The following podcast contains explicit language.

We're selling essentially Scotland. Nobody's so is a country. We are. We're selling a country. We're doing very well.

Yeah, I've said that already in the telling you guys and ours.

Can't stand them on. In fact, it's not a man. He's a baby.

The good people of America will send Donald Trump packing and we should all rejoice when that happens.

We will never be friends. Never. Error.

Hello. Welcome to Trumpcast. The show about the man whose original opinion on Brexit was,

huh? And whose new opinion expressed on Friday at a press conference is that it's going to do

wonders for his golf course in Scotland. I'm talking of course about Donald Trump who is

further than ever from the American presidency today because he's in Scotland visiting the aforementioned

golf course. Now, one might have expected Trump to use this to have a broad as an opportunity to

demonstrate his talent for foreign policy. That would be normal. But what he's actually therefore

is the ribbon cutting for his newly reopened golf club, Trump Turnberry. This trip to Scotland would

be a weird move under any circumstances, but it's especially weird in light of two facts.

First, Trump's campaign in America is arguably in the worst shape it's been since he announced his

candidacy. And second, people in Scotland really hate Donald Trump with a fiery passion and they

really, really don't want him in their country. To talk about why that is and to give voice to the

special Scottish contempt that Trump has walked into with his little visit, we have on the show today,

Janie Godley, a Scottish stand comedian and author who spoke to us after a long day of protesting

Trump with a very succinct sign that she will tell you all about. But first, let's hear the tweets.

Hillary says things can't change. I say they have to change. It's a choice between Americanism

and her corrupt globalism. Hashtag, I'm with you. Thank you to Donald Rumsfeld for the endorsement.

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