Trump: "I was just on the cover of Time Magazine I think its 57 Times. So, they just gave me an award. I was on the cover of time magazine more than any other man"

Trump: I didn't get the Nobel Prize. I didn't get the Pulitzer. I should have gotten the Pulitzer for writing too.

Serious question: Has anyone ever actually heard Barron Trump speak?

Reporter: What would you say to criticism that you are cracking down on fraud, but there have been other members or former members of the administration who have been sort of criticized for pay-to-play, like Kimberly Guilfoyle? Vance: We want to fight fraud wherever we see it. We are not going to attack somebody based on an anonymously sourced story. In some of the cases, you have to let the facts play out and see what the facts actually are. Look, if I see anybody trying to do pay-for-play within our government, within our administration, I can tell you I am not going to have to call the president and encourage him to do something. He is going to call me and demand an answer as to why we aren’t doing more. But you have to let the facts drive these things. There is no person who hates the idea of people enriching themselves fraudulently over access to the government more than Donald J. Trump. He has been a great advocate for our antifraud efforts. He has been the person who has driven most of our antifraud efforts. Fundamentally, the president is not going to stand for this. But we will not try people in the court of public opinion. We will let the facts develop. That’s one thing I would say to the American people. I see stories about our administration, and sometimes my initial reaction to them is, I really don’t like that. Then, when you read the details, you realize that a lot of what’s being accused is either based on an anonymous source or is completely fraudulent. There’s no real evidence for it at all, which is why, again, we don’t try people in the court of public opinion. We actually try people according to the real facts that are out there. But I can tell you, this attorney general and the entire administration, we reject pay-for-play. We reject anybody getting enriched off their connections to the government. If we see it happening, whether it’s our partisan friends or partisan enemies, we are going to do something about it.

I was screaming for Twitter to be nationalized when there was a lot of confusion around Musk buying it. The intentions of the purchase weren't overtly stated, but it was obvious that he planned to use it in every nefarious way to further his interests, including influencing voters' minds through deep manipulation of the algorithms. He also used it to promote his own business operations and to shape public reactions by tweaking Twitter conversations. He also got a massive advantage: free data—hundreds of billions of tweets—to feed his AI tools and ambitions, for which users got nothing in return. Also, Twitter had already become a channel for important public-interest agencies, public or government, to disseminate critical information. A ketamine addicted, maladjusted, impulsive megalomaniac controlling such a channel should be unacceptable for a democracy. It therefore made immense sense to nationalize Twitter. I think it still does. Except that another goon is sitting atop the hill right now, who cannot be trusted to undertake such an action. But when Dems rule the roost ......

a deranged Peter Navarro lies on Newsmax of covid that Fauci "created the virus himself"

Trump: Dumocrat. I use that new term. It took me years to figure it out. I don’t know what took me so long. It’s so dumb. You take the E out, you replace it with a U. And most people don't know that 'dumb' has a B, so we throw that out too.

Vance: There are people out there who will quite literally steal from the mouths of hungry children to enrich themselves.

Trump SNAPS 😡 Reporter: "How is fading those sanctions securing the release of Hubbard not giving something to Russia" Trump: "Are you a stupid person who do you work for" Reporter: ABC news Trumo: "You're a stupid person. and by the way your network is the worst of all."

Vance: There is no person who hates the idea of people enriching themselves fraudulently over access to the government than Donald J. Trump

Trump: "If you elected a Republican House and Senate on November 3, you're gonna get $5,000. And if we lose, you get nothing. You're gonna get nothing! If we lose, you get nothing. Make it a lot easier vote."