Trump: "This guy, I call him Mohammed El-Fayad. Some people call him Abdul. I call him Mohammed. Somebody said, 'why?' I said, I don't know. I feel like it."
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This is practically proof that game adaptations with original stories will always be superior to lazy adaptations that merely try to mimic the game stories and characters
After watching A Face in the Crowd yesterday it is so hard not to envision this when Trump speaks. At one point Andy Griffith is just roasting a senator because he has a combover, too boring, not exciting. He says politicians don't need honestly, they just need to be loved.
Trump: "And then I said. 'I don't really like the way Ken talks.' And then I said something that they really hated. 'Please, sir, don't say it, sir.' So I'm not going to say it, but I'll tell you what I was thinking about. I don't really like the way he looks."
I can’t believe this is real. FOIA records appear to show Kash Patel directing his team to find accounts critizing him and respond. An aide warned that replying to “RetardFinder” would “look bad on you,” and Patel complained about the tweet views.
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Railway companies were insanely evil, did a lot of damage to this country, and we needed to create special agencies to get them to stop being evil. Probably a really instructive case here