Trump Resignation Drama Explodes

The Internet exploded, some with gleeful expectation after the White House announced that Donald Trump will be delivering a speech to the nation Thursday evening at 9 p.m. Eastern time. And within minutes, people were wondering, is Trump going to resign? Donald Trump making an announcement on Truth Social, where he wrote in the third person, quote, President Trump will be making a speech to the nation on Thursday evening at 9 p.m. Eastern. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Now, I hate to ruin the suspense and titillated anticipation for many people in my audience. Donald Trump is not going to resign. And even if we knew nothing about any of the specifics of what's going on, one thing we do know is that people with Donald Trump's personality don't voluntarily give up power. Authoritarians don't suddenly decide, you know what? I've had enough attention on me for the last year. I think I'm going to I think I'm going to hang it up. Authoritarians don't spend years portraying themselves as uniquely indispensable and the only people who can solve the problems of the country and then quietly walk away. So if you are one of the people which I understand, hoping to tune in for a resignation speech, we're not going to get a resignation speech from Donald Trump. But something very interesting did happen. Donald Trump delivered a gong show interview to Hugh Hewitt and Hugh Hewitt asked Trump, can you give us a little preview of the speech? And Trump goes, it's actually just going to be a speech like all of my speeches. All right. I'm looking forward to your speech Thursday night. You want to give us a preview? It's going to be a speech like a lot of my speeches. I tell you, we got a lot of good reviews between, you know, we went out underneath the most beautiful structure you've ever seen, carved into the mountain. And there's never been such a beautiful, you know, the radical left wants to take it down, right? They want to rip that down. We did the three of them. And then we did on July 4th. It was exciting because we had 425,000. As you can see, he's not answering the question. It's just going to be a speech like his other speeches, which I guess means that I'm going to be delivering the exact same broken record speech I've been delivering for nearly a decade. That is not someone preparing to announce that they are resigning the presidency. Donald Trump also previewing his speech with Greg Kelly on Newsmax. And he goes, listen, our elections are crooked. This, I think, is the biggest hint as to what this speech is going to be about. You have a primetime address scheduled for Thursday. Some competing ideas, what it's about. Can you give us a preview at all? What will happen Thursday night? Well, I'm going to talk about various things, but I'd rather not say because if I say maybe it's going to take some of the guilt off. I think what's going to when I this when I look at this, when I look at what's happened in this country so much with the elections, when I look at how rigged our elections are, look at Spencer Pratt. Spencer Pratt was in. How could it be that a Republican lost in Los Angeles? It can't be easy. Number two or maybe number one, but number certainly number two. And all of a sudden they had the mail-in ballots pour in. And Spencer Pratt was gone. I was in Los Angeles. Spencer Pratt was gone. And that was easy. And who beat him in no name? Who was all of a sudden, you know, so great that he got practically 100 percent of the votes from the mail-in ballots. The whole thing. Our elections are crooked. All right. So Trump simply cannot stay on topic. And this is an issue that Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan write out in their book Regime Change, which is Trump seems to have some kind of ADHD type thing going on where he can't stay on topic, but he is throwing in words about rigged elections, etc. So it seems that this primetime speech is going to somehow relate to election security. And the fear, of course, and what we should be anticipating is that Donald Trump is going to announce some horribly authoritarian initiative to clamp down on voting rights further before the midterms, because Donald Trump is worried he is going get absolutely crushed in the midterm elections. Now, at the same time, reports started kind of circulating that the announcement is about Georgia. And there were some reports that Trump is going to declare that Raphael Warnock and John Ossoff are illegitimate as senators in Georgia because of something he's going to come up with. But the White House has already denied that the speech has anything specifically to do with Georgia. But it does seem like it's be about supposedly illegitimate elections. And why wouldn't it? Listen, this is Trump has spent nearly a decade telling supporters that elections are legitimate when he wins and they're suspicious when he loses, even in 2016. Now, a decade ago, when he defeated Hillary Clinton in the presidential race in the Electoral College but lost the popular vote, he still hasn't accepted that he genuinely just lost the popular vote. He can't accept that. And he says there were millions of illegal votes and blah, blah, blah. He won that race, but he can't acknowledge he lost the popular vote. He still insists that he straight up won 2020. He's even gone so far as to say that if the count were fair in 2020, he would have won every state, including California, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, every state. There have been dozens of court cases, audits, recounts, investigations, no evidence of fraud at all. But Trump continues to insist I really won that one. And even about 2024, Donald Trump said, really, if it had been fair, I would have won by way more because I would have won all these other states that supposedly Kamala Harris won. So almost certainly, almost certainly Donald Trump is preparing to challenge the legitimacy of the midterms. And it seems very plausible that he is going to announce whatever the next chapter is. And we've seen the formula before, which is if you convince people, some people, enough people that Americans elections are under America's elections can't be trusted, then people are more willing to accept unusual and extreme measures to supposedly secure them. And what Trump really wants to do is propose solutions that make voting tougher or put the power over the elections in partisan hands that are friendly to him. And he'll almost certainly use his speech on Thursday just to reinforce that very same message, which is if elections produce the outcome that I want, you can trust them and they're secure. If they don't, the system is rigged and we'll find out Thursday night exactly what he has planned. But if history is any guide and with Trump, it's all just repetition of the same thing. He's been giving the same speech for nearly 10 years. He's been making the same claims for nearly 10 years. I am very concerned about what Donald Trump is planning to do here. He's not going to resign. But what is he going to do to the November elections that should terrify every single one of us? The brutally hot weather we have has a way of exposing malfunctioning underwear. You take one long walk or commute in the humidity or you're in a studio like this one that's overheated one day and suddenly it's the sweat and the friction and the readjusting. And this is where sheath underwear is a game changer. 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