Trump RAGES as Golf Cheat Allegations CRUSH His Ego

Trump RAGES as Golf Cheat Allegations CRUSH His Ego

Why should you just hand it over to him? Do it as a form of a loan.
I do that with athletes. They can’t quite, you know,
like a professional golfer who I think is very good. They don’t have any money,
but they have a lot of talent. I’ll say, here’s the deal.
I did it with a number of people. Here’s the deal. What I want to do professional golfer
I play golf, I play very nice. Did you see the picture of me? The horrible picture
with the stomach out to here. That was. So what I do is I’m putting up today
a picture of me, actually, what I actually look like hitting a ball,
smashing the freaking ball. And you’ll see. Quite. I wouldn’t say slim. I wouldn’t say slim, but not bad.
But the ball does go far. I would say it goes about nine times
further than Biden can hit it nine times. Jeff actually watched me
make a hole in one. Can you believe that? I actually said I was the best golfer
of all the rich people to be, to be exact. Act. And then I got Ahold of it,
so it was sort of cool. Thank you. Thank you very much. Trump shooting right now.
Let’s see if he can hit the green. Oh he shanked it.
Oh my God I got that on video. If there’s one thing we know
about Donald Trump it’s that he hates cheaters and he hates cheating. But for those in the know, Trump
apparently cheats all the time at golf. He’s cheating here. He gives himself the putt
instead of actually putting it, which is just so obnoxious as a competitor here. Watch what he does play the clip. Here is Rick. Rick Reilly, sportswriter and author
of the book Commander in Cheat, talking about how Donald Trump
is famous for cheating in golf. Play the clip. He cheats like a mafia accountant.
Like he cheats crazy. He cheats. Whether you’re watching or not. He cheats whether you like it or not.
He tried to cheat. Tiger woods in a match
and Tiger hits it like this. He hits two balls in the water. Doesn’t count either, and pretends
that he almost tied Tiger Woods. So it doesn’t matter who he is,
he has to be the winner. Whenever I cover a story, I usually try
to find the bigger implication behind it or relate it back to something
more consequential and more meaningful to an empathetic, voting American public. But sometimes the story
is just ridiculous. And that’s it.
This is one of those stories. So Trump got on Truth Social
and bragged that he won not one, but two trophies in a golf tournament. Problem was, the tournament took place
at one of his own golf clubs in West Palm Beach. President Biden congratulated him on X,
saying, quote, congratulations, Donald. Quite the accomplishment. And we know that conservatives are always
going on about how entire generations have been rendered weak
because of participation trophies. But then there’s this. This feels like a whole other level
of something, I don’t know, let’s call it entitlement. Here is what at real,
Donald Trump posted on his Truth Social account on Sunday night. A great honor to have won
the senior club championship at Trump International Golf Club, one of the best courses in the country
in Palm Beach County, Florida, competed against many fine golfers and was
hitting the ball long and straight. The reason that I announced this on
Fabulous Truth is that in a very real way, it serves as a physical exam,
only much tougher. You need strength and stamina to win,
and I have strength and stamina most others don’t. You also need strength and stamina to
govern, so performance on the golf course equates to performance in office. Then it seems only fair to point out
that Trump apparently won that tournament by cheating. Trump said, quote,
a large and golfing talented membership. A great and difficult course
made the play very exciting. Last August, he also reported
similar victories at his Bedminster club in new Jersey, saying, quote, I am pleased to report for those
who care that I just won the senior club championship
must be over 50 years old at Bedminster, shooting a round of 67. And in case
anyone thought that score wasn’t real, in case anyone thought maybe he
might have cheated, he assured his truthers that, quote people watch. Plus, I am surrounded
by Secret Service agents. Not much you can do
even if you wanted to, and I don’t. For some reason.
