IHIP News - Trump is STILL Obsessed with Hannibal Lecter

Episode Date: December 24, 2024

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Welcome to IHIP News. President-elect, or should I say First Lady-elect Donald Trump was at CPAC this weekend rolling out the greatest hits. But it became increasingly obvious that the trolling that he is number two to Elon Musk is really starting to get under his skin. Let me play you this clip. And he got over 2000 units. That's a lot.

And they flooded it with Starlink. And it was so good. It saved a lot of lives. So we want to thank him. But no, he's not going to be president. That I can tell you. And I'm safe. You know why? He can't be. He wasn't born in this country. He sounds like he thinks it's hilarious. Hilarious. I mean, to me, that sounds like

Musk owns him. Yep. And he can say, yeah, I know you own me, but you can't ever really be president because you weren't born here. That's the only thing that he has left in his toolbox. And also, this is just an aside, the way he speaks. Yes. We've got a lot of great people. You know, I like smart people. I'm just like, why?

Why did tens of millions of people see that and think, yeah, that's who should be in charge? It sounds like he's slurring, like he's got peanut butter in his mouth or marbles or he's on some kind of medication. I mean, he just doesn't sound normal and he doesn't have his normal like crazy affect. But I think the choice of the word, I'm safe. Why safe? Why that word? Because he knows they want to usurp him, but he's safe.

So they have, to me, my opinion is that says they have all the goods to take control of him. But they can't get rid of him because he's safe because Musk is not a citizen. I just thought this was from like, this is, I mean, he's going to be sworn in, in, you know, three weeks and he's going to be the president of the United States of America. And what a weak position that you have to take, that you have to stand up there and defend your election that you just won because you are surrounded by oligarchs that have bought and paid for this country. And the problem with oligarchy is, is it's going to destroy the economy and democracy at the same time. And you have all of these people

who, for whatever reasons, and there's a list of reasons that you would vote for Trump. Number one, I think being you're racist and Trump gave everybody permission after Obama won, you know, everybody was in Chicago celebrating. It was an elect, a true electoral mandate. And, but something bothered a lot of the races, but they couldn't say it out loud. And then Trump started the birth certificate stuff. Right. And that was one place where they could all bite their sink their teeth into. Yep. Now we get to say it. And so Trump allows people to come in and completely use him, but he gives his voters permission structures to vote against their best interest. Okay. Rolling along, he

continued to roll out a bunch of his crazy BS that we saw on the campaign trail. And here he is. I mean, mind you, he's about to get sworn in. They're destroying our country. I mean, who would leave, who would let millions of people pour in from prisons and jails and mental institutions? And I always say insane asylums. You know, the press gave me a hard time because sometimes they'd use the word, a name, Hannibal Lecter. They said, why does he mention Hannibal Lecter? That has nothing to do with it. Why would he?

I mean, are they stupid? The fact is that we don't want Hannibal Lecter. You know what that is? Silence of the Lambs. We don't want Hannibal Lecter, Dr. Hannibal Lecter in our country, do we? And you know what happened when they went to the voting booth? Or, unfortunately, if they signed their mail-in ballot, but we got by it, we got to change all of that stuff.

We got to have great, fair, confident elections. But when they went into the booth or they signed their ballot, they said, hmm, Hannibal Lecter, that's a bad guy. We don't want him here. They knew that. They didn't like that. They didn't like that I used him because it's a good, it's a very good example. It's like incredible.

Okay. Number one, he's the one that's confused and he's the one that's stupid because what he's confusing is people seeking asylum with those that are in an insane asylum. Number two, Hannibal Lecter is a fictional character. Number three, this is the only MF-er on the planet that just won a campaign. And he is still being a titty baby, suing the Iowa poll. He wants to sue 60 Minutes. He is still claiming election interference. And he won. He does, he cannot function unless he has enemies and people he believes are conspiring against him. Every single person on the planet

could say, we love you. You're right. Nobody wants Hannibal Lecter. You're amazing. You're so tan. You're so athletic. Your makeup application is a 10 out of 10. Your hair is fierce. We know you're tougher than Elon. We know you're rich. Every single person on this planet, all 8 billion of us could say that. And he would still be broken, insecure, and this weird. Well, what's so amazing is, like you said, he has sycophants around him all the time, but he is so insecure and has such

