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John Cleese didn’t exactly hold back when asked about America under Trump, and his description of Trump’s supporters was brutal. 💀🇺🇸 “We went on stage the night after the election, and we get out in front of 2,000 people and they’re sitting there. They cannot believe what’s happened. And... we said, ‘It’s our duty to cheer you up tonight.’ They all roared, collectively. It’s completely mad. I mean, the guy says, what, three days ago he says, ‘I’ve sent an armada towards North Korea,’ and then we find two days later that it’s actually sailing in the opposite direction. That’s… I think that’s what people say, except that the Trump supporters are still at about 38, 39 percent. They still think he’s great. Yeah, but these are the stupidest people you’ve ever met.” Cleese delivers it with that trademark dry British humor, but the final line turns the whole exchange into a much sharper political jab.show more

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sphinx28 天前

I understand that Donald Trump is probably the least diplomatic President of the USA ever but that doesn’t change the fact that he is doing the job a president should do. His words and diplomacy are nothing to write home about but in truth, he is doing his job how he was meant to do it. Cleese should f*ck off.

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SatisfyZone28 天前

Right same thing I thought. Modern day liberals care more about diplomacy than any other virtue. Sometimes someone can be very diplomatic and useless at leading.

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Simon27 天前

Many of the comments below merely go to show that what John Cleese said about Trump supporters seems to be right.

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Tokyo28 天前

Cleese is so silly for saying this😭😂😂

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SatisfyZone28 天前

Yea so silly of him.

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Flippty Flop27 天前

John Cleese there, who has now turned into a ethnonationalist fanboy of Rupert Lowe.

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Chet Withaque28 天前

Haven’t seen my Trump supporting in-law relatives since the 2024 election. My wife is in a tough spot.

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The Left is not Right27 天前

I believe you miss the real reason. Britain has political penis envy. The Brits are the biggest illicit drug pushers in the world. Don't forget the Opium wars. Britain flooded China with opium to destroy them. They orchestrated the Presidential assassinationa, including the attempts against Trump. Lincoln, McKinley, Kennedy, and now Trump were the Presidents who wanted to restore the original Hamiltonian financial system, ditching the Central Banks, City of London, London Stock Exchange, MI6, Wall Street, and the Royal family, known as the Globalists now. How can billions of drug dollars be washed, unless the Banks and politicos allow it. Canadian Banks are big players in laundering drug money; Royal Bank and TD Bank (owned by Royal) You may argue with my present assertion, but the U.K. is one of the most evil nations in history.

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JG27 天前

An actor from a country surrendering to immigrants, where criticizing in Facebook gets you in jail, and still says patriots are stupid? G f yourself!

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EDWConcepts28 天前

yeah, you're supposed to be funny and witty but the only thing in your holster is the typical liptard "stupidest people you've ever met." Yeah not funny man, let me introduce you to John Cleese.

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Michael P. Shipley, Expat28 天前

2017

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Chris Breebaart27 天前

John is right unfortunately.

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ADS_Syrexz.26 天前

And this coming from an English man who own country is going to the shit 💩 house by its own government! People who live in Glass 🏠 house should throw Stones! Washed up celebrities thinking 🤔 they actually know how the world 🌎 should live! Go back to entertainment please 🙏 FK

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JOTUS 177628 天前

Screw this old geeezer. wtf does he know. Making shit up

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John Cleese does not hold back when talking about the state of American politics and his supporters. Hearing him break down why the political climate feels so chaotic is exactly what you would expect from someone with his dry wit. Cleese: The Trump supporters are still at about 38 39 percent. They still think he's great. Host: Yeah. Cleese: But these are the stupidest people you've ever met. I thought it was just wonderful. There was a woman supporting him and somebody said what do you feel about that time when he was recorded on the bus saying... if you're a celebrity women expect you to grab them. Cleese: And she said he would never have said that if he'd known he was being recorded. The logic in that response is just something else.

John Cleese does not hold back when talking about the state of American politics and his supporters. Hearing him break down why the political climate feels so chaotic is exactly what you would expect from someone with his dry wit. Cleese: The Trump supporters are still at about 38 39 percent. They still think he's great. Host: Yeah. Cleese: But these are the stupidest people you've ever met. I thought it was just wonderful. There was a woman supporting him and somebody said what do you feel about that time when he was recorded on the bus saying... if you're a celebrity women expect you to grab them. Cleese: And she said he would never have said that if he'd known he was being recorded. The logic in that response is just something else.