I am just a good golfer slash athlete. I have won many club championships
and it is always a great honor. So this is all ridiculous. When I was reading about this for
the first time, I was telling my fiance about it and the first thing he said was
that it all sounded very North Korean, while he wasn’t the only one
who thought so because The Daily Beast wrote an article about all of this,
and the author mentioned that several others have made that same comparison. It’s all been likened to the time Kim
Jong IL allegedly hit five holes in one during a round of golf in Pyongyang. Trump has to portray himself as a man
who’s at least decent at golfing, especially considering
how much he was golfing during his single term as president. Our favorite images of him
are often of him golfing, but despite his reassurances that he doesn’t cheat, and despite his claims that he couldn’t
even if he wanted to because the Secret Service is there watching him. The Secret Service,
whose job it is to keep secrets. Allegations of cheating
have followed Trump, according to The Daily Beast article. For instance, when Trump beat professional
golfer Phil Mickelson’s score, it was later reported
that the Non-pros, like Trump, were basically playing with bumpers. That’s a bowling reference because I
don’t know what the golfing equivalent of that would be, but maybe, you know. And speaking of those
Secret Service agents, allegedly, he has them move his golf ball in secret
to better positions while he’s playing. He was accused of cheating
against Tiger Woods. Oscar De La Hoya said Trump’s
cheating was, quote, unbelievable. And Alice Cooper, when asked who was
the worst celebrity golf cheat in a 2012 interview with Q magazine, said, quote,
I played with Donald Trump one time. That’s all I’m going to say. In 2022, Golf Digest magazine named Trump
the best presidential golfer with a huge lead over the runner up,
but the rankings were based on handicap. The magazine was trolled all over social
media for the ranking, with sportswriter Rick Reilly saying the list was, quote,
phonier than Velveeta on spam. We’ve all heard that money cannot
and does not buy class, and at Trump’s Bedminster golf club,
that much is proving to be true. Following a health inspection last month,
the club was hit with an embarrassing 18 food violations, receiving
the lowest grade in the entire county out of 115 retail food establishments. Part of me wonders why Trump didn’t
just pay someone off to pass the club, or just not give it such a low score. Or maybe he was too busy actually running
the country or doing whatever it is that he does all day. But that’s never stopped him from engaging
in less presidential tasks before, especially when his own reputation
and image are on the line. An online report from a May 6th health
inspection visit reveals that the club, one of three clubs the Republican
president owns in the state, received a 32 out of 100 from the Somerset
County Department of Health. Half of the club’s violations were warned
to be critical, with the possibility of resulting in an unacceptable health risk. So what went wrong at Bedminster? For one, just the fact that the club
was issued so many violations was in itself a violation. 18 violations
is apparently way, way too many. Also, the head of the club’s
food and beverage service, quote, failed to demonstrate knowledge of food safety. And I want to talk
about this for a minute. That might not be surprising
considering Trump loves to put people in charge of departments
that they have no experience working in. Linda McMahon is the head
of our Department of Education. There is a school system that’s going
to start, making sure that first graders are even pre-K s have A1 teaching,
you know, every year starting, you know, that far down in the grades. And that’s just a that’s
a wonderful thing. Kids are sponges. We have a Fox News host
running around in our Pentagon. How many nations are in Asean, by the way? I couldn’t tell you the exact. No, you couldn’t, because not even we
have allies in South Korea and Japan. And in August with Australia
trying to work on submarines with them. None of those countries are allies across. None of those three countries
that you mentioned are in Asean. I suggest you do a little homework
before you prepare for these types of negotiations. A 22 year old college grad is now leading
a terrorism prevention center at our Department of Homeland Security. The kid wasn’t even alive
when nine over 11 happened. We have RFK Jr,
who was an environmental lawyer heading up the Department of Health. And there’s this idea
that I’ve never found much value in that intelligence is wholly transferable. It’s the idea that if you, for example,
made it through medical school, you have a base level of intelligence
that suggests that you can be put into any role and be just as effective
as you would be in a hospital or clinic. If you’re a good doctor,
it’s not necessarily because you studied and practiced for years of your life to
become an expert in that specific field. It’s because you are so smart that you
would have been effective in any field, which has simply been demonstrated
by your ability to have made it through medical school. And maybe that much is true. Maybe if you’re an intelligent person,
if you had chosen to go to law school or architecture school instead
of medical school, you would have become a successful lawyer or architect. But you can’t go from medical school
straight into being a lawyer, no matter how high your baseline intelligence is. And you can’t do that because even
assuming you would eventually be able to grasp the law once you’ve studied it,
you haven’t actually studied it. You don’t have the information
in your brain yet. You have not been exposed to it.
