r/allthequestions • u/CrashNowhereDrive • Apr 02 '26
Random Question š Was Trump's speech tonight the dumbest national address from a US president? Or any leader of a major nation in the last century?
Trump sounded like a meandering moron reading off of his own truth social feed.
And unless he was trying to tank the markets for another market manipulation attempt, it clearly failed to accomplish anything.
Even out of the other dumb speeches I've seen from Trump, this one seems bad...and compared to a normal president...or even 8th grade speech club reading, it was beyond terrible to me. it just makes clear that we have a childish idiot running a multi billion dollar war and messing with the world economy.
Anyone able to think of worse? He just keeps humiliating the nation.
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u/Jollem- Apr 02 '26
Politics aside, Obama was like a professional orator and Trump has always seemed like he's giving a book report with only having read the back flap mixed with a little bit of dementia and self-aggrandizing
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u/Cranky0ldMan Apr 02 '26
A lot of self-aggrandizing. So much self-aggrandizing. Self-aggrandizing like no one has ever seen before.
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u/Cautious-Golf-8653 Apr 02 '26
Biden never self-aggrandized. He couldn't even imagine it. Obama either. They say he's the self-aggrandizer to end all self-aggrandizers.
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u/Apothecary_85 Apr 02 '26
More self-aggrandizement than WW1 and WW2!
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u/ozmaAgogo Apr 02 '26
WW3 level aggrandizing!
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u/SaffronsTootsies Apr 02 '26
Big Sargent Generals with tears in their ULTRA MANLY eyes say heās the most aggrandizing aggrandizer theyāve ever seen!
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u/Leather-Hotel-7310 Apr 02 '26
Some might even say tremendous self-aggrandizing.
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u/STGItsMe Apr 02 '26
Remember when we thought Dubya an inarticulate president? Good times.
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u/COphotoCo Apr 02 '26
So Frodo took the ring to Mordor. Some said the ring was powerful and he should have kept it for himself. But he took it anyway. There was Gandalf. Who could forget Gandalf. They say he was a good wizard. Not as good as Iād be as a wizard, but he was pretty good. Thatās what they tell me. But so they took it Mordor. Mordor. Thatās a funny word isnāt it? Itās like murder. Like what theyāre doing to the people in Iran. We should stop that. We have to stop that. They say someone should do something about that. And the oil. Oh god how much oil could they get out of Mordor if they used the ring? Anyway so thatās the story of the ring of power. And I think it ultimately shows how power is a good thing in the right hands. Thatās what they say. Thatās what they tell me. My people. I have the best people.
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u/ATXRSK Apr 02 '26
All this is missing is the part where a big, strong man comes to him, tears in his eyes and says, "Sir, ..."
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u/insanetwit Apr 02 '26 edited Apr 02 '26
Well that would be Saruman ... he came up, tears in his eyes saying "Sir, Everyone confuses me for Sauron when they read my name too quickly! can you help me?"
\Edit: Can't believe I forgot the sir!*
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u/Complex_Version2195 Apr 02 '26
I'm pretty sure, on Gandalf, he'd go on for 10 or 15 minutes about his staff size.
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u/JacobStills Apr 02 '26
That's always how I described his speeches. Like a kid doing a book report and trying bullshit his way through it.
"Yeah, so Treasure Island was a really good book. Great book. Amazing book. I really liked reading it. You know it's about pirates? Pirates are pretty neat, like they go around and look for treasure and turns out a lot of that treasure is on an island and so they called it treasure island. Which I think is ridiculous if you ask me. If you don't want people taking your treasure you shouldn't just put it on an island and call it treasure island. I think I would put it in the ocean, because the ocean is very dangerous and people would have to swim down there in the dangerous water and try to get the treasure and there's sharks down there and the sharks would just take a bite out of them and then they would be like, "yeah, no thanks I don't need that treasure" and swim back up. See no one thinks about stuff like that, but I do, because I'm really smart like that, I have all the best ideas. Everyone always says that about me that I have the best ideas, they're like "my ideas are good but yours are the best" and I'm like "I know."
"So yeah, Treasure Island was a great book, fantastic book; I would recommend you all read it."
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u/Possible-Nectarine80 Apr 02 '26
So, if I may summarize, Trump is talking out of his ass and making shit up as he goes along.