low self-esteem and probably some type of mental illness. He refuses to ever accept anything, but I'm the best. I'm perfect. I'm the richest. He cannot take criticism. He is the stereotypical beta male, most I've ever seen seen running around on a leash for all the billionaires but here's the thing when he's talking about what we don't want in our country I said it before the election I said it again he is a criminal he is the person that should be out of the country not hard working immigrants he should in jail. He should be going to jail. And instead, these dumb fucks voted for him to be elected into office. And I just, I still, I see that and I hear him and he talks like this and he doesn't

want immigrants in Hannibal. And I'm just like, how could anybody in their right mind vote for this man who's talking about fictional characters, an election he won? It always gives me a red flag when he starts talking about elections and mail-in ballots, because I'm like, he kept saying, we don't need to vote in four years because I'm going to fix it. So I immediately am like, what kind of havoc is he going to do on our elections that it's never necessary to need

to vote again? I mean, I see that and it just, it makes me upset all over because his depravity is so strong. I mean, he is such a vile, craven creature, devoid of empathy. I just, that's, I just see that and I get scared. Well, I think you said in the middle there that you can't understand how people could see that and vote for him, but we can understand. And that's the part we all have to start acknowledging.

We know these people. We live in a red state. And just being shock and awe that somebody could do it doesn't help us. We have to start talking about why they vote for him. Number one, he satisfies and provides them permission structures to be racist because the tribalism default of our species is pretty strong. And to actually think and critically think requires a lot of patience and enlightenment. And for a lot of people that we know around the state, when he started that birth certificate stuff, it was like they could break out. They didn't have to keep the racism

suppressed anymore because Barack Obama won. The country was very excited about it. He had the biggest inauguration, objectively, we can tell from the photographs and he was wildly popular and they saw, oh my God, there is a black man sleeping in the white house, eating off the China and in the bed linens. So when they, they couldn't just flat out call him the N word because he was too popular. Although I think a lot of people did behind his back. I know that I had a friend in Oklahoma that referred to Air Force One when Barack Obama was president, this Afro One, which is horrific and racist. But when he started beating that drum about the birth certificate, it was not dog whistle, dog scream racism.

And it allowed a bunch of these people to exhale and go, finally, he's saying what we all think. And that's what I heard a lot of people say when Trump hit the scene. A lot of moderate Republicans said, well, I'll tell you what, I don't know if I like his personality, but he sure says what a lot of people think. And what that tells me is that until people like us, that look like us, that come from our socioeconomic background, from our state, start describing to the general American public, there is a big racism problem. And this man provides that avenue and that permission structure for the racist to be racist.

It truly does. You know it and I know it. And until we're honest about it, I don't think we're ever going to get to the other side of it. That's my opinion about the number one thing that he unlocks. Rural America rot with racism. We know this. And then you get out to suburban cities.

There is just, there's still a lot of the white people live here. Black people live here. Now in urban areas that are totally blue, everybody lives together in harmony. And Fox and all these places will tell you, oh, these blue cities are crime ridden. Well, actually the crime's far worse in red states. Absolutely. Per capita. But I think until we quit acting so shocked that people voted for him and start talking about why they voted for him, we're going to continue to have

more Trumps. And more than anything, we're going to continue to have Trumpism. We have to start appropriately labeling people that voted for him as racist or racist apologists, which in my book are the exact same thing. Right. I 100% agree with you on the racism. I mean, you cannot tell me that he was not screaming all the racist shit from the jump. I mean, even before he became on the political scene. But do you also think he unlocks rage in people? Or do you think the two go together? I mean, even before he became on the political scene. But do you also think he

unlocks rage in people? Or do you think the two go together? I mean, I see... Racism is rage. No, I know. But even people that would say they're not racist, they're mad about the economy. People that say they're not racist are racist. I've never had to say that. No, I know that. But I'm just saying people in their own heads, they don't think they're mad about a black man being president. They think they're mad because their wages are down and they're mad that they got picked over and they feel like a victim. And then he identifies these people on a level of you're a victim. I'm a victim. Let's talk about the man, the witch hunt, prosecution, you know, unjust prosecution, those kinds of things. I mean, people really think they're victims regardless of the, because a lot of people don't have any accountability.

So, I mean, I think they go hand in hand because he unlocked this rage in people. But how did he do that? He did it by talking about immigration. And Biden has deported more people to date during his four-year term than Trump did in his four-year term. And so every single campaign cycle, they start talking about the caravans coming. And all of these people are browned skin. So what I'm saying is important to do is directly talk about that. Because what Fox, they do is they talk about the economy and they allow them that space. But who is getting demonized when they talk about it? They're taking your jobs.

