The Harry Sisson Show - Room Goes QUIET After Trump LETS IT SLIP

Episode Date: October 25, 2026

Harry Sisson breaks down the press conference Trump had after voting in Florida which did not go to plan for him. ...

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Starting point is 00:00:00 So yesterday, Donald Trump and Melania Trump voted in the midterm elections in Florida, and after they cast their ballot, Trump thought it was a good idea to speak to reporters and have an impromptu press conference, which ended up being a very bad idea because his mental decline was on full display. He was making strange comments. He was making comments about other women in front of Melania Trump and also very openly admitting to many aspects of the corruption allegations against him. So I want to show you quickly this press conference and the many health concerns that have now been raised as a result of it, in addition to the many questions that people already had. So please make sure to subscribe down below, drop a like on the video, comment,
Starting point is 00:00:38 let me know what you think about this story and everything we're about to talk about. And I think we have to start here where Donald Trump was trying to speak about the 2020 election and then got confused, as he so often does, and then started talking about 2022 when he was not in office, it was not a presidential election year. And yet he's says that that election was rigged, and he won in 2022 by millions of votes. Not really beating the dementia allegations, are we, Donald? And you know what? I don't think you can get a better reference than that.
Starting point is 00:01:07 Mr. President Obama and President Clinton are out there being a little critical of you today. You want to respond to them? Well, they're critical because we've beaten them. You know, when I started, we had a very much weaker Republican Party, a smaller, weaker Republican Party. and then I ran and I won in 2016 and I won in 2022 but it didn't work out that way. It was a rigged election but I won by millions of votes and I figured because I did I'll do it again and I did it again and I made it too big to rig even better than 2020 or 2016 and they're out
Starting point is 00:01:43 there fighting and I guess I'd be fighting about with them too. It's crazy how his default talking point is just election fraud. Like he was asked about Obama and Clinton being critical of him and he said, okay, yeah, that's one thing. Let me tell you about how I won in 2022. He just, his brain autumn, his brain, which is mush, by the way. I like to refer to it as Thanksgiving dinner. You know, you have the mashed potatoes. You have the green beans.
Starting point is 00:02:05 You have the casserole in some houses. You have the stuffing. His brain is, you know, made of mashed potatoes and stuffing basically at this point in his life. But his default talking point is I won, you know, all of these rigged elections. And he can't even do it right anymore. He can't even make the conspiracy theory right anymore. He started talking about 2020. and saying that he won that election.
Starting point is 00:02:24 I didn't know he was running in a House or Senate seat. That's interesting. He then had this interesting exchange about golfing. He said, I played golf, and then he took it back seconds later by saying, no, I didn't play golf, which doesn't really make any sense. Watch this. Who did you play golf with today, sir? Just a couple of professionals.
Starting point is 00:02:40 Which problem? I played. I didn't play. I just hit balls for an hour. And I didn't want to play. I wasn't in the mood to play. Why not? Because I'm too busy.
Starting point is 00:02:49 I hit balls. At a very lovely course. Mr. President, I... Like, so wait, you're too busy to play golf, so you played golf. Like, if you're at the driving range, you're still playing golf. But nonetheless, it's just a little weird moment here where he, you know, he was asked, who did you play golf with? Oh, I played golf with professionals, a couple professionals.
Starting point is 00:03:10 Which pros? Sorry, actually, I didn't play golf. I was just at the driving range. You can't, you know, just he switched his mind in a matter of seconds. I'm sure that's a sign of, you know, mental health being strong. He then went on to be asked about polls showing that the government corruption has shot to the top of voter concerns because of so much corruption surrounding this administration. Why do you think that is? And he goes on to talk about the Democrats.
Starting point is 00:03:34 He goes on to say that the Democrats are corrupt, not him, but the Democrats are corrupt. And just take a look. It's crazy. Show that government corruption is shot to the top of voter concerns this election. Why do you think that is? Well, because the Democrats are very corrupt. To me, corruption is all the biggest things. if you look at Minnesota, if you look at Los Angeles, if you look at New York, the corruption is rampant.
