Trump's latest fanboy

[Hibbyradge]

Or maybe not :wink:

Robert de Niro's speech at Tony awards - video

https://www.theguardian.com/film/video/2018/jun/11/robert-de-niros-****-trump-speech-at-tony-awards-video?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Copy_to_clipboard

[calumhibee1]

Didn’t De Niro claim he was leaving the USA if Trump got elected? He comes across as a roaster to be honest.

[CropleyWasGod]

Didn’t De Niro claim he was leaving the USA if Trump got elected? He comes across as a roaster to be honest.

Might leave

http://thehill.com/blogs/in-the-know/300422-robert-de-niro-leaves-open-option-of-leaving-us-if-trump-wins

[snooky]

A Raging Bull commenting on a Raging Bull****ter. :coffee:

[Jim44]

Or maybe not :wink:

Robert de Niro's speech at Tony awards - video

https://www.theguardian.com/film/video/2018/jun/11/robert-de-niros-****-trump-speech-at-tony-awards-video?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Copy_to_clipboard

Link doesn’t lead to the expected story.

[Hibbyradge]

Link doesn’t lead to the expected story.

Try this one;

Robert de Niro's speech at Tony awards - video

https://tinyurl.com/y9qzsce8

[IGRIGI]

Another multimillionaire from Hollywood going against Trump, when will they learn..

[wpj]

Another multimillionaire from Hollywood going against Trump, when will they learn..

Learn what out of genuine interest?

[IGRIGI]

Learn what out of genuine interest?

Trump's approval ratings are now above Obama's at the same time during his presidency according to one set of polls.

Having a quick look at Google suggests 7 to 8 million votes voted for Obama in 2012 and then Trump in 2016, carrying heavy influence due to their concentration in key states.

No one has ever asked why they did it. Does Hollywood really believe that millionaires in very expensive tuxedos screaming "I hate Trump!" "Racist! "Misogynist!" "Nazi!" is going to win any of them back over?

If anything it's going to drive more working/middle class voters to Trump.

[Geo_1875]

Trump's approval ratings are now above Obama's at the same time during his presidency according to one set of polls.

Having a quick look at Google suggests 7 to 8 million votes voted for Obama in 2012 and then Trump in 2016, carrying heavy influence due to their concentration in key states.

No one has ever asked why they did it. Does Hollywood really believe that millionaires in very expensive tuxedos screaming "I hate Trump!" "Racist! "Misogynist!" "Nazi!" is going to win any of them back over?

If anything it's going to drive more working/middle class voters to Trump.

Why would the views of "millionaires in very expensive tuxedos" drive people to vote for a Racist, Misogynist, Nazi?

[CropleyWasGod]

Trump's approval ratings are now above Obama's at the same time during his presidency according to one set of polls.

Having a quick look at Google suggests 7 to 8 million votes voted for Obama in 2012 and then Trump in 2016, carrying heavy influence due to their concentration in key states.

No one has ever asked why they did it. Does Hollywood really believe that millionaires in very expensive tuxedos screaming "I hate Trump!" "Racist! "Misogynist!" "Nazi!" is going to win any of them back over?

If anything it's going to drive more working/middle class voters to Trump.

Yet, at the same time, 3 others said differently.

http://www.newsweek.com/trump-says-his-approval-higher-obamas-ignoring-three-polls-say-it-isnt-869677

[IGRIGI]

Why would the views of "millionaires in very expensive tuxedos" drive people to vote for a Racist, Misogynist, Nazi?

Calling him that just drives people to him.

Economy booming, record low unemployment amongst black and hispanic groups, talking the talk on the international stage, taking on everyone on trade barriers, historic meeting with NK, he's nailing it and the only response is to call him a Nazi.

[bobbyhibs1983]

TDoes Hollywood really believe that millionaires in very expensive tuxedos screaming "I hate Trump!" "Racist! "Misogynist!" "Nazi!" is going to win any of them back over?


