If you feel like you're losing your grip on reality, you are not alone. I feel like that almost

constantly because gaslighting is the cornerstone of Donald Trump's entire regime. In fact,

it's the cornerstone of his entire life. And just since Friday, we have seen three draw dropping

examples of this kind of thing. So I'm going to break them all down for you.

On Friday, Donald told reporters that he did not sign the executive order invoking the Alien Enemies Act to deport Venezuelan migrants.

Because we want to get criminals out of our country, number one, and I don't know when

it was signed because I didn't sign it.

Other people handled it.

Okay.

Well, that would be confusing, except, of course, the Federal Register shows his signature right on the proclamation.

Uh-huh.

Plus, of course, I'm pretty sure he very publicly was proud of this new way to be cruel to immigrants.

It's public record.

Donald is not going to keep that kind of thing secret.

He's been talking about the alien enemies accent.

I don't know, the election.

He was so impressed that he actually knew that this thing was made into law in 1798. Didn't know he could go back that far

in his little head. But just in case the public wasn't buying it, Donald discreetly pushed his scapegoat.

Play the clip. Marco Rubio's done a great job and he wanted him out and we go along with that.

We want to get criminals out of our country.

Well, so do we, but you're still here. So what are you going to do? Anyway, first Donald didn't

sign it and then he did, it was Rubio's idea. I'm beginning to wonder if maybe dissociative

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