Starting point is 00:03:57 And to me, corruption is a very big factor. There also been some allegations involved in the Wall Street Journal, sir. And you guys are worse than anybody, you know? After the Wall Street Journal has lost its way, there's massive corruption that you don't cover on the Democrat side, and you should. Because you ought to look at Minnesota, you ought to look at Maine, you want to look at Los Angeles, because we are straight and we are solid. But you have no idea what the hell this guy's talking about. I don't think anybody really does anymore these days.
Starting point is 00:04:29 But, you know, he's trying to push the responsibility onto Democrats, which is just so funny because, you know, he likes to say that Democrats in Congress insider trade. And maybe there are some Democrats in Congress who do that. I'm not going to claim that, you know, there has never been a bad Democrat or a Democrat has never done anything bad. But what's interesting is that if you take all of the money, or all of the trades that have been made by members of Congress and you add them all together, they don't come close to the amount of stock trades that Donald Trump made in one year as president. This number, one man as president, is bigger than every member of Congress combined
Starting point is 00:05:05 and the amount of trades that they're making. So maybe that's why voters are so concerned about government corruption because Donald Trump is actively trading stocks as president. And to be clear, most Americans believe that Donald Trump is, in fact, profiting. from the presidency illegally or unethically, according to some new polling, probably because he is. I think we can all agree on that part. And another part on his corruption is this report we just got that Donald Trump is weighing mass pardons for junior staff in the White House. Now, Republicans will always say, well, what about Joe Biden? Joe Biden pardoned Hunter Biden. He
Starting point is 00:05:38 pardoned Dr. Fauci. He pardoned members of the January 6th Committee. The only reason that Joe Biden did that was because Donald Trump was openly and publicly promising that he was going to prosecute these people for no reason. And we're actually seeing that. I mean, he went after Leticia James. He went after James Comey. He was very insistent on prosecuting these people. Joe Biden took action because they didn't do anything wrong and they don't have the deserve to have their lives ruined by this felon. Donald Trump, on the other hand, pardoning all of his junior staff just seems kind of guilty to me. It's like, you know, what are you covering up? The Democrats are not out there publicly saying, we're going to go after every person that we're going to go after every person
Starting point is 00:06:12 that worked for Donald Trump. If you touch the White House, we're going to arrest you. That's not what we're saying. There has to be some transparency, some accountability. But Donald Trump wanting pardons for all of his junior staff is interesting. And he was actually asked about this. And he said, certainly, I'd be allowed to. He opened the door and left it open to pardoning a wide swath of members of his administration.
Starting point is 00:06:32 So are you considering pardoning junior administration officials to shield them from congressional inquiries? Like who? There is a report by the Washington's. this morning at the White House is keeping around a plan to shield junior administration. Well, I haven't thought of it, but I will tell you, it would be very unfair to go through what we went through for four years with the corrupt weaponization that took place. So in light of what Biden did, as you know, Biden shielded many people, including the Congress, if you look at what they did with Congress where they set up the special committee, which was a fraud.
Starting point is 00:07:10 they all got shielded. So certainly I haven't thought about it, but certainly I'd be allowed to. Leaving the door open for pardoning members of his staff. He actually went on to address a member of his staff that was in the room with him, Margo Martin, who serves as one of his assistants in the White House. He pointed to her and said,
Starting point is 00:07:31 don't worry, you're not going to have to worry about it, essentially promising her a pardon in front of the entire country. I think a president has, I certainly don't want to see innocent people go through hell. and lose all their money, like Margo, lose all their money, because if she becomes a target, you know she's a very honest person,
Starting point is 00:07:48 but they're going to drag her into a grand jury. She's standing right there. Margo, you're not going to have to worry about it, okay? So he's, like, openly saying I'm going to pardon members of my staff, for no reason, by the way, right? Like, this is absurd. This is actually ridiculous, obviously,
Starting point is 00:08:06 an abuse of the power by Donald Trump, but it makes you wonder why, he's doing that. Makes you wonder why the White House, two years before Donald Trump is supposed to be leaving office, we'll see if he actually does that willingly. Two years before Donald Trump is supposed to be leaving office, they're already talking about mass pardons. That sounds like some guilt to me. It sounds like guilt to me, of course. Speaking of some corruption as well that I wanted to touch on as well, we have gotten this report recently that Donald Trump's Department of Justice has sued to block the Alaska U.S. Senate results if the Republican loses,
Starting point is 00:08:38 which is just such an absurd and anti-democratic argument, of course. And Donald Trump was asked about that as well. And he confirmed, like, admitted that he told the DOJ to sue Alaska over the election. Now, normally in the United States, we have a divide between the Department of Justice and the executive, the Oval Office, the presidency. The intention there is so that the DOJ is not acting at the direction of the president, but rather they're impartial and they're just, you know, following the law, prosecuting bad people.