Its pretty funny when alot of hollywood/the press call him these names when he become president and never before he ran-became president... funny that !!
and it is pretty funny in regards these *celebs* whom claimed they would move elsewhere if he won,...sadly i dont think any did...?
Like him or not he made pledges and imo he is atleast keeping with them is all you can expect from ANY politician- i do wonder how many of politicans can claim to do as they pledge?
and I would love one of these hollywood millonaires to get of there you know what and run for president if they think they can do better..WILL any do that? course not!

[Hibbyradge]

Its pretty funny when alot of hollywood/the press call him these names when he become president and never before he ran-became president... funny that !!
and it is pretty funny in regards these *celebs* whom claimed they would move elsewhere if he won,...sadly i dont think any did...?
Like him or not he made pledges and imo he is atleast keeping with them is all you can expect from ANY politician- i do wonder how many of politicans can claim to do as they pledge?
and I would love one of these hollywood millonaires to get of there you know what and run for president if they think they can do better..WILL any do that? course not!

Apart from Ronald Reagan.

Arnie would have run too, but he wasn't eligible as he was born in Austria.

[makaveli1875]

I think what these celebrities fail to grasp is that people go to the movies for a bit of escapism , if people want to hear about Donald Trump they will watch the news . Nobody wants to hear a multi millionaire greeting about how unfair life is .

[Hibbyradge]

I think what these celebrities fail to grasp is that people go to the movies for a bit of escapism , if people want to hear about Donald Trump they will watch the news . Nobody wants to hear a multi millionaire greeting about how unfair life is .

I do.

[Slavers]

I do.

That's where your credibility nose dives. I'm sure you lapped it all up when your favourite celebs were supporting Hillary Clinton.

Now all the celebs and the lefty media have is more emotional outbursts and calling people Nazis.

[Tobias Funke]

That's where your credibility nose dives.

Like you have any on here with the guff you post.:tee hee:

[Slavers]

Like you have any on here with the guff you post.:tee hee:

I'm smart enough to know luciferians when I see them and smart enough not to pay attention to holywood celebs views on the world.

That will do for me! lol

[heretoday]

Calling him that just drives people to him.

Economy booming, record low unemployment amongst black and hispanic groups, talking the talk on the international stage, taking on everyone on trade barriers, historic meeting with NK, he's nailing it and the only response is to call him a Nazi.
I think you're right. He's doing what he was hired to do.

He's not paid to be likeable.

[CropleyWasGod]

I'm smart enough to know luciferians when I see them and smart enough not to pay attention to holywood celebs views on the world.

That will do for me! lol

Bobby's clearly one....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBhakmH2F84

[Hibernia&Alba]

I hope the Democrats have the sense to choose Bernie Sanders to run against the Donald in 2020. He resonates with voters far better than Hillary did and is offering policies which help working class/middle America. Age shouldn't be an issue, as Trump is over seventy.

[snooky]

Trump slags his closest allies then reportedly has sucked up to what appeared to be the world's worst enemy. :wtf:
IMO, it speaks volumes about the man's standards, morals, priorities and judgement.
Never mind the asylum, the lunatics have taken over the world.

[wpj]

Trump's approval ratings are now above Obama's at the same time during his presidency according to one set of polls.

Having a quick look at Google suggests 7 to 8 million votes voted for Obama in 2012 and then Trump in 2016, carrying heavy influence due to their concentration in key states.

No one has ever asked why they did it. Does Hollywood really believe that millionaires in very expensive tuxedos screaming "I hate Trump!" "Racist! "Misogynist!" "Nazi!" is going to win any of them back over?

If anything it's going to drive more working/middle class voters to Trump.

Thanks for replying, I do however completely disagree with it

[Hibrandenburg]

Trump slags his closest allies then reportedly has sucked up to what appeared to be the world's worst enemy. :wtf:
IMO, it speaks volumes about the man's standards, morals, priorities and judgement.
Never mind the asylum, the lunatics have taken over the world.

Or is it part of the plan to create a new axis of evil?