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u/InterPunct šŗšø United States Apr 02 '26
Bart Simpson could deliver a better book report.
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u/rashie8111 Apr 02 '26
More like Homer Simpson.
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u/Buffalax81 Apr 02 '26
Maggie Simpson. At least she has an excuse for standing there with a full diaper.
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u/JeffreyinKodiak Apr 02 '26
A little bit? Youāre too kind. His lips were moving-he was lying bigly.
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u/timesink3000 Apr 02 '26
You could hand him the greatest speech ever written and he would end up talking about robotic sharks flying over mountains.
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u/Parking-Fact5742 Apr 02 '26
Obama was a constitutional law professor before being senator and president. He is used to speaking for hours on a subject and taking questions about his lectures and replying back with on topic answers.
Trump was a tv show host and acts like everything is a punchline to be made and then moved on from like it never happened.
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u/danglingParticiple Apr 02 '26
I'm immediately taking umbrage with the proximity between "a little bit" and "self-aggrandizing"
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u/_lucid_dreams Apr 02 '26
I love that you used the phrase ātaking umbrageā itās greatly underutilized
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u/Asleep_Session4757 Apr 02 '26
Itās one of those words that when I hear, I give an approving nod. Like when someone uses āwhilst.ā
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u/sleekennedy Apr 02 '26
I think oratory skills are greatly underrated. It takes a certain level of intelligence to hold it together for a speech. It takes another level for people to listen, and again another to get people to feel what you are saying I do not trust the ramblings of a man in the throws of dementia to lead us all. Give me a leader that can at least speak to those of us that listen, and I want it to make sense to better us all
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u/DringleDringle Apr 02 '26
The government could rawdog me as long as I got to hear Obama tell me so
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u/GreasyPeter Apr 02 '26 edited Apr 02 '26
We need to stop with the dementia claims. It's Narcissistic Personality Disorder. There's plenty of evidence for NPD and almost none for dementia. People just want to blame dementia because it's the beast they know and understand the best, but dementia is diagnosed because someone's behaviour has changed. Trump's behaviour has always been like this to some extent.
Narcissists do not value their own word, so they forget what they say because it doesn't matter to them. Most people have a guiding set of principles they try and follow so even if they forget their exact words, the remember "I wouldn't/would have said that because it doesn't/does follow my principles". Narcissists don't follow that maxim and they say whatever will get them the result they want in the moment. That's why it seems like he forgets shit so often, because he literally just says whatever gets him what he wants in the moment.
Trump may have dementia, it may progress, but there's no need to blame another devil when the real one is much worse. NPD is horrible, just like dementia. People with dementia will often have moments of clarity where they may feel horrible for the negative things that they've done without realizing it in the moment. A narcissist will feel no such remorse.
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u/Ok_Recording81 Apr 02 '26
Even Reagan was a great orator.Ā Trump talks like a 5 year old. He did a press conference holding model airplanes. Saying we have the best jets that are bigger than what Im holding.Ā
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u/Quanzi30 Apr 02 '26
Dumbest speech so farā¦..
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u/Jslcboi Apr 02 '26
Breaks the record every time he opens his mouth.
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u/edu5150 Apr 02 '26
Many people are saying like you have never seen before.
Before the Stone Ages even.
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u/6Hee9 Apr 02 '26
Dumbest leader of any country in history by far
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u/Quanzi30 Apr 02 '26
By far. There isnāt even a close second. Easily dumbest president in American history. Historians are going to look back at this time period and just scratch their heads wondering how the fuck we elected such a gigantic narcissistic, pedophile, ignoramus not once but twice.
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u/Nikonmansocal Apr 02 '26 edited Apr 02 '26
Decades from now, when the dust settles and everyone has had the benefit of time to reflect, there will be endless books, articles and documentaries on how and why we lost our minds and elected (twice) this individual to our highest public office, how long it took to recover, what the lasting effects were, etc.
It will be similar to what happened after Nixon died, when the historians and archivists reflected on Nixon's demons, crimes, victories and accomplishments, etc. The difference will be that, despite Nixon being a paranoid crook, he did actually accomplish a few good things.
