Well, howdy there internet people, let's go again. So today we will talk about Trump and

tones and Trump's video on social media. I guess it's not his video. It's a video that was on

his social media account. It will get into all that. And we'll just kind of go through the

appearance and we'll talk about what the campaign said and what to me at this point is the obvious read on this entire

situation. If you don't know what occurred while Trump was reportedly on lunch break from his trial, a video showed up on his social media

posted by, we don't know who I guess. The video itself was a video that was a

video that was depicting headlines from the future.

If he won, if he won the election, these would be the headlines.

And one of them included the phrase unified Reich. Like everything's going great

because of this. Obviously due to the fashy tones there, there was a little bit of pushback on this video.

So much so that it was actually deleted, which is kind of rare for Trump to back down on something.

Now the campaign is saying this was not a campaign video.

It was created by a random account online and reposted by a staffer who clearly did not see the word while the president was in court.

Fine, whatever. Let's just say that's true.

There's no point in arguing about that.

Let's say that is exactly what occurred.

It reminds me a whole lot of the situation in Missouri.

And if you don't know about that, a person

who wants to run for governor,

wants to run as a Republican.

Other Republicans are a little uncomfortable with this, try to keep them off the

ballot, off the primary ballot, mainly because the guy who wants to run has a history with well the

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