Q: What specific legislation will you commit to to make child care affordable? Trump: Well, I would do that and we're sitting down, you know, I was, somebody, we had Marco Rubio and my daughter, Ivanka… But I think when you talk about the kind of numbers that I'm... talking about that because the child care is, child care couldn't, you know, there's something you have to have it in this country, you have to have it... I want to stay with child care… So we'll take care of it. Thank youshow more

This guy is an absolute moron. A demented moron.

This could have been the answer to a different question, namely: "Can you speak for two minutes without sentence breaks or punctuation, go from one non-sequitur to another, and end with a sound bite?"

Trump’s whole brand is being loud and confident while simultaneously not knowing diddly about diddlysquat.

For all the MAGAs and trolls who like to shriek "GIVE THE WHOLE QUOTE! DON'T CHERRYPICK IT!" here you go. We need to see more written transcripts of what Trump says because he's incoherent, as well as incredibly stupid.

“I have words. And they’re very good words. The best words. They’re English words. Yes we need words. You know we have to have them. If you don’t have words you don’t have a country. And the Venezuelan gangs are stealing our words. Everyone sees it. We have to stop it. I’ll tax foreign words so you won’t hear them anymore. You know we have to do it. Then we’ll have the best words again.” —DJT

I still can’t believe this fucking moron was once the President of the United States

Look at the idiots in the room listening to him as if Trump was not a moronic, demented, psychopathic criminal.

Lies, it's all you know how to do. Kamala HQ purposely edited out Trump's answer in their transcript.

Another fantastic and profound policy position from Donald Trump. The plan, the details, and the solid research behind the policy ideas. Impeccable... I love the part about how the President, who increased the national debt by 40% in a single term and is promising even more tax cuts for corporations and billionaires, is going to eliminate the deficit altogether.

Can we expect a similar editorial from the @nytimes about “Trump’s Vague and Vacuous” responses?