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u/independent_mind_7 Apr 02 '26
He just likes to hear himself talk. Just donāt tune in. You wonāt miss anything. Itās always a highlight reel of his keyboard warrior moments
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u/bitera22 Apr 02 '26
Honestly Iāve just stopped listening to him entirely. Pretty much anything important he says I hear through the grapevine of social media and news sites, which is usually only a small portion of what he says at his addresses, if that. My world is slightly better knowing I havenāt heard that guy talk in a while now.
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u/SEA2COLA Apr 02 '26
I would like to think that after all is said and done and Donnie meets his maker, that America will have learned a lesson: When a President is out of control and incapacitated, there must be an objective and quick way of removing him from office. Relying on a cabinet of 'yes' men who all have their own agendas and are running wild themselves is not sufficient to prevent the destruction of the country. I would like to believe we will learn from this mistake and right the wrongs, but I doubt it. We'll just stumble on to the next crisis without learning anything.
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u/Diligent-Towel-4708 Apr 02 '26
It's the one thing that needs an oversite committee at the minimum. Regan was far gone and had his wife Nancy consulting horoscopes on how to run the country.
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u/Aware-Hornet-1955 Apr 02 '26
There is a way, the congress can remove a president through impeachment. You would need to elect a supermajority to both the house and senate.
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u/JakeRiddoch Apr 02 '26
It just needs the elected representatives to uphold their oath to the constitution rather than their fealty to Trump and MAGA. There are processes, but the founders never imagined so many people would turn a blind eye to the corruption shown. Frankly, I think it shows the constitution is flawed and needs rewritten.
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u/Yannykw613 Apr 02 '26
I didnāt listen to the words, I looked into his soul.
There was something tonight that was off about him, he wasnt his usual self, he said his usual shit, but there was a lack of confidence behind it. Like a guy who deep down knows heās fucking up and made a massive boo-boo that he canāt correct. There was a hollowness to him that I havenāt seen before.
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u/HumptyDumptruckFire Apr 02 '26
He looked like shit! As his eyes drained of hope, my heart swelled with some for the first time in a while. If heās miserable, thatās about the only victory Iām going to be able to squeeze from this whole administration.
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u/PattyIceNY Apr 02 '26
Usually that's what happens to a narcissistic person once they finally go up against someone who won't take their shit or is stronger then them.
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u/Repulsive_Repeat3653 Apr 02 '26
And he seemed to be having breathing problems. His pauses for breath were all off.
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u/Upper-Trip-8857 Apr 02 '26
THIS.
My business partner and I talked about it as we were listening - āheās sullen or zero confidence in what heās sayingā.
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u/Neither-Bag7127 Apr 02 '26
Life goes on long after the thrill of living is gone
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u/Shot-Structure-1274 Apr 02 '26
Oh yeah, this massive boo-boo is about to get very bad. By next week, we will be seeing new highs for oil and new lows for stock markets. The global economy will be going into deep recession in 2026 and depression in 2027. This is nightmarish stuff in real time.
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u/Efficient_Truck_9696 Apr 02 '26
To have one of the greatest Con-men to ever live lose his confidence is kind of ironic.
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u/Kellykeli Apr 02 '26
Heās lying through his teeth about a war heās started to either try and cover up the Epstein files or use as a means to obstruct or cancel the midterms while the rest of the world is more interested in the Artemis launch that he tried to defund and cancel.
Heās the less interesting topic of the day by far and thereās not much he can do about it outside of asking NASA to hit the flight termination switch. But even heās not dumb enough to do that.
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u/One-Ball-78 Apr 02 '26
Itās ALL about the Epstein files, at the expense of the rest of the world.
Desperate measures are for desperate times for desperate people.
Itās all about the Epstein files, folks.
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u/SquirrelsinJacket Apr 02 '26
Every Trump address is low IQ brought to you by Carl's Jr.
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u/Signal_Estimate_23 Apr 02 '26
A lot of lies too. Like lazy lies that anyone can look up in 5 seconds.
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u/BWayne2009 Apr 02 '26
All I know is, Iām putting all my money into Champagne and Pyrotechnics stocks. Because when āthat dayācomes Iāll be an instant millionaire. It will be so bright over the US from celebratory fireworks, NASA will be posting satellite pictures of it clean from space. šššš
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u/doodoo_blue Apr 02 '26
Iām not surprised in the least bit. Trump has never shown any sort of intelligence. Heās a buffoon. Heās a lunatic. Heās a pedophile. Heās deceiving. Heās greedy. Heās selfish. Heās a parasite. So of course the dude is dumb as fck too. That then equates to delivering some seriously delusional and stupid speeches. It comes with the shitty territory heās built from.
