You’re Not Going Crazy! Trump Really is THAT Evil and Stupid

And I did change the name of a certain lake to Lake America. Just like I changed the name of the Gulf of of Mexico to Gulf of America and people in this country love it. >> As an American, I can confirm that President Trump is right. We do in fact love when he changes the name of things or when he puts his name on things that are already named. When I found out that he changed the name of the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America, I actually shed a single tear and I remember uttering the words, "Thank you, Mr. President." to myself. I was just I was ecstatic. And when I found out that he changed the name of Lake Ontario to Lake America, I was actually in public and specifically I was at a bar and the bartender got everybody to be quiet so that way he could turn up the volume on the television. And when I heard the Fox News host break the news, everybody erupted in applause and I distinctly remember when an elderly gentleman with a MAGA hat rolled up to me in his mobility scooter and he said, "America's back, young man." to which I responded, "You're god damn right." And when I said those words, everybody in the room clapped. So, it brings me immense pleasure to let you know that the president is doing the thing that we love again. You know, he might be losing the war to Iran, sure, but little did Iran know he still has one last trick up his sleeve. It's the ultimate Trump card, pun intended. So, CNBC reports that Trump is considering renaming the Strait of Hormuz to the Trump Strait. Oh, [ __ ] yeah. Oh, love that. I know you're all watching or listening looking like Randy from South Park right now. Iran is never going to recover from this. They're finished. They're done. Pack it up, Iran. It's over for you. >> [laughter] >> Every day I'm becoming the Joker a little more. But in all seriousness, I genuinely don't know how much more of this I I actually take. Like literally, I might not be able to handle this. We've been dealing with this man now for a decade, and it still all feels surreal. And I'd be lying if I said that I wasn't at least a little bit amused from time to time because having a toddler as a president does sometimes create comedic situations. For example, MapQuest surged to the top of the charts in the App Store because they refused to change the name of Lake Ontario. And it's even funnier to think about how Maddie's going to be when he's out of power and all of the companies currently kowtowing to him immediately change the names of everything back to what they were because there's not going to be anything he can do about that. He'll be apoplectic, and all he can do is [ __ ] his pants and tweet about it. But in all honesty, I really don't think that I'm ever going to get over the fact that this is America's first dictator. And I've made this point before, so it's not like a revolutionary comment, but it's something I think about a lot. I always expected America's first authoritarian strongman to be some intelligent, suave sociopath, but instead, it's this dumb orange pedophile with a neck [ __ ] It's hilarious in a sad way. Like, it's actually unbelievable that this is reality. This is the timeline we've all entered into, and I know that we're eventually going to be asked by future generations what it was like to witness the reign of Donald Trump, but I'm not going to be able to offer anybody a coherent response because it's hard to just exist without constantly disassociating because the [ __ ] is making me feel like I'm going crazy, and I know I'm not alone. And even though there's a light at the end of the tunnel, I still worry that things are going to get worse before they get better because it's like he is trying to make people go even more crazy by upping the ante with every dumb little [ __ ] thing that he does. For example, on August 31st, he tweeted that Iran is dead, and he went on to call for their leaders to be tried for crimes against humanity. And this type of tweet right here is exactly what I'm talking about. He's the one who is destroying international law. Literally, his own Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, announced his intent to dismantle the ICC so American and Israeli war criminals will never be held accountable for their war crimes. And to add insult to injury, he's tweeting this less than a week after we learned that he bombed a wedding in southern Iran, which killed four people including children, by the way. And as a result, the Iranian Red Crescent referred American leaders to The Hague for prosecution, writing, "Given the reported civilian character of the location as the venue of a family wedding ceremony, as well as the presence of civilians at the site, the incident raises serious concerns under international law and warrants an independent, impartial, thorough, and effective investigation." But I mean, this is why he's dismantling the ICC because he wants to be able to commit war crimes with impunity himself. But he wants there to be an international law that he's exempt from, right? It just arrests non-American