I find it interesting that some think that since Joe Biden won the Election, Donald Trump is just going to disappear into the Sunset. President Trump is no stranger to the Limelight and he'd be a perfect replacement for Rush Limbaugh. President Trump has a Huge following and would be a Ratings Bonanza if he created either a TV or Radio Show. CNN and MSNBC are going to take a Huge Hit in viewership, since they don't have the Monster to continually complain about as President, but those two Networks would probably be begging Trump to come to their Networks to boost ratings, since Sleepy Joe is going to be about as exciting to watch as Bingo Game in an Retirement home. https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2021/jan/4/inside-the-beltway-who-will-replace-rush/
Time will Tell, nobody can stir up the Masses like Trump. Maybe he'll start his own Social Media site
How would he shut up talking about himself and how he won the election long enough to even run any ad's let alone take a call? But, on second thought have him do it, it will fail inside a month.
Uh, are you talking about Trump, or, much more likely -- Joe Biden...?! . "Hey, Joe, come over here and call somebody a"dog-faced pony soldier"!
You know those add when you go to a less reputable site showing you the available women in your town/city? That’s where
I don't think anyone thought Trump would disappear. I suspect he will be whining and moaning for at least a year. And it will be a ratings bonanza for any tv or radio program followed by his supporters. Have at it. Enjoy.
Sleepy Joe is going to be about as exciting to watch as Bingo Game Politics is the farthest thing about being entertained. Trump now has an image problem, and very soon, he may have a legal problem. He probably has a high price tag too, that may turn away more than a few investors.
For many years, starting way before Trump, before Obama, before "W" Bush, and maybe right around the start of Bill Clinton's presidency, I listened to whatever classical music station I could find on radio, or, my fairly large collection of stuff on vinyl and CD's at home. I don't listen to anybody's political diatribes on TV or radio. And, curiously, the right-wing stuff often pisses me off almost as much as the left-wing drivel... but not as much. The next time you're tempted to listen to, say, boors like Sean Hannity OR Anderson Cooper, try this instead for a little less than ten minutes -- the Prelude to "Lohengrin", by Richard Wagner:
Kilmeade: This is the one stat I’m going to bring you to, and I’m going to ask you if could attack this. According to a Axios-Ipsos poll, 70 percent of white Americans say they trust the local police. Only 36 percent of African Americans do. How do you attack that problem? How do you change things? Trump: Well I think it’s a very sad problem. As you know, as a Republican I’m doing very well with African Americans and with the vote with the — in polls and everything — especially, I mean, I haven’t seen one very recently because you had the plague come in from China. So that changed things up, but we had the best economy ever. We had the best numbers for African-American on employment and unemployment in history. Best homeownership — best everything. We had the best numbers in everything — not only African-American, but the African-American numbers were great. Kilmeade: How do you handle the law enforcement part? Trump: Well, I think you have to get better. Kilmeade: How do you handle the law enforcement part of this? Trump: They have to get better than what they’ve been doing. I mean obviously that was a terrible thing. And I’ve spoken about it numerous times in various speeches. And what’s interesting is I spoke about it when we launched a very successful rocket — a tremendous program that culminated on that day and obviously it goes on from there. But I then made a speech and it was a speech about the rocket, and I devoted 25 percent of the speech probably to what happened — or more — to what happened with respect to George — George Floyd, and it was — and then you listen to this, he doesn’t talk about George Floyd. The rocket went off, I then I made a speech, and I talked about George Floyd, but they said he didn’t talk about George Floyd. Half — maybe even almost half of the speech, but a large portion of the speech was devoted exactly to that. And so, you know, with — with the media you basically — and basically no matter what you do, it’s never going to be good enough. But the people understand it. Kilmeade: Right. Trump: And that’s one of the beauties of social media. I mean, I would love not to even bother with social media, but I’m able to get my word out beautifully by social media, fortunately. You use social media too. Kilmeade: Right. Trump is unfit for radio. Trump is unfit to rationally communicate. Chris Hayes Exposes Trump's Incoherence by Simply Reading His Words - Rolling Stone
Well, one of the things that will be really great, you know, the word experience is still good. I always say talent is more important than experience. I've always said that. But the word experience is a very important word. It’s a very important meaning. I never did this before—I never slept over in Washington. I was in Washington I think 17 times, all of the sudden, I'm the president of the United States. You know the story, I'm riding down Pennsylvania Avenue with our First Lady and I say, 'This is great.' But I didn't know very many people in Washington, it wasn't my thing. I was from Manhattan, from New York. Now I know everybody. And I have great people in the administration. You make some mistakes, like you know an idiot like Bolton, all he wanted to do is drop bombs on everybody. You don't have to drop bombs on everybody. You don't have to kill people. -- DJT to Sean Hannity, asking what his 2nd term priorities were. What kind of radio station are you expecting? The air-accordion act doesn't work with audio.
Yes it could will be interesting . The Trumpocity will not just go away so where would the best place be to keep an eye on the bozo.