[Hibbyradge]

That's where your credibility nose dives. I'm sure you lapped it all up when your favourite celebs were supporting Hillary Clinton.

Now all the celebs and the lefty media have is more emotional outbursts and calling people Nazis.

Trump's a billionaire. You listen to his pish.

[SouthsideHarp_Bhoy]

Trump is obviously a bell end, but credit where it is due, IF he pulls off a peace treaty and denuclearization of Korea (I'm still sceptical...) then that is a huge foreign policy achievement.

I actually thought him suspending military manoeuvres was quite a bold step - somebody had to give something to get things moving, and it would be easy enough to start them again should things not progress.

[Slavers]

Trump's a billionaire. You listen to his pish.

Trump is the President of the USA it makes sense to listen to him even if you don't agree with what he is saying.

[calumhibee1]

Trump is obviously a bell end, but credit where it is due, IF he pulls off a peace treaty and denuclearization of Korea (I'm still sceptical...) then that is a huge foreign policy achievement.

I actually thought him suspending military manoeuvres was quite a bold step - somebody had to give something to get things moving, and it would be easy enough to start them again should things not progress.

This is where I am. It’s actually quite embarrassing watching news outlets giving him no credit when they’d have been fawning over Obama if this had happened on his watch.

[Bristolhibby]

Fair play the meeting was a bit of a breakthrough.

Are we forgetting that Trump has also torn up an agreement with Iran which is the exact same agreement that he is trying to get in North Korea?

Crazy.

J

[Hibrandenburg]

Trump is obviously a bell end, but credit where it is due, IF he pulls off a peace treaty and denuclearization of Korea (I'm still sceptical...) then that is a huge foreign policy achievement.

I actually thought him suspending military manoeuvres was quite a bold step - somebody had to give something to get things moving, and it would be easy enough to start them again should things not progress.

The devil is in the detail. Until details emerge on what has actually been agreed upon and we see that NK is willing to hold up it's end of the deal, then the champagne should be kept on ice.

First reports are that the deal is wishy washy concerning NK having to denuclearise but Trump has committed to stop military exercises with SK and the removal of US troops from the peninsula. Looks like a great deal for NK who have managed successfully to alter the status quo with their nuclear aspirations. I wonder what the government in the south are now thinking.

[s.a.m]

Fair play the meeting was a bit of a breakthrough.

Are we forgetting that Trump has also torn up an agreement with Iran which is the exact same agreement that he is trying to get in North Korea?

Crazy.

J

I think I'm right in saying that the Iran deal had important checks and balances written in to it, to ensure they were keeping to the deal, yet it was the worst deal ever because it wasn't Everything We Want Already. This one is a vague aspiration, that they already had, and which has been agreed several times in the past before being reneged upon.

Mike Pence said beforehand that any result other than complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearisation would be unacceptable. By their own terms, it doesn't seem to have worked out.

[Stranraer]

I remember Michael Moore's anti-Bush speech at some award ceremony and they ended up cutting him off.

[Hibbyradge]

I see the President stayed classy to rise above De Niro's remarks and ignore them.

Oh, wait, no he didn't. Instead, he insulted him and called him names.

I never thought I'd see the day when the POTUS would deliberately and publicly insult an individual US citizen.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-44463301

[makaveli1875]

I see the President stayed classy to rise above De Niro's remarks and ignore them.

Oh, wait, no he didn't. Instead, he insulted him and called him names.

I never thought I'd see the day when the POTUS would deliberately and publicly insult an individual US citizen.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-44463301

About as classy as standing infront of a TV camera mumbling ***** Trump , that was really class from De Niro

http://i832.photobucket.com/albums/zz246/ardern0/index_zpsbliqbhzg.jpg (http://s832.photobucket.com/user/ardern0/media/index_zpsbliqbhzg.jpg.html)

[Slavers]

Fair play the meeting was a bit of a breakthrough.