war criminals. But American war criminals, you can't touch them because they can't commit war crimes because they're perfect, right? We're always spreading democracy when we drop bombs in other countries and we're only bombing the bad guys. We're not the bad guys, right? Now, let's not forget that Trump also murdered more than 150 children in a school bombing in Iran. Yet, this guy has the audacity to call for the prosecution of other world leaders while simultaneously dismantling the actual body that holds war criminals accountable. I mean, it's outrageous. It feels like he's just [ __ ] with us sometimes, doesn't it? Like he's trying to go out of his way to be as outrageous and contradictory as possible just to make us feel like we're going crazy. And he's been doing this for years. Think about it. He tore up the Iran nuclear agreement because he didn't like that Obama did it. But what did he do? He tried to strike up a deal that's almost identical to the JCPOA himself. It makes no sense. He also bombed Iran in 2025, subsequently claimed that their nuclear capacity has been obliterated after said bombing, and then less than a year later, what does he do? He contradicts himself and bombs them again because he was afraid that they would get a nuclear weapon after saying that their nuclear capacity was obliterated. It's just so exhausting. And with regard to Canada, a country that he sparked a trade war with for no reason, let's remember that he renegotiated NAFTA in his first term, and then struck a new deal with them called the USMCA, the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, but when he came back the second time, he claimed that that deal he negotiated was bad, struck up a new deal, then violated that one, and then created more deals, and like violated them multiple times. Now, I've lost count. And now we're in a standoff with Canada for no reason whatsoever. I feel like the amount of contradictions and lies he's bombarding us with is going to lead to some kind of long-term brain damage or something because this can't be healthy for society. We've been deprived of stability for so long. The world has been deprived of stability for so long because of this guy that it feels like he's in some ways rewiring our brains or molding us in a certain way inadvertently to like change the way that we as a species react to world leaders. I don't even know what I'm trying to say. Just feels like all of the [ __ ] that he's doing can't be good for us physically and mentally. And it's not just Trump, to be clear. It's his cabinet officials, too. J.D. Vance, for example, like he said some [ __ ] that led me to believe that he is the least self-aware person in the history of humanity, but I know that that's not the case. I know he's saying what he's saying to gaslight us and make us feel like we're going crazy. For example, just listen to what he said on a recent podcast about the sinister presence he feels when he's around world leaders. >> Have you ever been in a room, though, like in Washington that feels spiritually dark? Cuz I've been in a room that's like, okay, you feel like Satan is is presently here or there's blatant evil. Have Have you ever felt that? Just being in a room with around power, influence, stuff like that? >> Yeah, so so so definitely though less like a room itself and more sometimes like people that that are around you sometimes give you a very very bad feeling. Um you know, I I I've definitely you know, I I've been in meetings with world leaders where various issues are being discussed and somebody will say something or somebody will make an observation and I will like feel a certain darkness about it and I've kind of like it sort of sets off every spiritual alarm bell in my body like whatever that person just said, I need to be very careful because that's not that's not a great thing. So, I'd say I feel it more around people necessarily than places. >> Hey J.D. Vance, the call is coming from inside the house, my man. You're one of the world leaders with a dark presence as is your boss, a mass-murdering pedophile who'll go down as the most corrupt president in United States history. It's astonishing to me that they can commit mass atrocities, supported genocide in Palestine as well as an ethnic cleansing in Lebanon, espouse white supremacist conspiracy theories, purge the country of black and brown immigrants, and yet they still think that they're the good guys. How can you think you're a good guy when you're doing super villain [ __ ] Like this is what I mean when I say it feels like they're trying to make us go crazy. They literally relish in being villains and share videos of black immigrants in chains while gleefully celebrating their deportations, yet they think that they're the ones doing God's work. It almost makes me wish that God was real and that there was an afterlife because the thought that these people will never face any accountability or punishment for all of their crimes against humanity really is almost too much to bear. So, I would take comfort knowing that someone like JD Vance and Trump would burn in hell for all of