Smart people still need to study. Smart people still need to read a book
before they’re able to comment on that book, let alone interpret it
and analyze it in any meaningful, high level, contextual way. They simply won’t be able to understand
the nuance of any field better than someone who has put in the time and effort
to truly study any subject. It’s like when people listen to a podcast
episode on a topic, and then they suddenly think themselves experts in that topic. They might be able to repeat
some interesting facts to make themselves sound interesting and informed,
but there’s no real foundation of understanding beneath their fun facts. You’ll never get a strong foundation
or understanding on any topic from podcast episodes. You’ll only ever be a parrot, and Trump
surrounds himself with parrots that he himself has glorified and elevated. That’s why none of them can answer basic
questions about the operations of their own departments, when they’re questioned
by members of Congress or the press. That’s why they repeatedly demonstrate
their own incompetence, because they are incompetent. So anyway, back to the club. There was a household microwave
in the main kitchen, as opposed to the required commercial grade microwave. Seems like something
that someone should have noticed. And hand washing.
Look, we all remember the pandemic. Hand washing is apparently not only very
controversial, but it is highly political. Some people don’t like to wash their
hands, which was a very fun thing that we all learned a few years ago. I don’t think I’ve washed my hands
for ten years. Really, I don’t. – I don’t really wash my hands.
– Help me. No. I inoculate myself. It’s just not germs or not a real thing.
I can’t see them. Therefore, they’re not real. But there were four separate handwashing
points that the club got flagged for. There were sinks with no soap
or paper towels near them. Gross. One was missing
the required handwashing sign, which is such a basic and simple thing
that anyone who runs multiple businesses that serve food should know to have. And another sink was just being used
to store a sanitizer bucket. And these were such dumb violations
that most businesses would simply avoid being cited for them. The smallest bit of care
and know how would have prevented such a low score from the club. But we also know that Trump
and those like him don’t put a whole lot of stock or have much respect
for regulatory organizations. Regulations simply impede business
and growth according to them. And sure, some of these
regulations I can do without. I recently helped a friend
open a coffee shop here in Houston, and there were some things that we had
to ensure were compliant with regulations that I personally found to be a little bit
irritating, but at the end of the day, they were in place for a reason. So we had to comply and we did. But any establishment
that serves food or drink is held to a high commercial standard, mostly
for the sake of general cleanliness, sanitation and health,
which is totally understandable and honestly better safe than sorry. But it’s true what they say. Whenever you eat outside of your own home,
you don’t know what you’re eating. You don’t know what kind of kitchen
that food came from. You don’t know who prepared your food,
or with what tools or what ingredients. No one seems to remember Typhoid
Mary OG Patient Zero, who refused to wash her hands
when preparing food for her employers, even though she was made aware
that she was actively spreading typhoid to those around her. She just kept doing it, and as she
bounced around from job to job, typhoid outbreaks would follow close behind, to the point that authorities
were able to track her down by following the cases of typhoid across the country. I don’t know, I think about Typhoid Mary
a lot, but above all, this is a story of what happens when you have incompetent
people in roles that they do not deserve, perhaps a megalomaniac leader
would prefer to have lackeys instead of competent people in higher up positions, because lackeys just do as they’re told
and they don’t talk back because they don’t know enough about their role
to have any meaningful thoughts or contributions surrounding the role. Now, I’m not trying to claim
that Trump hired all of the people working at Bedminster himself, but Trump regularly claims to be
such a successful businessman, it’s hard to make that claim
when your business is run so poorly. But for Trump supporters, the fact that he is a billionaire
doesn’t matter how he got those billions is proof enough for them
that he is so intelligent that he was able to crack the code and hack the system. He’s a billionaire
because he’s successful, and he’s successful because he’s a billionaire. And since he’s so good at business, which
of course history shows us he is not. He’s obviously such a good president. And I’m going to say
that I don’t think he is a good president, but agree to disagree.

Donald Trump has an extremely fragile ego and a highly questionable golf record. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!

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