Trump's rallies are 'dripping in racism', does he think voters will back this? | The News Agents

Abdul Mohamed Al Sayyad. You know, he got very upset because I called him Mohamed. I just felt like it. Somebody said, how did you do that? I said, I'm the president. I can call him whatever the hell I want. And then they sent me his full name. And actually, his middle name is Mohamed. One good thing, if you call somebody from that part of the world Mohamed, you're about 65% sure to get it right. You go up to Minnesota, number one place in the entire country for the sale of Mercedes-Benz. Think of it. And Somalians, they come here with low IQs and no money, and they get rich. Do we feel stupid? But you know what? Our fraud division is getting them all, getting them all. It's absolutely dripping in racism. Race has always obviously been a cardinal feature of the original sin of American politics. But I don't think, you know, you'd have to go back to the Jim Crow era to find a party so suffused and dripping with... And celebrating of just the most sort of casual, ordinary racism, as if it's the most ordinary thing in the world, is cheering. It's been leaping below the surface in American politics for a long time, but there can be no doubt, right, Trump has just brought it to the top, and I think it's going to be a stain on the Republican Party for a long time. If they're making money and they're doing it properly, then that is the American dream, that you come and you are poor and you make money and you become rich. That is what American idealism was always about, by their efforts and your hard work. Of course, Donald Trump's not saying that. He's saying they're only getting rich because they're robbers and thieves and baddens. It's just incredible. You know what George W. Bush did the day after the 9-1-1? Yeah, he went to a mosque. He went to a mosque. I don't think it's unthinkable that in the event of such an attack now that was blamed or was the responsibility of Islamic terrorism, you know, it's entirely possible Trump would be the one sending his paramilitaries into it, or at the very least turning a blind eye. I don't think that is beyond... What we've seen now is his lowest approval rating ever at 31%. I mean, that is worse than it was after January the 6th, 2021. When he tried to orchestrate a coup. When he tried to orchestrate a coup. And so what you've got now is the more unpopular he becomes, the more fragile and the more unpredictable he becomes. And so the stuff you're hearing from him is getting worse. And I think for the Republicans... If they think this is going to help them in the midterms, all the evidence is pointing in the opposite direction.