don’t have to prove that, right? And so we haven’t been this janky for a while,” she said. “And I think our muscle of understanding our truth just got a little lax. We started taking things for granted, right.” Watch above via the IMO Podcast.The post Michelle Obama Declares US Is In a ‘Janky’ Era Under Trump: ‘We Just Started Taking Things for Granted’ first appeared on Mediaite. [TheTopNews] Read More.3 hours ago - Maggie Haberman Drops Pile Of Reasons to Worry Trump Could Use Military to ‘Se...
CNN commentator, bestselling author, and New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman rattled off a flurry of reasons people have “understandable concerns” about President Donald Trump using the military to “seize control” in upcoming elections. Haberman has been on a months-long leave of absence while working on the book “Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump,” which is co-written by Jonathan Swan and comes out in June. But as the drop date nears, you can expect to see a lot more of Haberman — on the air and elsewhere. Recently, Haberman and Politico’s Alex Burns sat down with moderator Jeff Greenfield at the 92nd Street Y to talk politics and Trump. In one exchange, Greenfield cryptically alluded to a 2020 conversation with an unidentified Supreme Court justice, a woman, in which the justice warned Trump would try to remain in power if he lost. He asked Haberman if that same warning could apply to the midterms, and Haberman cited a litany of incidents since 2020 that make the concern much more credible: POLITICAL ANALYST JEFF GREENFIELD: Allow me to descend into a little bit of conspiracy theory, and I do this only because I have a defense to do it. In 2020, I happened to be at a dinner where there was a Supreme Court justice. And she, narrowing it down, said in the middle of dinner, if Trump loses this election, he will not leave. And my reaction was, come on, let’s not get into 24 scandal. Well, the reason I mention this is a guy I talked to just yesterday, who is about as centered in politics and non-wacko, is absolutely convinced that Trump is going to somehow try to seize control of the midterms, even with military force. Now, has he been smoking too much now-legal stuff, or is there among the people you know any kind of fear that, I can’t rule that out. I can say that won’t happen. NY TIMES JOURNALIST MAGGIE HABERMAN: Look, I think that after, I’m sorry, when was this dinner with the person you won’t name? Who was the woman, what was the year? POLITICAL ANALYST JEFF GREENFIELD: A Supreme Court justice. NY TIMES JOURNALIST MAGGIE HABERMAN: No, but what you okay? I got that part. What what what year was this? POLITICAL ANALYST JEFF GREENFIELD: 2020 right before the 2020 and she was saying if Trump loses the election, he’s not going to leave.… [TheTopNews] Read More.4 hours ago
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