The New York Times did an interview with our frail, demented drag queen-esque style president.

He seems to be wearing more and more makeup and more into his Marie Antoinette era.

And they didn't interview with him and asked him what could stop him.

Pop up the headline, Kylie.

Peter Baker says, asked if there are any limits on his global powers.

Trump tells the New York Times, yeah, there is one thing.

My own mortality.

My own mind. It's the only thing that my own mortality, my own mind.

It's the only thing that can stop me, he adds, I don't need international law.

And so this is one of the more honest moments I've read from him in an interview in quite

some time.

And he speaks about his own mortality quite a bit.

You know, he sends the fundraising things to his cold. Am I going to get into heaven? And, you know,

send me $3,500 to help me curry favor with J.C., Jesus Christ, to get into heaven, blah, blah.

So knowing that a president said this, a president that has usurped Congress, gone around them to

invade, use our money to invade Venezuela, and then a president who was completely fine

with the terrorizing and murder of a woman in Minneapolis that just dropped her daughter off.

And we could go through and through and through, you know, Alligator Alcatraz, all the crazy shit he's done.

You would think that the opposition and the resistance to this on the Democratic side would

be so loud and so proud that you would be so proud to be 100% against this.

And I want to play for you all in Pumps two videos of Chuckles Schumer yesterday.

Play the first video, Kylie.

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