Ask President Trump (Dec. 17, 2020)
“They are all dead.”
Q. My president, our president, this is Mort from Indiana with all due respect sir, why don’t you just take it back? We in Muncy say it is only stolen if you allow them to steal it and you have a body to stop them and the military, Insurrection act EO guard and troops take back what you won. We voted for @realDonaldTrump not phony Biden who only has a cadaver going for him.
President Trump: You know, Mort, and thank, thank you very much. Did you ever wonder what George Washington, the great George Washington, and one of our greatest Generals, and another general, famous, Robert E. Lee, maybe not as famous, I don’t know, but that’s what they tell me, and another one, not a general, the famous Thomas Jefferson, and Honest Abe, we call him that, Honest Abe, known to every American and the founder of our great Republican Party, what they have in common? No. No. You don’t have to guess. I’m going to tell you, which is better, right? Better. They are all dead. So Mort why is it that all of our more famous people, the great Generals and others, are dead? Because Mort, they lived, and then they died, that’s the story. Biden is not dead. He looks dead. He sounds dead. He isn’t dead, and until he is, he is the same as all the others who are against this great country. Patriots such as yourself, Great Patriots who support me, know that there is always the ultimate embrace, and you are out there opening things up and if the time comes, well that’s terrific, terrific, and you just wrap your arms around it, you embrace it like a beautiful woman, you know what I mean, you embrace it and wrap your arms around it and kiss it, a big wet kiss, not a French kiss, but wet, and let the chips fall, and after you’re gone, you’re always with me, you can die into me, Mort, no, it’s true, and I want you here, with me, because we need to get everyone out there no matter what. That’s what’s great about me and about this country. We want you, Mort. We want you. All of you, like, forever. — Dec. 17, 2020