Donald Trump said in 2019 that a record high stock market should be enough reason to reelect him

Wonder if feels that way now when it comes to Biden?

Trump predicted that the stock market will collapse if Biden was elected. Think he’ll take that back?

Then in late 2023, Trump complained about our record, high stock market stating it was only making rich people richer.

The only way that Trump is going to be able to differentiate himself from Biden when it comes to the economy is to run on a solid platform on reducing government and slashing spending. But he’s not doing that. In fact, he wants even more spending. That’s why he wants to weaken the dollar and lower interest rates

'Biden(OBAMA) wants the country to be more racist than it is'..

Whether one believes Trump was robbed or not, there’s no denying that the 2020 election was a mess and things were allowed to happen that should not have been allowed

The mass mail in voting for one. Ballot  boxes all over the place inviting mischief is another. And another is what the Pennsylvania Supreme Court did, and that is near the election,  change the dates that were agreed upon by the legislature the deadline date for mail in ballots

And I won’t leave out the Zuckerberg Ballot harvesting

And what dumb idea is it that you shouldn’t have to have a verifiable address or an ID when voting?

A lot of this should’ve been challenged by the Trump campaign before the election, but they didn’t. And Trump discouraging people from voting early, didn’t help him, either. Mail in ballots and early voting heavily favored Biden as a result

Covid was used as an excuse for every dumb idea regarding the economy, spending, and elections

These are examples of the incompetence of the Trump administration

First the obvious disclaimer. Maher was there to hawk a book, and not give any indication of changing ideological teams.  Quite a price to land him for the show.  GG allowed him an entire block to allow him to discuss.  Still,  this is the biggest high profile guest he's landed. 

I think the intent was showing that there is a lot of agreement, if we forego and tone down the rhetoric.  Show did try to focus on agreeing, rather than red meat that Gutfeld throws to the crowd.  Common ground. seemed the theme.

Mahner did go into his Trump insurrectionist rant. He also made a point that it was important to differentiate Liberalism and "Woke".  He seems to think that the two really need to be decoupled.     

Over all, minimal friction.   And I for one, have always thought that Maher was 75% reasonable, and a TV political pundit that is a rare rational Liberal.  Disagree with him 95% of the time,  still, he often provides an interesting take to the counter POV.

Bill Maher is probably closer to a 1980s, maybe mid 90s, liberal Democrat versus what makes up the Democratic Party today.

Both Bragg and James promised to bankrupt Trump and now they have to deliver on that promise.

But it appears this case is collapsing on them. No way would Stone ever vote for Trump. But you can agree that this case is bogus and still not vote for Trump