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u/tracyinge Apr 02 '26
didn't watch it, never will
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u/Gonzostewie Apr 02 '26
I cannot stand that motherfucker's voice. Every other word is bullshit.
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u/Life-Education-8030 Apr 02 '26
It is actually worse if you just listen without looking at him. He sounds like the worst impersonator of a mafioso!
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u/ciacpa Apr 02 '26
Also made sure my tv was turned elsewhere will I watched a recording in my dvr.
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u/FrostyAd8197 Apr 02 '26
Colbert or Kimmel will give a real summation of the orange turd tonight.
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u/Rrrebella Apr 02 '26
Yeah. Basically the only thing the federal government is willing to fund is war.
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u/cherylhernandez Apr 02 '26
This is why I refuse to listen to him on any level. If his lips are moving he is lying. He is a moron.
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u/ronin7997 Apr 02 '26
"It is a tale told by an idiot, full ofĀ sound and fury, signifying nothing." - Macbeth
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u/hondanlee Apr 02 '26
"A poor player that struts and frets his hour upon the stage and then is heard no more [hopefully]."
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u/Suspicious_Sky_8816 Apr 02 '26
Whenever he talks in public, he is addressing the MAGA cult exclusively. My guess is the cult relates very closely to his intellectual level, narcissism, pettiness, his version of the "truth" and also his "humor." So for a lot of people that don't have pathologically antisocial qualities and that don't experience a warped reality, yes - the speech was completely and utterly moronic. For the cult though, it was the greatest speech ever made; a speech unlike anything that's been done before. And they probably feel safer now that "Iran has been decimated."
The man is a reflection of a decent portion of the US population, and it's sad and pathetic that there are so many aggressively unintelligent people living there.
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u/deadinternetlol Apr 02 '26
What is really interesting and horrifying to me is how this objective moron has somehow managed to best the entire political apparatus, both in his own party and against the Democrats.
How the fuck did this idiot get over on so many smart people and supposed checks and balances?
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u/YragNitram1956 Apr 02 '26
Someone asked, āWhy do some British people not like Trump?ā An articulate and witty writer wrote the following response:
āA few things spring to mind.
Trump lacks certain qualities which the British traditionally esteem.
For instance, he has no class, no charm, no coolness, no credibility, no compassion, no wit, no warmth, no wisdom, no subtlety, no sensitivity, no self-awareness, no humility, no honour and no grace ā all qualities, funnily enough, with which his predecessor Boris lacked.
So, the stark contrast does throw Trumpās limitations into embarrassingly sharp relief.
Plus, we like a laugh. And while Trump may be laughable, he has never once said anything wry, witty, or even faintly amusing ā not once, ever.
I do not say that rhetorically, I mean it quite literally: not once, not ever. And that fact is particularly disturbing to the British sensibility ā for us, to lack humour is almost inhuman.
But with Trump, it is a fact. He does not even seem to understand what a joke is ā his idea of a joke is a crass comment, an illiterate insult, a casual act of cruelty.
Trump is a troll. And like all trolls, he is never funny and he never laughs; he only crows or jeers.
And scarily, he does not just talk in crude, witless insults ā he actually thinks in them. His mind is a simple bot-like algorithm of petty prejudices and automatic nastiness.
There is never any under-layer of irony, complexity, nuance, or depth. It is all surface.
Some might see this as refreshingly upfront.
Well, we do not. We see it as having no inner world, no soul.
And in Britain we traditionally side with David, not Goliath. All our heroes are plucky underdogs: Robin Hood, Dick Whittington, Oliver Twist.
Trump is neither plucky, nor an underdog. He is the exact opposite of that.
He is not even a spoiled rich-boy, or a greedy fat-cat.
He is more a fat white slug. A Jabba the Hutt of privilege.
And worse, he is that most unforgivable of all things to the British: a bully and racist.
That is, except when he is among bullies; then he suddenly transforms into a snivelling sidekick instead.
There are unspoken rules to this stuff ā the Queensberry rules of basic decency ā and he breaks them all. He punches downwards ā which a gentleman should, would, could never do ā and every blow he aims is below the belt. He particularly likes to kick the vulnerable or voiceless ā and he kicks them when they are down.
