Well, here we are. We finally made it to a Thursday in another busy week for the Ben Shapiro show.

And we start today by talking to you, Donald Trump supporters. So you believe in Donald Trump and he believes in you. He says he will fight for you. In fact, he loves you. He says so openly, he shouts his love into the nearest microphone at every available opportunity. And then there's actually

what Donald Trump thinks of you. And he thinks that you're a bunch of robs. Here are four indicators

that Donald Trump thinks that you are a bunch of robs. First of all, he thinks you're losers.

So yesterday, Donald Trump says he likes to surround himself with losers to make himself feel better.

He said, quote, you'll find when you become very successful, the people you will like best

are the people that are less successful than you, because when you go to a table, you can tell

them all the wonderful stories and they'll sit back and listen, always be around unsuccessful

people because everybody will respect you.

Are you listening, Trump fans?

He also thinks you're stupid.

Back after winning the Nevada caucuses, Trump rejoiced, we won with the poorly educated.

I love the poorly educated.

There's a reason for that.

Trump thinks he can manipulate you and basically feeling anything.

Here's what he told the New York Times editorial board about how he manipulates Trump fans, people like you.

He said, quote, if it gets a little boring, if I see people starting to sort of maybe thinking about leaving, I can sort of tell the audience, I just say, we will build the wall and they go nuts. In other words, you're a bunch of idiots. That's what he thinks of you. This is what Trump thinks of you. He also thinks you don't care about his changing positions. He says this constantly. He says he

never changes his positions. He's constant as the Northern Star, except he changes his positions

pretty much all the time, and he admits it to you. He said in an open debate just about three weeks ago,

quote, I've never seen a successful person who wasn't flexible and who didn't have a certain degree

of flexibility. he was talking

about immigration policy at the time, which is supposed to be your big issue. He apparently told

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