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Victor Davis Hanson draws an uncanny comparison between President Trump and Winston Churchill — two leaders warning about a growing threat while the world refuses to listen. Hanson said that for 47 years, every U.S. president promised to deal with Iran, but Trump is the first one to actually do it. HANSON: “In 1939 Churchill had warned everybody about the threat of fascism on the continent…nobody listened to him.” “Then after the war broke out, nobody called on him and then finally he came in and from May 10th of 1940 he was saying to everybody, these people want to take over the continent.” “He was the voice in the wilderness.” “That’s what Trump is trying to do, trying to say to the American Democratic party, what’s left of it, you don’t understand what’s going on here.” “You Europeans don’t understand, you people in the Middle East don’t fully understand what this regime is about.” “When people say we did not have an imminent threat, we didn’t have an imminent threat when they took our hostages, when they blew up our barracks.” “Nobody said we better attack Iran because we need an imminent threat when they blew up our embassy, they always acted spontaneously with surprises and we never knew what they were going to do.” “The idea you have to have a telegraphed imminent threat, it’s not the nature of that regime.” “It’s lying, disguise and dissimulation. That’s their pattern for the last 47 years.” “But nobody’s taken them seriously.” “Every president’s said we’re going to deal with this, all seven of them and all seven did not.” “And then all seven of them when they got out of office said I regret that I didn’t” “He’s the first one that warned the world and said he’s not going to be one of those presidents.”

Victor Davis Hanson draws an uncanny comparison between President Trump and Winston Churchill — two leaders warning about a growing threat while the world refuses to listen. Hanson said that for 47 years, every U.S. president promised to deal with Iran, but Trump is the first one to actually do it. HANSON: “In 1939 Churchill had warned everybody about the threat of fascism on the continent…nobody listened to him.” “Then after the war broke out, nobody called on him and then finally he came in and from May 10th of 1940 he was saying to everybody, these people want to take over the continent.” “He was the voice in the wilderness.” “That’s what Trump is trying to do, trying to say to the American Democratic party, what’s left of it, you don’t understand what’s going on here.” “You Europeans don’t understand, you people in the Middle East don’t fully understand what this regime is about.” “When people say we did not have an imminent threat, we didn’t have an imminent threat when they took our hostages, when they blew up our barracks.” “Nobody said we better attack Iran because we need an imminent threat when they blew up our embassy, they always acted spontaneously with surprises and we never knew what they were going to do.” “The idea you have to have a telegraphed imminent threat, it’s not the nature of that regime.” “It’s lying, disguise and dissimulation. That’s their pattern for the last 47 years.” “But nobody’s taken them seriously.” “Every president’s said we’re going to deal with this, all seven of them and all seven did not.” “And then all seven of them when they got out of office said I regret that I didn’t” “He’s the first one that warned the world and said he’s not going to be one of those presidents.”

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Jordy: I think what we’re seeing here is a clear separation from the pack — who the players are and who the pretenders are. The pretenders are the people who say they care about our country but have been sitting on their hands for the last eight months during this Trump regime. The players are the folks who get up every day and truly fight for our democracy. I mean, what we saw out of Newsom today — that’s what this country needs. It’s not just lip service. This is someone who truly cares about what’s happening and is literally screaming from the mountaintops that we have to take this seriously. Because if we don’t, who knows just how bad these maps can get in 2026, 2028, and beyond. It’s going to be insane. Macro note here for the Dems: not that I pretend to be some political strategist, but just as someone who gives a shit about this country — people want fighters. Gone are the days of when they go low, we go high. I’m sorry, but that America does not exist. When they go low, you take them out by their knees — metaphorically.

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Chris Simms Says He Likes That Todd Monken Acknowledged Deshaun Watson’s Journey Despite 28 Allegations Of Sexual Misconduct: “I think it’s cool that Todd Monken, and this is why people love him, that he can appreciate what the guy’s been through. We all know we have our opinions about what he did off the field, and we get that. But it’s still, regardless of what that happened there, it’s been a long, tough fight for him to go out and have some success and have good vibes and all that. You know, I think that was cool that Todd Monken pointed that out, and I think he’s been, he had to be impressed by what he saw with Watson there in that.”

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.Senator Todd Young says the character of people in America consists of people who are "casual," free, and proud, people who "bow to no one" in a tribute shared with Breitbart News to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States' founding. "What I love about America is the character of our people," Young states. "We are casual, we are small 'd' democratic, we are free, we are proud, we bow to no one, we're fiercely competitive, we celebrate our differences at our very best, and we win." "We're committed to winning collectively and individually, and so those are among the things that I think of when I think of the character of the American people," he continues. Young points out that "it's not like that everywhere" in the world and encouraged Americans to "celebrate who we are collectively and individually."

.Senator Todd Young says the character of people in America consists of people who are "casual," free, and proud, people who "bow to no one" in a tribute shared with Breitbart News to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States' founding. "What I love about America is the character of our people," Young states. "We are casual, we are small 'd' democratic, we are free, we are proud, we bow to no one, we're fiercely competitive, we celebrate our differences at our very best, and we win." "We're committed to winning collectively and individually, and so those are among the things that I think of when I think of the character of the American people," he continues. Young points out that "it's not like that everywhere" in the world and encouraged Americans to "celebrate who we are collectively and individually."

