At a Town Hall in Detroit, Trump Asks Vance: ‘How Brilliant Is Donald Trump?’

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Senator JD Vance of Ohio was about two-thirds of the way through a televised town hall — taking questions from voters in downtown Detroit on Thursday — when he received an unexpected cold call from his boss.

“I do have a question,” former President Donald J. Trump said on speakerphone during the NewsNation broadcast. “I think it would be quite an interesting one. The answer should be easy.”

“How brilliant is Donald Trump?” Mr. Trump asked, referring to himself in the third person.

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At a Town Hall in Detroit, Trump Asks Vance: ‘How Brilliant Is Donald Trump?’

Former President Donald J. Trump phoned in during a televised town hall with voters, surprising his running mate.
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Hume said:
Senator JD Vance of Ohio was about two-thirds of the way through a televised town hall — taking questions from voters in downtown Detroit on Thursday — when he received an unexpected cold call from his boss.

“I do have a question,” former President Donald J. Trump said on speakerphone during the NewsNation broadcast. “I think it would be quite an interesting one. The answer should be easy.”

“How brilliant is Donald Trump?” Mr. Trump asked, referring to himself in the third person.

www.nytimes.com

At a Town Hall in Detroit, Trump Asks Vance: ‘How Brilliant Is Donald Trump?’

Former President Donald J. Trump phoned in during a televised town hall with voters, surprising his running mate.
www.nytimes.com www.nytimes.com
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I would like to hear and read it but paywall.
I can just hear Vance almost choking and having one hell of a time answering that question, Then trying to answering it Honestly That had to be something to see.
 
anonymoose said:
Well I stopped after 15 + minutes but I will continue. Jordan Peterson is always well versed and convincing.
Thanks for this.
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Peterson is one of the planets premier experts on personality, and is someone I have been listening very carefully to for many years.

"These are mutants trying to save the normies" is a very interesting idea I have not heard before.
 
I am not sure I like this super dramatic version of Peterson....he has been told for a couple of years that visible angry Peterson upset with our betrayal turns people off.....maybe this is the replacement.

It never bothered me, anger is the proper response to abuse, even our own.
 
"I am not going to listen to Peterson because he is too angry" earns a "Stupid hurts in this particular universe"
 
I used to on my grapevine hear a lot of "We have been very negative, we need to find something positive to say otherwise the audience wont like it".

Thankfully that seems to have gone away.

Tell the Truth.
 
At one point three of Petersons best friends had a intervention, set him down telling him that displays of anger are counter productive no matter how justified.

He was not completely convinced , but he tried with varying degrees of success to stop it.

Peterson is a tell the truth guy, maybe the audience needs to get over it.
 
Hawkeye10 said:
Interesting: Peterson is one of the very few who agree with me that Trump is not a narcissist.
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Would you say he's actually a giving person, careful about the feelings of others, a family man, a good neighbor,
always there with a helping hand?

The Donald Trump we've learned to love.
 
Hume said:
Senator JD Vance of Ohio was about two-thirds of the way through a televised town hall — taking questions from voters in downtown Detroit on Thursday — when he received an unexpected cold call from his boss.

“I do have a question,” former President Donald J. Trump said on speakerphone during the NewsNation broadcast. “I think it would be quite an interesting one. The answer should be easy.”

“How brilliant is Donald Trump?” Mr. Trump asked, referring to himself in the third person.

www.nytimes.com

At a Town Hall in Detroit, Trump Asks Vance: ‘How Brilliant Is Donald Trump?’

Former President Donald J. Trump phoned in during a televised town hall with voters, surprising his running mate.
www.nytimes.com www.nytimes.com
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Demanding your subordinate grovel and worship you could get you fired from many jobs.
 
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