DONALD TRUMP - AMERICAN PSYCHOPATH

Added: 2026-04-30

[00:00:00]Donald Trump, you are a psychopath. You are a dangerous, thin skinned narcissist black hole of a human being. I'm not saying that for clickbait, Donald. I'm saying that because it's really essential now that the global community frames you and understands you for exactly who you are. because you don't give a damn about the economic catastrophe that you have unleashed on the world with your disastrous war in Iran. You don't care about the UN warning about global hunger because a straight of Hermutz has been closed to agricultural products that are essential for countries around the world. You don't care that your allies, well, you don't have allies, you hate them all anyways, are now struggling with economic shock waves that you caused.

[00:00:48]And what's your focus? Oh, yeah. You want a ballroom. That, my friend, is a sign of a dangerous, self-centered black hole of a human being. Okay, I'm going to give you just five reasons, Donald.

[00:01:01]You can come on my show and argue with me if you want, if you think I'm being mean to you, but I think it's a pretty straightforward argument. Number one, where are the pets? You know, I was thinking about that with you, Donald. I mean, presidents always have pets. They always make sure everybody knows they have pets. Adolf Hitler loved dogs.

[00:01:19]Okay, they were German shepherds, but he loved them anyways. Nixon had checkers.

[00:01:24]Um, where's the cat? Where's the dog?

[00:01:26]Nothing. You don't like pets?

[00:01:29]Interesting sign, Donald. Number two, how come we never see you visiting schools or hospitals? You know, the children sick kids wards, you know, think of George W. Bush. Now, there was a guy who probably was on the least impressive scale of United States presidents. He was pretty down near the bottom. But that famous footage on 911, he's reading to children in a kindergarten classroom and his aid whispers in his ear that the Twin Towers have just exploded.

[00:02:00]And Donald, did you see how George W.

[00:02:02]reacted? He sat there for a minute because I think he didn't want to panic the children. Well, that's what even a guy like George W. understood the role of a president not scaring the kids. But I've never seen you anywhere near kids because you don't like them and you don't care cuz you would rather be sucking up the oligarchs, right? Okay, that my friend is psychopathic. And number three, you hate Canadians. Okay, you might say, "Well, that's just you're just an outraged Canadian." No, no, no, Donald. I mean, I was thinking about this a lot. I mean, if you hate Canadians, who do you like? I mean, we are like your next door neighbors. We've shown time and time again, you know, if you've got wildfires in California, we'll fly our people down. You know, whenever you needed something in the United States, if you called on Canada, we were like, "Okay, sure. We'll help.

[00:02:52]We're like your friendly neighbors." And yet you hate our guts. You've said this again and again and again. How we are the nastiest people on the planet. How you insult us all the time, every chance you get. You've never said anything bad about Vladimir Putin, but Canadians, you hate Canadians. So, I'm thinking, well, if you don't like Canadians, then who are your friends? I mean, what? The psycho dude in Argentina, Benjamin Netanyahu, an indicted war criminal. I mean, Vladimir Putin. No, he's not your friend. I know you keep wishing and you actually typed, would Vladimir Putin be my best friend? Vladimir Putin sees you as a subservient vassel because that's the other thing about dangerous psychopaths. There's a power structure and Vladimir Putin, he's top dog and you, Donald, you're running behind them.

[00:03:38]So, you hate Canadians, you hate kids, and you don't like pets. Okay, there's three. Now, we're going to go into the darkness, the Epstein files, and the really frightening allegations of child rape against you. You know, I I've talked time and time again about the story of Jane Doe because it is such a horrific story. And I'm not making this up. These are in the court filings in the Southern District of New York of the 13-year-old girl who said that you tied her up, beat and raped her. Then she brought an affidavit from a witness, Tiffany Doe, and they talked about a 12-year-old girl named Maria, who disappeared after she was assaulted.

[00:04:26]They named you and Epstein in a complaint for rape, sexual misconduct, criminal sexual abuse, forcible touching, assault, battery, intentional and reckless infliction of emotional distress, duress, imprisonment, and defamation. Yeah. And Jane Doe went to ground uh when she was supposed to come out for a press conference because she said her life had been threatened.