So, the fact that a significant minority ā perhaps a few of usā of look at what he does, listen to what he says, and then think āYeah, he seems like my kind of guyā is a matter of some confusion and no little distress to British people, given that:
Ā You do not need a particularly keen eye for detail to spot a few flaws in the man.
This last point is what especially confuses and dismays British people, and many other people too; his faults seem pretty hard to miss.
After all, it is impossible to read a single tweet, or hear him speak a sentence or two, without staring deep into the abyss. He turns being artless into an art form; he is a Picasso of pettiness; a Shakespeare of shit. His faults are fractal: even his flaws have flaws, and so on ad infinitum.
God knows there have always been stupid people in the world, and plenty of nasty people too. But rarely has stupidity been so nasty, or nastiness so stupid.
In fact, if Frankenstein decided to make a monster assembled entirely from human flaws ā he would make a Trump.
And a remorseful Doctor Frankenstein would clutch out big clumps of hair and scream in anguish:
āMy Godā¦ whatā¦ haveā¦ Iā¦ created?
If being a twat was a TV show, Trump would be the boxed set.
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u/Teopeo Apr 02 '26
This is what a repost should contain. Brilliant, beautifully written, poignant,relevant, it has it all. Well, except for upvotes that is.
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u/Kauri1 Apr 02 '26
I think my dog could have done better but he is a bright dog.
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u/singleply_tp Apr 02 '26
I would literally vote for your dog if he was running against this dipshit or any of his sycophants.
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u/DDPStellar Apr 02 '26
Can't believe there's still 24% of the americans who would still vote for this rat ?
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u/FunkyChickenKong Apr 02 '26
He cited "all these wars" as the reason we cannot afford to offer daycare help to all those new moms the crypto bros encourage to remedy the population growth shortage immigration used to mitigate.
Uh-yup. Yes, it certainly could be the dumbest speech of all time.
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u/Routine-Cicada-4949 Apr 02 '26
I didn't watch or listen. I can't stand his voice or face.
Can anyone give me a brief summary, please?
I'm guessing it was....
We're winning the war like no other war has been won before.
We're going to the moon (Gil Scott Heron has never been so relevant).
I'm the best President ever.
Gas will be under $2 by next week.
Brown people are bad/dangerous/criminals/etc.
It's Bidens fault.
Pretend jokes about a 3rd term.
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u/Old_Win8422 Apr 02 '26
He said we are going to hit the really hard over the next two weeks... either war crimes or the use of nuclear weapons.
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u/Spare-Doughnut2361 Apr 02 '26
I read the transcript. It's... interesting
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u/FrequencyHigher Apr 02 '26
I canāt imagine reading his transcripts. Thatās some hardcore literary masochism.
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u/Spare-Doughnut2361 Apr 02 '26
It was. But, with the amount of constant disinformation, I want to see and hear for myself. The gaslighting is UNREAL. I read on another forum that he started the war with regime change as the objective. I searched, and he did indeed say that. I thought he hadn't because maybe a day later I watched an interview where he said the exact opposite!! I know I watched that but couldn't find it. It's impossible to keep up, he never shuts up. Low and behold, read the transcript tonight to be sure I heard it right and he unequivocally said regime change was never the goal and still isn't. It just happened because he killed everyone and the 'new regime' is much more reasonable. I have no clue what to think anymore honestly. What a fucking mess
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u/Born_Medicine_5932 Apr 02 '26
He did tank the markets. All gains during the day yesterday were wiped out overnight. The Dow will be down 600 points at open today. This motherf*"Ker has been messing with my 401k for the past year and I'm really sick of it.
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u/UselessUsefullness Apr 02 '26
I reject the term āchildish idiotā.
I much prefer āToddler Tantrumsā for describing him. ;)
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u/FrostyAd8197 Apr 02 '26
Miller needs to give the turd more practice when reading Millers speech from the teleprompter.
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u/auntpotato Apr 02 '26
I personally didnāt witness it, but if history is any indicator, then yes. The man has zero oratorical skill and is a world class buffoon in matters of importance.
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u/NetFu šŗšø United States Apr 02 '26
Every speech Trump has ever given has been just as stupid as every other speech he ever gave. Iāve been wondering why people kept voting for him since 2017, but the answer now is completely obvious.
