Transcription of Noel Casler's description of Trump's drug abuse

[Mike 03]

Thanks to Maraya1969 for posting the audio.

Link: https://www.democraticunderground.com/100212995535



Casler: I told him the real deal about Trump that people didn’t know. He was an open drug addict. Everyone knew it; none of this stuff was a secret, you know. He was doing coke on shows 20 years ago when we we’d do, you know, we’d do the VH1 Fashion Awards and I used to do the beauty pageants with him in the Nineties. Now, he was an open drug user, and open sexual assaulter, and this stuff was just kind of accepted.

Interview: And it’s not that you heard this first hand, it’s you saw this with your own eyes.

Casler: Absolutely. That’s when most of the drug use occurred on The Apprentice, when he had to read cue cards. He’d get really nervous, so he’d go in the bathroom, crush up Adderral, he’d come back to (the) set, there’d be white chunks flying out of his nose, white powder under his nose. He’s doing the same thing as a candidate and as a president. It gives him a feeling of being in control. But he’s clearly an addict. If you know anything about addiction, untreated addiction as a president is the worst thing you can have. So, yeah, he was obviously high that night. That was the same person we saw in The Apprentice. And I remember watching that and, like, Yep, he’s high. And it probably wasn’t just Adderral. You know, he did coke, he did meth, he had drug dealers coming to the after parties, selling it to him. Adderral is his maintenance high; it’s what he does during the day. When he gets down to Mar-a-Lago and these other places he gets into it a little harder. He also uses benzodiazepines—you know, Valium and stuff to come down when he hits it hard. So when you see him slurring and stuff, that’s from the benzos. And, you know, the things I saw he didn’t even hide. So many other people saw this stuff. But imagine what the people are seeing right now in the White House. You know what I mean? We got him for an hour a day on The Apprentice—on the Celebrity Apprentice—because he barely worked. That’s the other thing: the guy is unmanageable. You know what I mean? He’s not a functioning human being, he barely works. Nine days out of ten we’d have to cancel that day’s taping because he wouldn’t show up at the last minute. So imagine the dysfunction and insanity these people are witnessing at the White House, (and) the GOP leaders that you say are enabling him.

(I've made this as accurate as possible, but any errors are my fault)

Just because, I wanted this in writing so I could read it with my own eyes.

[Leghorn21]

1. Oh, thanks for your Monday morning effort here, Mike!!

[stillcool]

2. thank you Mike...much appreciated

[gibraltar72]

3. 21 years on board of a halfway house

I've seen it all before.

[Faux pas]

4. Kickin' with disgust!

since it's not a secret that means the whole damned bunch of them are aiding and abetting an addict in the people's house.

[UniteFightBack]

5. Thank you for your work...seems accurate to me!

[LaMouffette]

6. Although it doesn't seem like it, . . .

WE the American people, all of us, are Trump's employer. As Trump's boss—the only one he has ever had (oh, wait, I forgot Putin!)— we should have the right to have an unannounced drug test done on him, just like other employers do. How do we make this happen?

Seriously, Nancy Pelosi, Adam Schiff, and Jerry Nadler should spring a drug pee test on him after Trump's next incoherent speech (in other words, Trump's next speech). They should be just waiting in the wings, and when he finishes, they should stroll out to the podium and demand that he give a pee sample. I know, ewww, but even if he refused, which he would, it would bring publicity to his odd, drug-addled behavior.

I know that this has little chance of happening. But what if we all were to send a "We're onto you, Sniffles! We know what you've been snorting!" message in the form of a drug test pee cup, even an IDTPC (improvised drug test pee cup), maybe a clear Dixie cup with a message written on it (in Sharpie, of course). Hey! We could each print the transcript of Casier's interview and curl it up inside the cup.

If the White House received thousands of these IDTPCs, and if this mailing were "leaked" to the press and a story were done about it, it might just plant a seed in Trump supporters' koolaid-infused brains and make them notice the sniffles, the slurring, the hyperaggression . . .

I'm doin' it. Where's my Sharpie?