[00:04:55]And nobody in the American media or in the American uh judicial system or the American political system thought, "Whoa, here's a man being accused of horrific uh rape and violence against a 13-year-old kid." But I mention this because recently in the latest Epstein files dump, the Epstein files dump that the Department of Justice tried to first of all hide and then admit that they had it and then tried to claim, well, there's nothing credible in there. Well, there is that FBI report that was gathered when the FBI were doing their major Epstein investigation in 2009 and they were trying to get as many witnesses as possible. But this one witness who's trafficked at the age of 13 or 14 from Epstein Island who was brought to New York to meet a very rich man. And she said that rich man was you, Donald Trump. And she was afraid to bring forward her testimony because she said, "All my life, Epstein's people have found me." And we've seen records of people who said that they were tracked for years by Epstein. And what she said was frightening. Donald, she talked about how she was brought to you and that you didn't like her cuz she looked kind of like a tomboy and that you brought her into a room and said to her, "Now, this is how little girls behave." And then she said that you punched her in the head because she wouldn't do the sexual act that you wanted. And she was thrown out into the hallway. And then she also talked about, you know, one of the women who hang around Epstein came up to her and said, "Hey kid, wear a bra." I mean, she was 13 years old, Donald. Now, okay, these are allegations, but the allegations match so closely between two young women who would have no way of knowing each other, telling a same similar story. Donald, if this is true, you don't belong in the White House. You belong in maximum security in isolation where the sick perverts and psychopaths are kept. We need to talk about this, Donald, because again, where's the media on this? Where's the judicial system on this? Where's the political system of the United States in trying to find out where these witnesses are who had to go to ground after they came forward with testimony against you?

[00:07:16]That is psychopathic.

[00:07:18]Okay, Donald, I'm going to end on that and just go to one other thing. Man, you're a bad sportsman. I've been reading about the stuff at your all your golf clubs where you have all these tournaments and you win them all and everybody knows you don't win and you know you don't win, but you don't care because you want the trophy. I mean, that is just so cheap, Donald. I mean, I don't know what how you grew up as a kid, but you know, when I was a kid playing in the schoolyard, you know, my mom said, "Hey, be a good sportsman. Be fair. Don't cheat. You know, let other kids have the ball, too. Not you. You want all the ball or you're going home."

[00:07:49]I'm going to end on that because I want to show you, Donald, how decent people act, how decent people in the United States care for their neighbors and show good sportsmanship. Check out this footage of the Buffalo Sabres versus the Boston Bruins uh playoff game in Buffalo, New York. So, there's no Canadian team playing there, but what do they do? They play the Canadian anthem.

[00:08:13]They play the Canadian anthem, Donald, because they know that as a border town community, they have lots of friends and fans in Canada. And it's a sign of respect. Now, my brother Mike sent me this cuz my brother Mike, he's a subway driver. He's on the getting up for on the the the blur Danforth line, the number one line every morning. Hey, Midas Cruz, if you're going to work or going to school, keep an eye out for my brother. He's like me, but better looking. Anyways, my brother loves Buffalo. He loves all things Buffalo. He was so proud to see this. But you know what? He's not traveling to Buffalo anymore until you're gone, Donald. And we can bring friendship back. But check out this. What happens when the mic cuts out and the people in that Buffalo arena stand up and sing O Canada? That's what decent people do. Oh Canada, our home and native Jesus strong glorious and free.

[00:09:47]Oh yeah.

[00:09:53]Glor.

[00:10:12]Wow. Doesn't matter how sick and evil Donald Trump is, he's not going to take that basic goodness away from people.

[00:10:19]That's why I wanted to share this with you.

[00:10:23]All right, folks. Album of the day. The first Sky Diggers album. Oh my god. I think uh maybe my favorite Canadian band of all time. I'll admit that. I grew up with the Sky Diggers. We played thousands of gigs together. This has got Monday Morning on it. We don't talk much anymore. uh at 24 and that great song I'll be home before the morning baby I know you'll be waking up all night the sky diggers if you haven't checked them out check them out they are a Canadian institution uh we had so many great letters uh and messages from the thing I did on April 28th the day of morning talking about uh mine accidents talking about worker rights and we got messages from all over the world Karen in Virginia writes I appreciate this so much I worked in the US chemical industry. And now, as my neighbors and co-workers have died of cancer, I would add us to your April 28th day for workers who have tolerated, suffered, and died due to the unhealthy and unsafe working conditions. I love your music and your stalwart activism. Well, thank you Karen in Virginia. Linda Sutherland Taylor writes, "My dad was blacklisted from working in the mines in Cobalt. He was part of the movement." Well, Linda, there are Southerntherlands in Cobalt and they're Taylor. And I knew Don Taylor who was a really strong uh activist for the the mine unions. I don't know if that's the same Taylor family. Um Georgie writes, "My husband and brother work in the oil sands mines here in Alberta, and some of their stories would curl your hair. The calculated level of coldness that they work under is truly horrific. Every move the mine makes is to cover up their own asses, and the trucks never stop moving, no matter the conditions. I'm scared of the health effects from the silica dust in the air. And I highly doubt that they've ever done a health assessment.

