Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump going after his base again.

In what's becoming a commonplace occurrence, Trump is blasting the Republican base over their desire to have him live up to something he campaigned on.

Trump appears to be becoming more and more angry that he can't control his base with his normal methods of deflection and distraction.

As his base asks for the release of files, he offered tokens and promised partial releases.

He pushed out rehashes of old stories that used to get them refocused. He's pulling out all of the stops. But the true believers in what was a core

mega belief refused to accept partial releases and continue to ask for more.

Trump took to social media to offer another token and call them names.

Quote, I have asked the Justice Department to release all grand jury testimony with respect to Jeffrey Epstein, subject only to court approval. With that being said, and even if the court gave its full unwavering approval,

nothing will be good enough for the troublemakers and radical left lunatics making the requests.

It will always be more, more, more, MAGA.

That's right.

Trump is labeling some of the most right-wing figures in America

as troublemakers and radical leftists, because they want him to release more information.

The end group gets smaller and smaller as nationalist movements gain power. Trump's normal

methods of keeping the base under his thumb just aren't working on a

conspiracy-minded faction that sees large discrepancies between Trump's rhetoric and his actions.

So he pushes them out of the movement.

The combination of Senator Durbin's letter requesting information about the flagging

of files mentioning Trump and Epstein and Trump's statement promising to only release specific

testimony, which is a narrow sliver of what's reportedly in the records, has continued

to feed the narratives that he's holding back.

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