You know bush1, and bush2, and
reagan, and nixon,
gingrich, and ryan, and
kasich and christie,
fiorina and gilmore,
huckabee and bush,
and gilmore and carson,
and cruz and rubio,
santorum and paul,
But do you recall
The most famous republican of all?
donald, The orange faced oligarch
had a lot of shiny bling
and if you ever saw him
you would say that that's his thing
All of the other republicans
used to laugh and call him names
They never let poor donald
play in the republican games.
Then once long before Christmas eve
breitbart came to say:
"donald with your bling so bright,
won't you guide our movement tonight?"
Then all the republicans loved him
as they shouted out with glee,
donald, The orange faced oligarch,
you'll go down in history!
Rick Wilson and Molly Jong-Fast dissect the profound levels of perceived incompetence and corruption within the administration linked to dealings with Russia, particularly involving figures like Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff. They explore how questionable personal financial deals have overshadowed vital concerns like American and NATO security. The dialogue paints a picture of an administration struggling with credibility, as poll numbers and public opinion trend negatively amidst claims of unethical behavior. The conversation extends into a critique of David Sacks and his missteps in crypto and AI and explores allegations against "Whiskey Pete" for issuing illegal military orders. These discussions are framed within a broader narrative of systemic failures within congressional leadership and financial management, highlighting a disconnect between political rhetoric and the harsh economic realities faced by American families. Throughout, they comment on the challenges of navigating misinformation, political irresponsibility, and the troubling implications for America's future governance and stability.
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He will bring toxic waste from a pipe,
He'll ride away on his silver bike
And apart from that he wont be kind
without consent he'll blow your mind.
Fly TransTrump Airways, never there on time.
Fly TransTrump Airways, never there on time.
He will bring tictacs and grab my lady,
his perfume will be of an expensive style
And apart from that he wont be kind
without consent he'll blow your mind.
Fly TransTrump Airways, never there on time.
Fly TransTrump Airways, never there on time.
He will bring toxic waste from a pipe,
He'll-a ride away on his silver bike
And apart from that he wont be kind
without consent he'll blow your mind.
Fly TransTrump Airways, never there on time.
Fly TransTrump Airways, never there on time.
He will bring toxic waste from a pipe,
He'll ride away on his silver bike
And apart from that he wont be kind
without consent he'll blow your mind.
Fly TransTrump Airways, never there on time.
Fly TransTrump Airways, never there on time.
We'll be flying at an altitude of thirty-nine thousand feet
Captain Bligh at your service.
Trump chronicler Michael Wolff joins the Beast’s Joanna Coles to unpack Trump’s latest delusions of grandeur. This time, namely, his fantasy of winning a Nobel Peace Prize for “ending seven wars” that never existed. Wolff recounts a disturbing encounter involving Jeffrey Epstein, the head of the Nobel Committee, and alleged Polaroids of Trump, while Pam Bondi, now heading the DOJ, pointedly refuses to discuss them. From showy Middle East tours to Chicago photo ops with the National Guard, Joanna and Michael explore how Trump’s obsession with power, spectacle, and apparent paranoia, tinged with fear, continues to reshape his presidency. Is Trump intending to occupy cities like Chicago indefinitely or just seeking attention?
00:00 - Introduction
02:02 - Opposition Still Grappling With Fighting Trump
04:40 - Trump's Attempt To Secure The Nobel Peace Prize
06:10 - Wolff Met Head Of Nobel Prize Committee At Epstein's
07:11 - Why Trump Wants The Nobel Peace Prize
09:50 - The Folly That Is Steve Witkoff
10:59 - Senator Whitehouse Grills Pam Bondi About Trump Epstein Photo
13:10 - The Story Of Epstein's Photos Of Trump With Young Girls
20:54 - Where Are Epstein's Photos Of Trump With Young Girls?
25:28 - Pam Bondi's Hand Written Notes For Congressional Hearing
28:30 - How Trump Demeans His Legal Council When They're Civil In Court
31:10 - Illinois Governor JB Pritzker Says Trump Has Dementia
40:56 - Are Democrats Winning The Shutdown Fight?
