and it s a sin nom. so when you think about the fact that there was a website called breitbart.com, it still exists but it used boo eto run by a guy that was just on tv on another net, that called itself the home of the alt right and who ran donald trump s campaign, when you think about the fact that richard spencer who coined this term who s a white nationalist is associated with someone called stephen miller, they now try to disavow one another the fact that people associated with the alt-right, which is just straight up white nationalism, the fact those people have been or are working in the white house, what do you make of that? well, you know, joy, as i was
saw you this in the ap apprentice. donald trump is a poor guy idea of how a rich guy lives. he has no sentiment in him about empowering other people or lifting other people up from where they are in the world. regardless of what sex or color they are, there is an added g grotesque he thinks working class people as losers. he thinks of them as arriving there because they were destined to be there. that s where this man comes from. he also knows who he is and the way he rolls with women and money and within apartments that look like they re sort of you know heroine dream of louie the 14th, all of those things combined appeals to them. he plays on that sentiment. what he does not do is does not
how can i not be disappointed. excuse me. well, stephen ross, the owner of the miami dolphins is a rich guy who loves to win which could e explain why the two are so ch chummy. you may have not heard much about ross before this week. he s a billionaire and global real estate firm developed at the time warner center as well as the $25 billion hudson yard mega-development here in new york city and along of being the owner of miami dolphins and hard rock station in miami. mr. ross became famous as the
asked me, took a dem and take over donald trump s golf course. put a road through it. the person that i thought won, is a 24-year-old guy. it s not as serious as you but is inspiring. he was almost homeless trying for two years training on his own to make it to the nfl. on thursday he ran a punt return back for 84 yards. his team swamped him. they know his story. he slept outside for two days outside the facility because he could not afford a hotel room. he s been getting himself ready for this room. inspiring. this week in such a dark week, anything that was inspiring, remarkable moment, this is it. that s awesome. these are good answers. and you know what? it s fitting. my choice for who won the week and we re going to say all these guys won the week. my choice is somebody who gave
secretary of state bill and hillary clinton of a conspiracy to kill jeffrey epstein. just think about that for a minute. the sitting president of the united states accused a previous president of orchestrating the killing of a man, the current president once called his friend and a terrific guy. a man accused of hideous crimes who was being incarcerated by the current president s department of justice. as david frum writes in the atlantic imagine if president richard nixon had accused his predecessor lyndon johnson of complicity in the assassination of president kennedy. of course that never happened. obviously. how could it? how dare it. but had it happened, such an accusation by a president against a former president would have convulsed the united states and the world. but it has now happened, and now we wait to see if the vulgarity