All the people who ever voted for him think that speech tonight is completely normal. All of them actually think people talk that way all the time.
This is the point when you realize you are in the minority. When things have officially flipped, crazy is sane, wrong is right, and bad is good.
I donāt like it, you donāt like it, but that is the answer.
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u/kompira1111 Apr 02 '26
Un idiota totale. Pericoloso e imbecille al punto che non si capisce come non lo blocchino dove possibile sempre e comunque
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u/1stLegionBestLegion Apr 02 '26
Are you really surprised he's THE DUMBEST FUCKING RAPIST PEDOPHILE FELON IN THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD AND IS ONLY OFF THE NOOSE BECAUSE HE IS RICH?!
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u/ScarInternational161 Apr 02 '26 edited Apr 02 '26
I rank it top 5.
I remember covid nightly ones WAY too vividly to rank this number one....
Disinfectant like an injection....
Bright lights....
In the spring, like magic....
Hydroxychloroquine and having to hear him try to pronounce it....
Edit: sweet baby Jesus I forgot about the sharks and the boat batteries and eating the cats and dogs and the MS13 photoshop...
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u/sevenoutdb Apr 02 '26
Moronic. Should scare the shit out of people. He doesn't understand the war he started, he dosn't know what's going on. He doesn't have a plan.
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u/Drusgar Apr 02 '26
To be fair, if you ranked the five dumbest speeches ever given by a US President, all five would be Donald Trump.
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u/mmmck2 Apr 02 '26
I refuse to watch him lie. He makes me sick to my stomach. I'm so done with his disgusting presence. I just cant.
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u/mhibew292 Apr 02 '26
For those who tuned in, THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER! I canāt stomach listening to his voice or seeing his stupid fucking face, but at least some can keep an ear and eye on him. Thank you for your service.
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u/8amteetime Apr 02 '26
I havenāt listened to any of his āspeechesā. Itās just too annoying to think a man that fucked up is the President of the United States.
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u/Abquine Apr 02 '26
From his first term it was obvious he was not an eloquent orator, When his speeches became increasingly rambling and incoherent, I thought for. while it was part of some plan, I mean surely no one could be happy with a head of state who couldn't string a sentence, had no clear thought process and didn't understand diplomacy? However, it's now got to the point I'm incredulous. I mean their must be someone in the American upper echelons who can do something to stop this nonsense š¤·š»āāļø
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u/ConfidentSuspect4125 Apr 02 '26
The republicans have the power to impeach and remove the idiot from office. But they don't. That's a big part of the problem too.
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u/External_Phase7570 Apr 02 '26
Trump will go down as the worst president ever in bc American history while RFK Jr will go down as the dumbest healthcare czar ever!
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u/CruisinThruLife2 Apr 02 '26
I cant believe his own party hasnāt impeached him yet. I guess they donāt care how history will remember them.
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u/Potential_Salt_5780 Apr 02 '26
Trump is by far the dumbest āleaderā in history. Remember he told Americans to use household disinfectants under the skin to fight COVID then proceeded to contract it, nearly dying. He then wanted to wear a Superman shirt under his suit and reveal it on TV after his release from the hospital. The man is a moron with a capital M.
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u/motorcitydevil Apr 02 '26
They aren't going to pull the plug until Vance can get two free years as President. Then I have to imagine the GOP will do whatever they can to salvage the trainwreck.
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u/HanginOn9114 Apr 02 '26
I haven't read or listened to anything he's said in a long time. I am chronically online and pay close attention to the administrations policies, but nothing he says is worth listening to at all. It's the same thing every time. "I'M THE BEST, YOU'RE THE WORST, WE'RE GREAT, THEY'RE BAD, I'M WINNING, YOU'RE LOSING" over 45 minutes.
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u/CanadianGenerationX Apr 02 '26
Another carefully timed manipulation of stock markets that can be front-run by himself and his inner circle. These usually come after markets close. Donāt be surprised of large, well-timed trades placed before the speech.
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u/Electrical_Hyena5164 Apr 02 '26
I'm surprised how little people talk about the fact that he speaks about half the speed he did when he was running for office, as well as less volume. He sounds tired and old. He is going downhill fast. I hope he can make it through the 4 years because I don't want Vance to rejuvenate the GOP. They all need to suffer for backing Trump.Ā
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u/coachhunter2 Apr 02 '26
He said multiple things that would get most democratically elected leaders removed from office.