the [ __ ] that they're doing, for all of the pain that they're causing. And it's not just the death and destruction that they're causing, it's the long-term damage that they're also doing to our democracy. I mean, Trump is literally trying to steal the next election in front of our very eyes. He's not even trying to hide it. As Media I reports, he's promising to put a so-called election integrity army in every state. On top of that, his Republican cronies are removing polling places in mostly black and brown communities in states like Texas, so that way they can stop Democrats from beating Republicans on their own turf. And the US Postal Service is defying courts to implement an illegal executive order designed by Trump to disenfranchise millions of people who vote by mail. And if all of this fails, The Guardian reports about how experts are concerned that he's currently laying the groundwork to declare a national emergency, presumably to just cancel the election altogether or steal it by force if it doesn't go his way. And he's, of course, getting help from the Supreme Court, too, who just allowed his blatantly unconstitutional executive order to go through. But with regard to his mail-in voting scheme in particular, I want you to hear from the attorney for the Democratic Party, Marc Elias, because he's going to go over a whistleblower complaint about Trump's mail-in voting scheme with the US Postal Service. And he explains it in a way that really puts it into perspective because this is such a brazen act of electoral sabotage, of electoral theft that it would make tinpot dictators blush. >> The United States Postal Service acted in violation of court orders when it continued to build a portal that would restrict how states could send out mail-in ballots even when it was blocked by a federal judge. So, essentially, what they are saying is the federal court in Massachusetts issued a series of orders that were upheld by the first circuit and during the period when those orders were in effect that said that the US Postal Service may not take any steps to effectuate this proposed rule or new rule or Donald Trump's executive order, different things at different phases. Well, the Postal Service was taking steps in violation of that court order. But the second allegation is that the actual portal that they are building, well, it's garbage. It won't work and it will disenfranchise tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands, perhaps even millions of Americans who seek to get an absentee ballot because the way in which it is built will lead to rejections of entire batches of voters for no good reason. >> And that's kind of the whole point. You find one discrepancy in a batch from a particular zip code that happens to lean Democratic and unfortunately for everybody in that one zip code, none of them get a ballot. Oops, so sad. I mean, they might as well engage in ballot stuffing at this point. That's how brazen they're being. Now, that's just an overview of the allegations from the whistleblower and I would highly encourage you to watch Mark's entire 25-minute breakdown because it gives you a sense of how rogue and lawless the Trump regime is and it demonstrates the lengths that he is willing to go to outright steal this [ __ ] election. And just not enough people are concerned about this, right? But I I can't really blame them because everybody feels burnt out and helpless because no matter how bad things get, it's clear that Trump is never ever going to be held accountable for any of the crimes he's committing. He was elected to be president after he tried to overthrow the US government. January 6th should have sealed his fate and he's president again. I can't get over that fact. Like that fact alone, it truly speaks volumes to the insanity of the Trump era. And in a weird way, it's almost like people's brains are responding to Trump in the same way that their brains respond to climate change. In the sense that the danger he poses is so overwhelming that you can't help but just try to not think about it if you're privileged enough to be able to not think about it for now, to just kind of put it out of your mind. But that's a real problem because we should be more engaged now than ever since he's backed into a political corner and he's becoming increasingly dangerous as a result of it. But regardless of what happens, you know, we still have to survive and do what we can to just not go insane ourselves. So, you know, regardless of what happens, I think it's important to recalibrate by reminding ourselves from time to time that he's not going to be president forever as hard as he tries and we're not going crazy. It might feel like we're going crazy because of all of the [ __ ] that we're seeing on a daily basis, but him making us feel crazy doesn't mean that we are going crazy. At least I hope that's not the case anyway. >> Do yourself a favor and click the join button on YouTube to become a member. Cuz Max is doing a great job. Getting to watch his videos before everyone else is tremendous. Many people are saying this. Join today, folks. You won't regret it.