Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we are going to talk about

Trump and the debate. And specifically, Trump's pre-debate rhetoric and the stuff that he's putting out and why he's

putting it out.

Because a lot of people I think are kind of misreading it, not by much, but enough to kind of take note of.

If you've missed it, the former president has said that, well, he's going to lose the debate on purpose.

He's just going to throw it to Biden, let Biden win to keep him in the race and all that stuff.

He has also simultaneously suggested that Biden has cognitive issues and that he will be on some kind of performance enhancing substance.

I think most people are reading this as Trump expects to lose.

So he's giving himself excuses to lose.

Trump doesn't think he's going to lose.

He is way too full of himself to believe

that he is going to lose to Biden again in a debate.

That's not what this is.

Trump runs around and he says he's the best.

Keep in mind that on some level, he believes it.

He's got all the best words, the top grammar, he's the best debate, whatever.

And he says this at his rallies,

and it fires up the crowd at those rallies.

However, he knows that that sets expectations

that realistically he can't reach. He can't meet those expectations. So he

knows that his base they are going to say that he won no matter what.

He's not worried about losing because he knows even if he trips and falls

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