Starting point is 00:09:06 That separation is completely disappeared under Donald Trump, and he's openly admitting that that separation has disappeared. And I looked at it, and there's very few people who will be able to differentiate, so they have no idea what they're doing. It is a totally corrupt weaponization situation, and they shouldn't be allowed to do it. So I recommended it to the DOJ. They looked at it.
Starting point is 00:09:28 They agreed with me, and they've gone to court. Let's see what happens. But that's pure corruption. And the Daniel Sullivan, that they have up, was never a participant in any elections, never even voted before. It's a disgrace. They found a guy named Daniel Sullivan. They put his name on.
Starting point is 00:09:45 In fact, he later on tried to change his middle initial so that it was the same as Daniel S. I think it's a disgrace. So basically the argument here is that because one of the candidates has a similar name to the Republican incumbent, that means that if anybody else wins but the Republican, the election has to be blocked. they are essentially saying unless we get the verdict we want, we want to block the election. Like, what is it going to take for some people in this country to look at this and realize what's taking place here? That Donald Trump is the most anti-democratic president in modern American history,
Starting point is 00:10:20 maybe probably in all of American history, if we're being honest, unless you're like going all the way back to the Confederates and those people. But really, really anti-democratic stuff here. Yet another moment of serious mental decline because Donald Trump is now claiming that his uncle invented radar. So apparently Donald Trump's uncle has done everything. He like taught at MIT. He taught the Unabomber Ted Kaczynski, which never happened by the way. Ted Kaczynski went to Harvard. So he's got that wrong. He said that his uncle, his grandfather, whoever it is, you know, discovered new military techniques for the U.S. military, which did not happen either. He just keeps making up new lies about
Starting point is 00:10:56 his family. I don't know why he keeps doing this. Actually, some of the things that my uncle invented, The radar, my uncle invented radar. Can you believe it? From MIT, Dr. John Trump. I mean, he'll probably be angry at me, but I knocked out their radar. I knocked out all of the different things. Now, funnily enough, on Twitter, which of course is owned by Elon Musk, there is a fact check below this.
Starting point is 00:11:20 Fact-checking Trump on Elon Musk's platform. It says Donald Trump's uncle, of course, did not invent radar. Surprise, surprise. The quote, first practical radar system was patented by Sir Robert Watson Watt, who built on the work of others such as Heinrich Hertz and Christian Hulzmeier. So nobody in Donald Trump's family invented radar. I can't even believe we have to address that. And then Donald Trump starts talking about other women being beautiful in front of Melania. What? What? In front of your wife? He's a pig. We know Donald Trump is a
Starting point is 00:11:52 disgusting man, but in front of your wife. Congressman Lunoz was with you yesterday. She's got a bill in Congress right now. She can call it by leadership that would cap student loan interest at 2.5%. Would you sign that bill as well? Yeah, I might because I think she's fantastic. She's been a supporter of mine for the beginning. She's a young, really brilliant person.
Starting point is 00:12:12 I would say she's beautiful, but I'm not allowed to say that. She's a beautiful person, but I don't say that she's beautiful. Because if you say that, that's the end of your political career. So I will not say that she's beautiful. but she is beautiful and she's a beautiful inside and out so I'm a supporter she's been a very early supporter of mine too it's something that I would certainly consider you is that not one of the craziest things you've seen like
Starting point is 00:12:38 he is turning to Melania Trump and being like isn't she beautiful don't you think she's so beautiful inside and out first of all gross second of all what are you doing what are you doing oh my guys I got to I got to wrap the video up there I'm going to get too angry when you get too baffled. But yeah, a lot of very weird mental decline moments that Donald Trump had. He kind of has them every single day. His voice was raspy. He's all over the place. And he's just, he's just out of it. You know what I mean? But thank you so much for watching. Please make sure to subscribe down below, drop a like on the video, comment. Let me know what you
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