[00:12:08]The money they make is about a fraction of what the company makes. And really, it's just danger pay. It's all a scam.

[00:12:15]They poison the people of Fort Chip and the North Saskatchewan River. Our province will be polluted, be a polluted wasteland when they get done with it. My heart goes out to all of those who have to work for the man. And Medianne Paranto writes, "I come from Quebec and my father comes from asbestous. That was a war zone when they decided when they decided to enter the unions." Uh, yes, Medianne. I met a young woman, well, she was my age back then, and her dad was one of the union organizers in in the the asbestous strikes, and boy, that was a war zone. Uh, Brian Gallop, hi Charlie from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. I can tell you about the coal mines. In fact, some of the towns are named after the mines. Gardener mines, Sydney mines, the list goes on. The Canary was a savior for the miners. K. Breton did a lot for the rest of Canada, the steel plants, etc. I know. You know, the clan of the Pictish people in ancient Scotland were the ancestors of the first people to use the name Angus. It was a name for a person with great strength. Well, thank you for that. The surname Angus was originally derived from the GIC word Angus. Charlie, you got it in spades.

[00:13:22]Pardon the shovel. Well, thank you for that, Brian. And my mom is a McNeel from Iona and K Breton and my grandfather and my uncles were K Breton miners and they said back in the day the only two things you could find in the village of Iona uh were holy days and McNeels. Okay. Uh Margie writes, "I enjoy the history segments. Here in the United States, our history is rapidly being erased by the fascist regime. Keep up the good work and keep kicking at the darkness." And Allison writes, "Charlie, watching you from Florida." And Mark Pacia writes, "Charlie, the battle for workers rights is universal around the globe. The elites will always put profits over safety of workers, and sadly, they have often taken good workman's compensation laws and destroyed them over time. Here in Missouri, they did a sneaky thing by freezing the value of various injuries back in the 1950s without any adjustments for inflation and the decreased value of a dollar. What used to be fair compensation is now wholly inadequate for the damages done. and it does not consider the number of remaining years of value loss. A 60-year-old who loses the use of a hand gets the same as a 20-year-old with the same injury. The years of loss do not matter and the time value of money do not matter either. The owners know this and so do the politicians. But the bribes they call campaign contributions create the laws and keep it from being modernized. Workers need to wake up and walk out. These companies must pay a price for their indifference. The only language they listen to is money, so make them pay. And I mean hard. And it's not just enough to call it the price of doing business. Thank you for all your good work and to for bringing this into the spotlight. And Sally Wilson writes, "Thank you for making people aware of this special day. My father was killed in a mine cave in Elk Lake, Ontario in 1954. His name is on the Kirkland Lake Miners Memorial. My dad worked in the Kirkland Lake Mines for years. His time away from the mine was spent fighting in Europe during World War II, but he was black ballalled for his union movement.

[00:15:18]So he never went underground in KL again and he worked in Labrador and the Northern Ontario mines. Um so folks, thanks for the messages. We got them from all over. So so important. These are stories we want to tell. Okay, finally um lots lots and lots of travel coming up. May 13th, I'll be at Woodstock Sbury, 162 Mckenzie Street.

[00:15:42]That's the book festival. I'll be talking about my book, Dangerous Memory.

[00:15:45]May 26 in North Bay at Nippasing University. You can get tickets for that at cfw northbaygmail.com.

[00:15:55]That's cfuworthbaygmail.com for the Midastown Hall that we're doing at Nipposing University. May 26th, June 17th, Halton that the Unifor 707 Hall in Oakville. Get tickets information very soon. June 18th at the Maronei Club in London. I'm coming back to London. We'll be getting information for that. Uh the Grievous Angels, um May 24th at the Horseshoe Tavern in Toronto with Caleb Hel's going to be opening. Get your tickets now. These are going to go fast.

[00:16:27]The last time we had people travel from all over southern Ontario and even from Ohio. The Horseshoe is a legendary bar.

[00:16:34]The Grievous Angels are on fire. We're going to be playing the Revolution album. August 14th, we're doing an event with Strummerfest in Waterlue. And August 15th, we're coming back to the hammer. Yes, the Cork Town in Hamilton.

[00:16:46]We'll be getting ticket information to you soon. Keep kicking at the darkness, my friends. It is going to bleed daylight in our midst.

[00:17:03]Well, I feel like I am no longer able.