44:40 - Click 'Join' Link Below, Get Perks From Official Community Membership
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👂 Podcast: Inside Trump's Head
📺 Episode: 19
🎧 Format: Full Podcast
📅 Date: October 9, 2025
🎙️ Hosts: Joanna Coles, Michael Wolff
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Note: This article contains descriptions of racially offensive imagery
and language. Some of the content has been translated from Afrikaans
using translation tools.
In a bizarre and troubling move,
Trump recently shared a Facebook post with South African President Cyril
Ramaphosa that originated from a fringe South African account that
posts racist imagery and flat Earth conspiracies.
Trump holding up a Facebook post "article"
PBS News / YouTube
The
account, discovered by MeidasTouch's review of high resolution photos
from the event, is run by a man named Paul Hattingh of South Africa who
spreads white nationalist narratives, hateful imagery, and promotes
theological interpretations of the Bible to justify a cosmology that
rejects a spinning globe Earth.
Trump handing South African President Cyril Ramaphosa a stack of articles
PBS News / YouTube
During
his meeting, Trump held up Hattingh's Facebook post from a collection
of "articles" that Trump shared as part of his larger narrative
attempting to legitimize the debunked claim that white South African
farmers are being systematically murdered in a state-backed genocide—a
conspiracy theory long discredited.
What
makes Trump's sharing of the post especially disturbing is the origin: a
Facebook account filled with offensive imagery and extremist rhetoric.
Paul Hattingh
Facebook
One
AI image posted to Hattingh's account depicts a terrified Ramaphosa
entering Trump's "White Supremacy House." Hattingh has several posts
hoping that Trump would confront Ramaphosa during his visit to the White
House for a reckoning.
Paul Hattingh
Facebook
Hattingh's
posts contain multiple AI-generated images that mock President
Ramaphosa, depicting him with green skin, frog-like limbs, and in some
cases being boiled alive by Trump. One image shows Ramaphosa dancing in a
court jester outfit while holding U.S. dollars.
Paul Hattingh's Facebook Posts: South African President Cyril Ramaphosa
Another
one of Hattingh's post displays the South African flag soaked in blood
with a skull-and-crossbones emoji and the caption, “blood everywhere,
South Africa is burning.”
Paul Hattingh
Facebook
The
Trump-shared account also mocked beachgoers in KwaZulu-Natal with the
line, “lekker in die stront swem julle!” (“enjoy swimming in the
shit!”), paired with an image of white people covered in mud at a music
festival—an apparent racial insult implying that proximity to Africans
on the beach will make white people dirty. Throughout the 20th century
in apartheid South Africa, swimming pools and beaches were heavily
policed and segregated to prevent racial mixing.
Paul Hattingh
Facebook
The
account also posted a racist AI caricature of a chimpanzee wearing a
swim suit and shared the caption: “Baie liefielyfie op SA strande
hierdie jaar” (“Lots of sweethearts on South African beaches this
year”). The hateful post implies that African woman are ape-like.
Paul Hattingh
Facebook
Hattingh
also posted AI images of Africans with exaggerated facial features such
as big, bulging eyes, huge noses, large lips, and crooked teeth.
Depicting Africans with exaggerated physical features in a cartoonish
manner perpetuates harmful racial stereotypes and is a form of racism
rooted in colonial and minstrel traditions.
Paul Hattingh
Facebook
Hattingh
also used a similar image to boast that he was back from a Facebook
suspension. Trump is relying on this hateful account that was suspended
from Facebook to justify his attacks on another country.
Paul Hattingh
Facebook
Hattingh
has also shared content from far right white nationalist Nick Fuentes
and Charlie Kirk, who rejects MLK as a bad guy. The Fuentes clip shared
by Hattingh argued that descendants of White Europeans have superior DNA
over other racial groups.
