In the event that you needed more evidence

[malaise]

that interview with the Slobfather should now convince you that he is stark, raving mad.

[Lovie777]

1. He's been that way for majority of his life..................

rich, spoiled, entitled, privileged and don't give a damn.

[Dustlawyer]

20. Malignant Narcissism is a personality disorder, not a mental illness.

There is no cure or treatment, it is who he is. This is why he should not be allowed a mental illness excuse.

[Whattaguy]

24. Exactly

Narcissists and most Type B disordered personalities know what they are doing is wrong, but do it anyway. Sadism is a heckuva drug.

[OneGrassRoot]

30. Thank you for that succinct differentiation...

I often see personality disorders described as a mental illness.

[Duncanpup]

2. I missed it Malaise.

It sounds like he was off the rails as usual.

[2naSalit]

21. From what I saw of it...

Lawrence had a long segment about it. His sweater is about unraveled up the the armpits at this point.

[Duncanpup]

22. 😂

[leftyladyfrommo]

3. When was this? I missed it.. nt

[MisterG]

6. Interview with Bret Baier.

Don't miss it!

[GoCubsGo]

4. Well, he's scared shitless and panicking, anyway.

The stench from his Depends has got to be overwhelming. Hal Sparks covered the interview on his show last night. It was bonkers. I had to look twice to see who Trump was talking to, because if one was only listening, they'd think it was a Chris Hayes or Lawrence O'Donnell-type interviewer.

[Bluethroughu]

5. He's so scared his toupee is losing hair.

He's a mess.

It's fun to watch.

He deserves every minute of against, until he's sitting on a shared jail cell toilet for all to see.

[AZ8theist]

7. I posted earlier....

About him "tan, rested, and ready" bullshit....



More like scared shitless, STILL stupid, and STILL A PATHOLOGICAL LIAR.

[Maeve]

8. Better than the interview was Lawrence O'Donnell's discussion of it

[malaise]

10. Agree

[Captain Zero]

12. Word Salad is a Symptom

Lots of symptoms there.

[2naSalit]

23. YES!!

Thank you for posting. I watched it live last night and was glad he covered it this way. Watching the faces of the three experts was a good idea. I can just imagine the conversations between them off camera.

[NoMoreRepugs]

27. How big of a f'en box would it take to contain the Buttwipes pants?

He must be practicing his standup routine.

[JanLip]

36. The SOB

Could go on TV, jump up and down and scream he’s quilty as hell and still be running loose and shooting his mouth off. Please DOJ do what needs to be done. Put his ass in prison for all our sakes.


Jan

[gab13by13]

9. Trump's niece, Mary,

said because he is a Narcissist he believes he will get away with everything. I think the E. Jean Carroll verdict put some chinks in that way of thinking. If Jack Smith could get Trump to trial before the election it would get real for Trump, I think he would have a nervous breakdown.

[wnylib]

33. He is just realizing what a trap he's in with Jack Smith and the courts.

He is desperately hoping that a combination of public opinion and the election will give him an escape. So he pleads his case in his usual way on TV to influence his followers. Yet his usual way (dissembling, gaslighting) just gives Smith more fodder for the trial.

The arrests and convictions of so many of his insurrectionist faithful remove them from his "army" of defense and inhibits others from stepping forward to that extreme. I guess it's still possible that he has some allies to develop a more successful, strategic plan for overthrowing the government. With skilled people and a good strategy of where and when to strike, I suppose they could do some damage. But, even if he still has dedicated people able and willing to go that far, he couldn't succeed in a takeover by force.

He hopes now that, if he can convince enough people that he is being politically railroaded, he will get elected and be able to pardon himself.

Grasping at anything.

[wolfie001]

11. He needed more time to extract the docs that would.....

.....secure the $2 billion dollar deal with the Saudis, right? Maybe some other side deals as well?

[Captain Zero]

13. Well he wasn't busy with the transition to Biden, so

Maybe the insurrection was taking up a lot of his time to sort out his golf shirts?

[wolfie001]

14. He's such a stupid fat pig

I'm really enjoying this whole shebang. Cheers

[Traildogbob]

17. I think the

SS has derailed accounts of every damn minute on the golf courses. Too busy😂😂!

[2naSalit]

25. But he had...

Four years of "Administrative time" nearly every morning that lasted until noon. We all thought he was doing his hair and painting his face when he was rooting through our national secrets and performing shakedowns of world leaders.

And he had boxes with him wherever he went, according to some reporting I've seen recently, as well as confessing to it last night.


Then there's golf. More major corporate and international agreements are made on golf courses than in conference and boardrooms.

Almost too much to digest.

[Martin Eden]

15. What does that say about the millions of voters who believe him?

And about the Republican Party?

[Beartracks]

16. Even without Trump, TrumpISM is a huge problem for the GOP and the country.

Trump tapped into what was already there.

==========

[Martin Eden]

18. Yes, he is a symptom and a monster who exploited what was already there

And the he has so many accomplices in the GOP establishment because their grip on power depends on gullible voters willing to swallow lies -- along with the basket of deplorables who relish the cruelty and fascism.

[thesquanderer]

19. Which interview?

ETA: never mind, I saw your post #10 which confirmed what you were referring to. But more info in the OP would help. We're not psychic. Really, we're not all aware of what's being shown on TV, when, and where. And some of us who don't log in all the time may come across your posts many hours after when you posted, so for example, there could have been another interview broadcast elsewhere after the one you were referring to. Context is always helpful.

[2naSalit]

26. See post #8.

[ejbr]

28. I thought he made some good points

...for Jack Smith

[malaise]

29. You win the thread

😀😀

[ejbr]

31. :)

[Johnny2X2X]

32. It was a disaster for him, even on FOX

But the economy, but but Isis, but but but the dog ate my homework.

The economy wasn't all that great under him, if that's what he's running on, the 2019 economy with 2% GDP growth, stagnent wages, and piss poor job growth, good luck. And that was before his mismanagement of Covid crushed the US economy in 2020.

And ISIS, not only are they still around, but they were mostly weakened because Trump gave Syria to Russia.

Even FOX News thinks he's going to get convicted.

[ExWhoDoesntCare]

34. He's not a nutter at all

He's a BSer extraordinaire who's desperate to say anything, do anything that might keep him out of jail.

His problem is that he's too stupid to know what will work and what won't.

That's not crazy. That's just stupid.

[Skittles]

35. he's just doing what he has always done

but this time, Jack Smith will have none of it

[malaise]

37. Yes he is😀😀

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