[scarletwoman]

12. Just FYI - these days they use cheek swabs for drug testing, not pee samples. (nt)

[OMGWTF]

13. Pelosi did say Traitor Tot seemed "sedated" during the SOTU.

[smirkymonkey]

7. K&R

It's easy to believe and it certainly explains a lot.

What also stuck out for me is what he said about Trump barely doing any work. I don't think he has ever really done what most of us would consider real "work". He shows up for crowds, talks on the phone, bellows and blusters, manipulates the media, cons people, sues people and makes a lot of noise, but he doesn't really know how to do much of anything.

I forgot who the author was, but I remember him saying that Trump didn't even really know how to run a business and that's why he was such a failure. All he did was look at fabric and paint swatches and got overly involved in the minutia. And now he's in the White House and he's no longer able to fool people that he knows what he's doing because he is (or was) surrounded by people who are so much smarter and more competent that himself. Which is probably why most of them are now gone. Even the swamp things that are still left are smarter than he is, but they are still getting something out of staying loyal to him.

[gordianot]

8. Every single Narcissist I have encountered had a drug problem.

Most often it was alcohol or coke. As it was explained to me they think they are immune to either addiction or the negative consequences of drug use. Dealing with Personality Disorders convinced me I did not want to continue with Clinical Psychology.

[blueinredohio]

9. Why didn't he speak up when Trump was a candidate?

Or when Trump first cheated to get in office?

[Girard442]

10. Then who ran Trump's presidential campaign?

Sure as hell wasn't him.

[Newest Reality]

11. You could say...

There is another place that Trump has cheated his way through.

Having dabble in certain substances and watching carefully, (objectively) what some of them did to friends over time, they an be like high octane ego fuel, which means anybody could become cocky, bold, aggressive, assertive, etc., and get a real kick out of it. In other words, it would FEEL REAL GOOD, despite your normal ethics and mannerisms.

Again, having seen it, if Trump is a regular user, then the drugs would be a real crutch that would not only feed and increase his malignant narcissism, but give him a false sense of security, invincibility, lack of concern and empathy, and on and on. I am sure others have seen people do a sort of Dr. Jekyl, Mr. Hyde, and we see it also with alcohol and inhibitions.

That would explain a lot about what makes Trump seem so potent. We could be like that too with enough of the right chemicals. We should also keep in mind that there have been several cult leaders in the past that were or became heavy drug users, (Jim Jones, L. Ron Hubbard, etc.) Hitler was a user and the SS and troopers were also fed a lot of amphetamines and other drugs as well.

This goose that thinks he is King of the United States and using substances to bolster his flawed ego makes this a very bizarre and dangerous time in American history.

[AlexSFCA]

14. not surprising but how is his heart able to handle all this?

forgot, he does not have a heart so he can do all the drugs in the world.

[Buns_of_Fire]

15. Locks on the residence doors, late-night tweeting frenzies,

can't start the day before eleven or so, "executive time" every morning... Geez.

Maybe a Tony Montana ending (see: Scarface) to his pResidency isn't so far-fetched, after all.

[colorado_ufo]

16. This makes a lot of pieces fit together.

[bronxiteforever]

17. K&R

[Joinfortmill]

18. OMG. I've heard rumors, but this is appalling

Someone needs to OUT him.

[unitedwethrive]

19. Why doesn't the press want to dig into this?

Lots of people must know about it, I don't understand the silence.

[Nasruddin]

20. The risks

The likelikhood of being able to prove it is small.

The likelihood that it won't matter one bit is very high.

The potential of a costly reaction from a vengeful president is high.

[unitedwethrive]

21. So by being a vindictive asshole he has scared people away from telling the truth?

What have we become?

[duforsure]

22. Would one hair of his

Taken and looked at show his drug abuse? If so someone should get that hair to the lab to prove he's under the influence of drugs. This should be done , and soon especially after a out of control weekend at his resort. Even his maids should be collecting his hair for the feds to use. A drug sting then perhaps. Go in and get all the evidence . Expose his dealers. Expose him! We're his employer.