Trump will flee the country and live as an oligarch but his staff will face the music. Do they know?

Summary

The video discusses concerns about Trump's behavior and rising wealth, drawing comparisons to dictatorial figures like Putin and Kim Jong-un. The speaker suggests that Trump is accumulating vast wealth through controversial means, such as meme coins and bribes, positioning himself as an oligarch. The video speculates that Trump might plan to leave the U.S. if his influence wanes, leaving behind those loyal to him, like Stephen Miller, who could face severe consequences. The speaker emphasizes that Trump’s exit plan involves becoming a true billionaire and distancing himself from any potential fallout.

Takeaways

• 😀 Trump has a large portrait of himself hanging outside the Department of Agriculture building in Washington, D.C., which is considered by some to be dictator-like behavior.
• 😀 The portrayal of Trump’s actions is compared to those of historical dictators like Putin, Hitler, and Kim Jong-un, emphasizing his desire for control and personal grandeur.
• 😀 Trump is believed to be accumulating massive wealth through various ventures, including crypto, meme coins, and international deals, including bribes and contracts.
• 😀 There are concerns that Trump’s wealth and power could lead to him becoming an oligarch, with hideaway islands and connections with other powerful figures like Putin and Elon Musk.
• 😀 Trump is portrayed as someone who doesn't care about the midterms or what Republicans in Congress are doing, focusing instead on furthering his own interests.
• 😀 There is speculation that Trump may eventually leave the country to avoid prosecution, knowing that he has enough wealth to live as an international oligarch.
• 😀 Elon Musk and other wealthy figures are depicted as benefiting from Trump’s administration, receiving large amounts of public funding while social services suffer.
• 😀 Trump's international business deals, like building Trump Towers around the world, are seen as attempts to solidify his place in a global oligarchic network.
• 😀 There is a notion that people in Trump’s administration, such as Stephen Miller and Caroline Levit, will not be protected by Trump if he leaves, and they may face backlash from the American people.
• 😀 The idea of a post-Trump world is explored, where his loyalists could struggle with public unpopularity, facing consequences for their actions despite Trump’s potential pardons or exit plans.

Q & A

What was the initial reaction to the photograph of Trump’s portrait hanging outside the Department of Agriculture building?

The speaker initially questioned the authenticity of the photograph, as a similar incident had been exposed as fake weeks earlier. After confirming it was real, they expressed shock that such an event was happening without media coverage.

How does the speaker compare Trump’s behavior to that of historical dictators?

The speaker compares Trump’s behavior to that of dictators like Putin, Hitler, and Kim Jong-un, suggesting that hanging portraits of himself in government buildings is a tactic often employed by authoritarian leaders to consolidate power and feed their egos.

What does the speaker believe Trump is accumulating wealth for?

The speaker believes Trump is amassing wealth not just for personal gain but to secure a safe escape plan, including owning islands around the world, in case he faces legal or political challenges in the U.S.

What role does the speaker think Putin and Elon Musk play in Trump’s actions?

The speaker suggests that Trump is working in alliance with figures like Putin and Elon Musk to further his personal wealth and political agenda, implying that they helped him win the 2020 election and that they share mutual interests in undermining the U.S.

How does the speaker feel about the media’s handling of Trump’s actions?

The speaker feels that the media is avoiding serious coverage of Trump’s actions due to fear of retribution, and they believe the media is focusing on Joe Biden instead of exposing the true nature of Trump’s behavior.

What is Trump’s stance on the House and Senate Republicans, according to the speaker?

The speaker claims that Trump is indifferent to the actions of House and Senate Republicans, stating that he is more focused on accumulating wealth and potentially staying in power, regardless of what Republicans are doing in Congress.

What are the possible consequences for Trump’s allies, like Stephen Miller, in a post-Trump world?

The speaker suggests that Trump’s allies, such as Stephen Miller, will likely face public wrath and may be forced to live in hiding or even flee to places like Argentina, similar to how Nazis allegedly escaped after World War II.

What is the speaker’s view on Trump’s exit strategy from the U.S.?

The speaker believes Trump has an exit plan, likely involving becoming a true billionaire and oligarch, with the means to escape the country and live in luxury, without caring about potential prosecution or accountability.

How does the speaker characterize Trump’s relationship with his wealth?

The speaker characterizes Trump’s relationship with wealth as one of manipulation, claiming that his past wealth was fabricated, and now he is truly accumulating massive amounts of money, mostly through memes, crypto, and bribes.

What is the speaker’s assessment of Trump’s current political power and his future plans?

The speaker assesses that Trump’s political power is waning, with historically low approval ratings, but that he is still focused on enriching himself. They also suggest that he may be planning to leave the U.S. if Democrats regain power, using his wealth to secure an escape route.