Don Jr. called into Charlie Kirk's show amid indictment-gate. Trump supporters are of the notion that their hero is above the law. None of us have seen the evidence yet that was presented to the grand jury, but they're attacking the rule of law.
Interestingly, Charles formed his question in a way that suggests that the grand jury is destroying the rule of law. We know he's probably talking about Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, but the grand jury decided to indict him.
"What is your response to the Republican party that is groveling while we see the destruction of the rule of law, the targeting of a former president, and the turning of a chapter into America into an America that is not free and it is not just what is your reaction to that?" he asked Junior.
"Well, listen, we just, we can't elect anyone like this ever again," the indicted former President's son said. "I mean, this is why we are in the position that we're in because they continuously and constantly bend their knee, they cave in, you know, whatever it may be, whatever whim of the radical left."
He somehow veered off-topic to talk about the trans community. At least, I think he said trans. I do not speak Cocaine, so it's hard to tell.
"We see that in the trans (?) movement these days where they're going, they're victim-blaming innocent children, gun in cold blood by a sociopath," he continued. "And that's not a hate crime. But if you're a concerned parent who goes to a teacher's PTA meeting, not want your Children to be indoctrinated, you're a domestic terrorist."
Dude, CPAC called your party domestic terrorists. Just thought I'd mention that.
"But this instance of, you know, the excuses that never ends," he said after making excuses for his criminally indicted father. "I mean, it feels like it's off-topic, but it's not because it's so extreme."
"And we have example after example of this where our quote-unquote leadership just bends the need to the other side because it's in an easy existence in Washington DC to be a weak Republican," he added.
Well now. It sure sounds like Junior is angry with Republicans, and I think that's great. Trump could form his own party out of bitterness toward the GOP, then split the ticket. Keep talking, assclown.
On an aside, does Charlie Kirk's head appear to be getting larger?