They're raping. They're committing crimes. Who is he talking about that's doing that? Brown and black people. So until we just completely allow ourselves to say it, I think it's going to continue. We have to stop saying, oh, they're mad about the economy. Well, why did he say the economy was failing? Because of the immigrants.

He links them together. So we don't have to do that anymore. We can just simply say MAGA right now is a party of groomers, Matt Gaetz, and groomers, apologists, hypocritical Christians, racists, and racist apologists, which are all the same. Because look at what they call us, demon crats and all of this stuff until the left starts pummeling them. And the people on the right go, oh yeah, you bring out the race card. And it's like, no, you're the ones who run on this. You're the ones who demonize and dehumanize black people. I mean, what does he say?

Like the immigrants are coming in and taking black jobs. That statement in and of itself is racist. But for the white people that vote for him, they think, oh, Trump cares about black people and their little jobs. That's the way they see it. He constantly is giving and providing permission structures for white supremacy and racism. And we have to directly talk about it and directly go to the heart of it or this Trumpism will continue long after his death. That's my opinion on it.

Yeah. I mean, it's certainly something to think about. I'm just, I'm hearing you talk and it makes perfect sense. And I'm here in my head. I'm thinking, who is the Democrat that's going to lead the charge with this type of thing? And I can't think of anybody. Jasmine Crockett. Oh, well, yeah. Jasmine Crockett.

That's a great one. She does. Eric Swalwell, Maxwell Frost, AOC. And do you think that they will get up and say it's a bunch of racists? Yeah, I do. Because they have. I've seen lots of clips of Jasmine Crockett talking about it. And I think it needs to be louder.

And I think it needs to be more. But I also think it goes beyond. Here's the thing. The Republicans have a bunch of you and me's that say this stuff, that clip it and put it online. They've got an entire news network, Fox News, OAN, and then, you know, all those weirdos, Ben Shapiro and all of those people that Matt Walsh made some documentary about how he's not a racist. I mean, just about, you know, just a bunch of shit. I'm saying it starts with people like us stopping the permission structure altogether.

Were they really upset about the economy and the eggs? Is it the rage? No, they're mad because the information they get all the time tells them these brown people are taking your jobs. They're raping your kids. Think about what he said when he came down the escalator. That wasn't his first racist moment. You can go back to the Central Park Five. But prior to that, what ascended him onto the political platform is everybody was, the right didn't know what to do with Obama's popularity. He was a perfect gentleman, a great orator. He was smart. He was patient.

You know, he, he, it was like he was playing chess. He surrounded himself with people, the smartest people. They didn't know what to do with him, right? Trump comes in. Is he really American? He might as well have just called him the N-word because that's basically what it was. And that's how that felt to every black person when they started doing that. No, he's not American.

He's not one of us. And they start all this real America stuff. And so I think until we are always bold to call out what it is and quit apologizing and providing these white people permission structures to be racist, this will continue and continue and continue. Because if you voted for Trump one out of three times, two out of three times, or three out of three times, you're either a racist or you're fine with racism. Yeah. You're definitely the lowest rung you can get on being awful is that racism is not a deal killer for you.

Right. That's the data. It is it's not just what Trump says. There's also the system is hardwired against black people. There's systemic racism that is a huge problem. And the left is aware of this. It's a very nuanced thing. It's going to take a long time to penetrate it and unravel it. And these people know that. They know it. And I, living in a red state, we have a very unique advantage that we know personally how racist MAGA voters are. We know it. And so I can't

buy into what the Beltway argument is that, oh, they were just really upset about the eggs. The eggs allowed them something to say other than saying what they wanted to say about Kamala. I can't say you're wrong. And then look at Biden. Look at how many votes he got over Trump. Yeah. So I'm just here to say, I think it all roads with Trump always lead back to white supremacy. And how many black people do you appoint to his cabinet?

I would like none. All those pick me's that ran around with him? Right. Not one. Well, there's good people on both sides. Oh, Herschel Walker. Oh, yes. Herschel Walker.

Bahamas. Ambassador to the Bahamas. Yes. Yeah. Because everybody knows he is just a brilliant. Sharp as a tag. Sharp as a... No CTE there.

Nothing. Yeah. All right. We'll see you guys later. It's so entertaining. Tap the vein. So good.