Breitbart News

20,523 次观看 • 3 个月前

“These people will not be let off the hook.” - FBI Director Kash Patel Kash sat down with Lara Trump and laid out where we stand in the process of holding people accountable for Russiagate & Arctic Frost. “We’ve built squads for both Russiagate and Arctic Frost and we’re using a grand jury process, and we are issuing - I think we are up to like 75 of 100 subpoenas already - for witnesses. That’s what you target first. We also have targets of our investigation. People we think committed acts of criminal conduct… We are not only exposing what they did, but they are frantically - “they,” the media, the mainstream media and those that were involved in the weaponization of justice - are trying to cover it up… You think that’s gonna stop me and the deputy here? We’re gonna get there. We’re already halfway there on a lot of it. I firmly believe that this Comey case is far from over. We are not finished. We are formulating a plan to make sure that we use the Constitution to hold people accountable… These people will not be let off the hook.” Go get em, Kash.

“These people will not be let off the hook.” - FBI Director Kash Patel Kash sat down with Lara Trump and laid out where we stand in the process of holding people accountable for Russiagate & Arctic Frost. “We’ve built squads for both Russiagate and Arctic Frost and we’re using a grand jury process, and we are issuing - I think we are up to like 75 of 100 subpoenas already - for witnesses. That’s what you target first. We also have targets of our investigation. People we think committed acts of criminal conduct… We are not only exposing what they did, but they are frantically - “they,” the media, the mainstream media and those that were involved in the weaponization of justice - are trying to cover it up… You think that’s gonna stop me and the deputy here? We’re gonna get there. We’re already halfway there on a lot of it. I firmly believe that this Comey case is far from over. We are not finished. We are formulating a plan to make sure that we use the Constitution to hold people accountable… These people will not be let off the hook.” Go get em, Kash.

TheStormHasArrived

44,232 次观看 • 10 个月前

“I’m sure following Trump’s address, we will talk for days and days and days about the legitimacy of bias and interference in our election and voter fraud and all these other things,” says Drew Holden. “But I think the bigger picture here that gets lost in the political fighting is that the American people have a deep distrust in the integrity of their elections, and we can’t allow that to persist.” Mark Halperin 2WAY

“I’m sure following Trump’s address, we will talk for days and days and days about the legitimacy of bias and interference in our election and voter fraud and all these other things,” says Drew Holden. “But I think the bigger picture here that gets lost in the political fighting is that the American people have a deep distrust in the integrity of their elections, and we can’t allow that to persist.” Mark Halperin 2WAY

2WAY

47,245 次观看 • 2 个月前

NEW: Kash Patel and Dan Bongino break their silence on why we still don’t have answers about the Trump assassination attempts. It’s the question nobody in the media wants to ask—but millions of Americans are still wondering: Why don’t we know more about the attempts on President Trump’s life? FBI Director Kash Patel says there are two reasons. “Two open, ongoing prosecutions. Two of the investigations are obviously closed because the individuals are dead, but there’s two live prosecutions… so we can’t get ahead of the federal court case.” He added that more information will come out soon—and confirmed they’ve been digging into every possible foreign connection. “We have personally invested our time in making sure that we have looked at any possible international connections to terrorism and adversaries alike.” That’s when Dan Bongino jumped in—with a blunt reality check: “Kash is not kidding—we’ve been personally briefed extensively on every single detail, nugget, tendril of this case.” One case is already playing out in court, and Bongino said it’s critical they don’t jeopardize it. But he also addressed the backlash—especially from people who think they’re hiding something: “I’m not going to tell people what they want to hear. I’m going to tell you the truth—and whether you like it or not is up to you.” “In some of these cases, the ‘there’ you’re looking for is not there. And I know people—I get it, I understand. It’s not there. If it was there, we would have told you.” They’re not sitting on a bombshell.

NEW: Kash Patel and Dan Bongino break their silence on why we still don’t have answers about the Trump assassination attempts. It’s the question nobody in the media wants to ask—but millions of Americans are still wondering: Why don’t we know more about the attempts on President Trump’s life? FBI Director Kash Patel says there are two reasons. “Two open, ongoing prosecutions. Two of the investigations are obviously closed because the individuals are dead, but there’s two live prosecutions… so we can’t get ahead of the federal court case.” He added that more information will come out soon—and confirmed they’ve been digging into every possible foreign connection. “We have personally invested our time in making sure that we have looked at any possible international connections to terrorism and adversaries alike.” That’s when Dan Bongino jumped in—with a blunt reality check: “Kash is not kidding—we’ve been personally briefed extensively on every single detail, nugget, tendril of this case.” One case is already playing out in court, and Bongino said it’s critical they don’t jeopardize it. But he also addressed the backlash—especially from people who think they’re hiding something: “I’m not going to tell people what they want to hear. I’m going to tell you the truth—and whether you like it or not is up to you.” “In some of these cases, the ‘there’ you’re looking for is not there. And I know people—I get it, I understand. It’s not there. If it was there, we would have told you.” They’re not sitting on a bombshell.

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

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