Are we forgetting that Trump has also torn up an agreement with Iran which is the exact same agreement that he is trying to get in North Korea?

Crazy.

J

Do you not think Israel lent on him to scrap the Iran deal?

For me the North Korea deal makes a war with Iran more likely. Trump peace maker in North Korea and to balance it out a war with Iran. All part of his deal making strategies

[Hibbyradge]

About as classy as standing infront of a TV camera mumbling ***** Trump , that was really class from De Niro

http://i832.photobucket.com/albums/zz246/ardern0/index_zpsbliqbhzg.jpg (http://s832.photobucket.com/user/ardern0/media/index_zpsbliqbhzg.jpg.html)

Agreed.

Dear Niro is a US citizen, though, not the President. He is entitled to criticise those in power in any legal way he chooses.

Trump is an immature child who can't stop himself. He's so thin skinned it's so easy to goad him into a reaction. It's not as if what Dr Niro said was damaging or new or clever. It was a generic and ubiquitous swear word.

It's like Billy Connolly's joke about the Pope being told to F off. Hilarious.

Except this actually happened. And everyone knew it would.

[JeMeSouviens]

Did anyone else think this was going to be a thread about Kim Jong-un? :greengrin

[CropleyWasGod]

https://twitter.com/i/status/1006649803277852672

How juvenile... :greengrin

[Peevemor]

https://twitter.com/i/status/1006649803277852672

How juvenile... :greengrin

:tee hee:

[SouthsideHarp_Bhoy]

The devil is in the detail. Until details emerge on what has actually been agreed upon and we see that NK is willing to hold up it's end of the deal, then the champagne should be kept on ice.

First reports are that the deal is wishy washy concerning NK having to denuclearise but Trump has committed to stop military exercises with SK and the removal of US troops from the peninsula. Looks like a great deal for NK who have managed successfully to alter the status quo with their nuclear aspirations. I wonder what the government in the south are now thinking.

Agree about devil being in the detail, something I suspect is lost a bit on the POTUS! I too am sceptical.

I hadn't realised they had promised to move all US forces out of South Korea, I thought he had only suspended joint military manoeuvres with the South?

There is no denying that things have moved further under trump on this issue than they ever did under Nobel peace prize winning Obama.

[heretoday]

I gather Justin Trudeau is considering reinstating public executions in a bid to get back into the good books of his powerful southern neighbour.

[Hibbyradge]

Agree about devil being in the detail, something I suspect is lost a bit on the POTUS! I too am sceptical.

I hadn't realised they had promised to move all US forces out of South Korea, I thought he had only suspended joint military manoeuvres with the South?

There is no denying that things have moved further under trump on this issue than they ever did under Nobel peace prize winning Obama.

I think it's being presented as a huge success, as is Trump's style, but it's more style over substance.

Firstly, they haven't moved anywhere, yet, and it's highly doubtful that anything will come of this "agreement".

Secondly, despite Trump's bluster, the signed statement is much weaker than previous agreements.

Here's Washington Post's fact check on the issue;

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/fact-checker/wp/2018/06/13/fact-checking-president-trumps-claims-about-the-north-korea-deal/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.68415f925db1

[Geo_1875]

Calling him that just drives people to him.

Economy booming, record low unemployment amongst black and hispanic groups, talking the talk on the international stage, taking on everyone on trade barriers, historic meeting with NK, he's nailing it and the only response is to call him a Nazi.

That's bollocks. Calling him that only attracts other racist, misogynist, nazis.

[snooky]

I gather Justin Trudeau is considering reinstating public executions in a bid to get back into the good books of his powerful southern neighbour.

I don't know about that however, I'm hearing rubbles that Canada might be legalising marijuana soon. I can see a northwards population drift in N. America on the horizon. :smokin

[AT8]

That's bollocks. Calling him that only attracts other racist, misogynist, nazis.

