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[imfromjasenevo]

PRESIDENT TRUMP: No, no. We're looking at it for the next time. No, no, you have to understand, I had a tremendous victory, one of the great victories ever. In terms of counties I think the most ever or just about the most ever. When you look at a map it's all red. Red meaning us, Republicans.

One of the greatest victories ever. But, again, I ran for the electoral college. I didn't run for the popular vote. What I'm saying is if there are these problems that many people agree with me that there might be...

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[imfromjasenevo.livejournal.com]

это понятно, но почему величайшая?

[imfromjasenevo.livejournal.com]

а как-то понимать перед кем ты говоришь не надо?

[rsokolov.livejournal.com]

That speech was a home run. That speech, if you look at Fox, OK, I'll mention you -- we see what Fox said. They said it was one of the great speeches. They showed the people applauding and screaming and -- and they were all CIA. There was -- somebody was asking Sean -- "Well, were they Trump people that were put--" we don't have Trump people. They were CIA people. That location was given to me. Mike Pence went up before me, paid great homage to the wall. I then went up, paid great homage to the wall. I then spoke to the crowd. I got a standing ovation. In fact, they said it was the biggest standing ovation since Peyton Manning had won the Super Bowl and they said it was equal. I got a standing ovation. It lasted for a long period of time. What you do is take -- take out your tape -- you probably ran it live. I know when I do good speeches. I know when I do bad speeches. That speech was a total home run. They loved it. People loved it. They loved it. They gave me a standing ovation for a long period of time. They never even sat down, most of them, during the speech. There was love in the room. You and other networks covered it very inaccurately. I hate to say this to you and you probably won't put it on but turn on Fox and see how it was covered. And see how people respond to that speech. That speech was a good speech. And you and a couple of other networks tried to downplay that speech. And it was very, very unfortunate that you did. The people of the CIA loved the speech. If I was going to take a vote in that room, there were, like, 300, 350 people, over 1,000 wanted to be there but they couldn't. They were all CIA people. I would say I would've gotten 350 to nothing in that room. That's what the vote would've been. That speech was a big hit, a big success -- success. And then I came back and I watched you on television and a couple of others. Not you personally but your network -- and they tried to demean the speech. And I know when things are good or bad. A poll just came out on my inauguration speech which was extraordinary that people loved it. Loved and liked. And it was an extraordinary poll.

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/transcript-abc-news-anchor-david-muir-interviews-president/story?id=45047602

[imfromjasenevo.livejournal.com]

да это крайне прекрасно, а может у старика деменция уже?
типа на рефлексах "продажника" говорит обычное, но уже не вполне понимает

[rsokolov.livejournal.com]

да не, это не деменция - это иммантентное свойство его натуры

[yurri.livejournal.com]

Мама у него умерла в 88 лет, а папа в 93. Ему всего 70. Не деменция.

[yurri.livejournal.com]

Его невозможно читать и слушать, это какая-то мешанина из повторяющихся по три раза за предложение тезисов и кучи всегда одинаковых оборотов-паразитов вроде "many people agree".

Уже, конечно, нашлись интеллектуалы, которые объясняют, что это, дескать, всё не случайно и такой высший уровень убеждения, просчитанный гением с математической точностью. С другой стороны, who's laughing now?