Ep. 524 - Why Trump Likes Bad Guys

The Andrew Klavan Show

Society & Culture

4.8 • 22.7K Ratings

🗓️ 12 June 2018

⏱️ 49 minutes

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0:00.0	After an historic meeting between President Trump and murderous North Korean loony-tune Kim Jong-un,
0:05.4	the whole world is asking one question.
0:08.1	Look at me.
0:09.1	I'm Jim Acosta.
0:10.3	Look at me.
0:11.3	Acosta shouted the question at loony Kim as he met with Trump in Singapore.
0:15.6	Chairman Kim, where do you get it there, I?
0:18.6	Mr. Kim, will you give up your nuclear weapons, sir?
0:21.0	Kim then asked his translator to translate the question,
0:24.0	and the translator said the question is translated as,
0:26.7	look at me, I'm Jim Acosta.
0:29.1	Look at me.
0:30.1	President Trump also asked for a translation of Acosta's question and received the same answer.
0:35.3	CNN assembled several panels to examine the question,
0:38.4	but were unable to agree on what is the answer to look at me, I'm Jim Acosta.
0:43.5	Look at me.
0:44.5	On Fox News, one commentator remarked that the problem was that the question wasn't actually
0:49.4	a question, but simply a demand for attention by an adolescent no talent who hasn't yet
0:54.2	comprehended the depths of his relevance.
0:57.3	CNN, of course, dismissed this remark as typical Fox News, Trumpian, right wing demigogory,
1:03.2	and went on searching for the answer to the question, look at me.
1:06.9	I'm Jim Acosta.
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