Paul Hattingh
Facebook
Hattingh is
also a big fan of Trump and has posted several times about seeing him
as a voice for white people in South Africa. One post references Trump's
anti-Haitian pet-eating hoax and depicts a cat granting Trump "9 lives"
as a reward.
Paul Hattingh
Facebook
Hattingh
also posted a meme of a bearded Trump wearing a Superman-like costume.
For Hattignh, Trump fits right in to his own hateful worldview.
Paul Hattingh
Facebook
The
Trump-promoted account also pushes flat Earth cosmology, asserting that
the Earth is not a spinning planet but a flat, immovable surface under a
solid dome.
Paul Hattingh
Facebook
Hattigh rejects a spinning, round Earth and outer space. In one post, Hattingh states:
“You
say no verse describes the earth as flat or round. But Scripture is not
silent. It is simply not written in scientific code — it speaks with
divine clarity, for those who honor the voice of the Creator above the
voices of men. …And that Word declares a created world, with a fixed
earth, a solid firmament above, and His throne beyond it — not a
spinning ball in vacuum space.”
In another post, the Trump fan expanded on his flat Earth beliefs:
“No,
the sun and moon are not ‘flat’ like the earth – they are light bearers
with specific shapes and routes, tied into the expanse. But the earth
is unique – she is the footstool of YHWH, the center of His creation,
and she is firm and immovable. The sun, moon and stars are servants of
times, seasons and light – not centralized massive spheres as modern
astronomy teaches.”
The same account also rejects
traditional Christian messaging, the type of messaging that Bible
salesman Trump leans into. Hatting rejects the name "Jesus" as coming
from Rome, declares the cross a pagan symbol "tied to Babylon and sun
worship," and rejects Christmas as a satanic holiday,
Paul Hattingh's Facebook Posts: Christian Holidays, Jesus
These
views represent a fusion of conspiracy ideology, fringe intolerance,
and racial grievance that’s increasingly visible on the outer edges of
far-right movements globally. The fact that Trump would choose to share a
Facebook account that welcomes hateful, anti-African sentiment speaks
volumes and raises questions on the quality of information both feeding
this White House and coming out of it.
New Epstein Emails Expose Ghislaine Maxwell’s Big Trump Lie
Jeffrey Epstein’s accomplice lied to the Department of Justice about what Donald Trump did.
Davidoff Studios/Getty Images
Newly
released emails from disgraced pedophile Jeffrey Epstein reveal that
his accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell flat-out lied to Donald Trump’s Justice
Department when she claimed she had never seen Trump at Epstein’s
house.
“I think [Trump and Epstein] were friendly
like people are in social settings. I don’t—I don’t think they were
close friends or I certainly never witnessed the president in any of—I
don’t recall ever seeing him in [Epstein’s] house, for instance,”
Maxwell told Deputy Attorney General Blanche during their July interview.
“I actually never saw the president in any type of massage setting. I
never witnessed the president in any inappropriate setting in any way.
The president was never inappropriate with anybody.”
She
then goes on to say that she hasn’t seen Trump in person since the
early 2000s. However, the emails released by the House Oversight
Committee Democrats on Wednesday tell a different story.
“i
want you to realize that that dog that hasn’t barked is trump [sic].
[Redacted] spent hours at my house with him ,, [sic] he has never once
been mentioned. police chief etc,” Epstein wrote to Maxwell in 2011,
allegedly referring to one of his sex-trafficking victims.
“I have been thinking about that…” Maxwell responded.
One
can only suspect that Maxwell—the convicted sex offender—chose to lie
for or about Trump to improve her chances of getting a pardon from him.
Maxwell’s intimate knowledge of Trump and Epstein’s activities could
also explain why she’s been kept in such cushy, low security conditions.
She knows that the president of the United States spent “hours” at
Epstein’s house with one of his victims. And he has the power to make
her a free woman. Unless she truly has memory issues, that lie to
Blanche was absolutely strategic.
The Trump White House has yet to respond to the Oversight Committee leaks.
donald, The orange faced oligarch