I don't know if you're being serious with that comment, but if you are, that's an extremely ill informed statement to make. The majority of Americans that support President Trump are the forgotten men and women from the so-called flyover states who were sick and tired of being dictated to by the left leaning coastal states. There can be no question that President Trump has achieved more for the American people in a year and a half than the previous incumbant managed in eight years, yet rather than acknowledge that, you label his supporters as racists. Why?

[SouthsideHarp_Bhoy]

I think it's being presented as a huge success, as is Trump's style, but it's more style over substance.

Firstly, they haven't moved anywhere, yet, and it's highly doubtful that anything will come of this "agreement".

Secondly, despite Trump's bluster, the signed statement is much weaker than previous agreements.

Here's Washington Post's fact check on the issue;

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/fact-checker/wp/2018/06/13/fact-checking-president-trumps-claims-about-the-north-korea-deal/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.68415f925db1

I take that point, absolutely. And I remain very sceptical.

But, I still think he deserves credit for moving the debate on. And I kinda hope that the North Koreans aren't taking the Mick, because I would be a bit worried of the response if it turns out that way.

[snooky]

I take that point, absolutely. And I remain very sceptical.

But, I still think he deserves credit for moving the debate on. And I kinda hope that the North Koreans aren't taking the Mick, because I would be a bit worried of the response if it turns out that way.

I can agree with you on this one, SHB. :agree:

[Geo_1875]

I don't know if you're being serious with that comment, but if you are, that's an extremely ill informed statement to make. The majority of Americans that support President Trump are the forgotten men and women from the so-called flyover states who were sick and tired of being dictated to by the left leaning coastal states. There can be no question that President Trump has achieved more for the American people in a year and a half than the previous incumbant managed in eight years, yet rather than acknowledge that, you label his supporters as racists. Why?

I'm sure he has many supporters who are not racist, misogynist, nazis. My point was that calling him a racist, misogynist, nazi is unlikely to attract undecided black, feminist, communists.

[Hibbyradge]

I'm sure he has many supporters who are not racist, misogynist, nazis. My point was that calling him a racist, misogynist, nazi is unlikely to attract undecided black, feminist, communists.

Or people with half decent morals.

[Tyler Durden]

This is where I am. It’s actually quite embarrassing watching news outlets giving him no credit when they’d have been fawning over Obama if this had happened on his watch.

Except that's not true. Obama or Bush could easily have met with the leader of NK. North Korea want to be seen as an equivalent, a player on the world stage. Trump gave them exactly what they wanted and for nothing in return. It was a phot op, nothing more.

Seeing their flags draped next to the US's will go down in history as a national embarrassment. All for a vague statement which achieves nothing like what Trump and his camp proposed as success. Statements from NK that are virtually identical to ones they've reneged on in the past 15 years.

As for the media, it's almost the exact opposite

https://mobile.twitter.com/mud_made1419/status/1007749578920222720/video/1

[Tyler Durden]

Calling him that just drives people to him.

Economy booming, record low unemployment amongst black and hispanic groups, talking the talk on the international stage, taking on everyone on trade barriers, historic meeting with NK, he's nailing it and the only response is to call him a Nazi.

So basically a strong economy, most of which can be attributed to Obama

Trumps tax cuts aren't good for the economy. Trade wars will be disastrous despite his tough guy rhetoric

[Tyler Durden]

Its pretty funny when alot of hollywood/the press call him these names when he become president and never before he ran-became president... funny that !!
and it is pretty funny in regards these *celebs* whom claimed they would move elsewhere if he won,...sadly i dont think any did...?
Like him or not he made pledges and imo he is atleast keeping with them is all you can expect from ANY politician- i do wonder how many of politicans can claim to do as they pledge?
and I would love one of these hollywood millonaires to get of there you know what and run for president if they think they can do better..WILL any do that? course not!

What is it you think he's delivered that he pledged?

Has he drained the swamp?

Have Mexico paid for any walls recently?

Has he solved the opioid crisis? Has Jared Kushner delivered peace in the Middle East?

[snooky]

Trump's a whacko but, sometimes you need a whacko.
But not this one though.