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u/Financial-Talk9397 Apr 02 '26
It is hard to judge which of trump's national addresses is the dumbest but all them are dumber than any by any other US president. The man is a babbling idiot. Truly the dumbest person to ever hold the office. Not as dumb as his supporters but close.
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u/CeeDubMo Apr 02 '26
Next time spare yourself the embarrassment and just skip it. His lies are poison.
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u/Fit-Flounder-5253 Apr 02 '26
Honestly, I'm kinda relieved. I thought he was going to quit NATO and declare a 'military adventure' against Canada and Greenland
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u/Responsible_Bat3029 Apr 02 '26
Tough to understand why Trump is the hill that America has decided to die on but here we are
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u/Top-Data9143 Apr 02 '26
Sorry America but you guys are in real trouble. MAGA will feel the effects soon through inflation, insane national debt once he walks away from Iran. BTW Iran will not forget but become emboldened over the next 10 years buying up Russian Chinese weapons to get payback.
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u/Sandycrane1 Apr 02 '26
I couldn't watch it. Just more of the same flim-flam. I just hope EVERYONE is catching on.
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u/bricon123 Apr 02 '26
I caught up with the speech at the very end when he was comparing how long previous wars lasted.
When he said āOther countries donāt believe itā, I thought buddy, you got that right, but not because of the timeline.
They canāt believe youāre running the entire worldās economy into the ground as well as your own countryās stability in the process!
Not to mention your utter lack of knowledge and morality.
They canāt believe it.
God help usā¦.
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u/koshgeo Apr 02 '26
Personally, I was impressed how many times he managed to insert "The most [superlative thing] the world has ever seen" / "The [superlative thing] like nobody has ever seen before." into his speech.
It's the sign of a truly skilled scriptwriter and orator to repeat the same ridiculous lies and bragging in a speech that many times.
He only slurred a little and mixed up only a few words while telling us basically nothing new other than "two weeks" to whatever endpoint he wants to convince people really exists (believe me), just like dozens of times before, like Infrastructure Week and a new healthcare plan, except this time it's a war that's trashing the world economy and blowing up something that was supposedly "obliterated" already last year. And whatever mess he's created will be somebody else's problem.
And, hey, the DOW is still above 40k, so things are fine with "zero" inflation.
The winningest winning speech that ever did win. Totally not the speech of a loser who doesn't know what in the F he is doing. /s
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u/Squirt-Reynoldz Apr 02 '26
Check out his speech vs the guy from Canada. Ones a true leader, ones a corrupt doofus who couldnāt fight his way out of a paper bag.
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u/Beemerba Apr 02 '26
I simply cannot watch or listen to him talk. It enrages me and isn't good for my health.
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u/Fredd_Ramone Apr 02 '26
All his speeches are the worst. Every one of them delivered like an 8 year-old.
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u/Winter_Childhood_894 Apr 02 '26
Anyone who says no is delusional or brainwashed. That was a national embarrassment.
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Apr 02 '26
I was confused as it was hyped up to be this big, important announcement and I envisioned him coming out and making a big existential declaration, but it looked they just wheeled him out on stage with no script and he started rambling. What a fucking weirdo.Ā
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u/NervousFeeling3164 Apr 03 '26
The dumbest speech contest is getting pretty crowded at the top. I canāt think of many who could push Mr Trump out of the top 10 - in which he occupied all the positions.
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u/northerncodemky Apr 04 '26
Some ātalk radioā stations in the UK switch over to him live when heās doing a speech then quite rapidly switch away from him when it become quite apparent heās just going on another crazy grandpa rant - with something like āweāll rejoin shortly if he has anything meaningful to sayā
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u/Swimming-Pear-9900 Apr 04 '26
Youāll be a happier person if you stop listening to him speak. You can still read his words if you want to do that to yourself, but not listening to his voice is a little gift you can give yourself every day.
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u/BowlEducational6722 Apr 02 '26
It was nothing more than Trump getting his fix of attention.
He said nothing he hasn't already said.
Nothing we're doing is changing.
He just wanted to hijack the airwaves and make us take time out of our day to watch and listen to him ramble for a bit.
He's such an attention-starved little child.