"Their was no Collusion..."

[Kingofalldems]

From a Wharton graduate.

Link to tweet

[Cracklin Charlie]

1. American disgrace?

Yes, you are, Assface.

Resign.

[a kennedy]

2. Theres no there their???

Such a dufus......

[dalton99a]

3. Fucking moran

[XRubicon]

4. "Trump" lol

[RockaFowler]

5. Why does he talk in the 3rd person all the time??

It's so bizarre

He really is a strange delusional man who is going down . . .

[Grammy23]

19. I used to work with a woman who frequently referred to herself that way.

As if she was talking about another person. It was weird and very off putting. Another co-worker and I often speculated about why she did that. (Among MANY odd and annoying things she did.). We concluded that it was just another indication of some kind of personality disorder. Like one of her personalities commenting on another of her personalities.

So maybe tRump has Multiple Personalities and when he references himself that way (tRump says this or does that) he is just commenting on one of the many personalities crammed into his cranium. Hmmmm. Another psychiatric issue to add to the mix of his disorders??

[dewsgirl]

22. I didn't realize people actually did that, other

Than him. That is extremely off putting, it would drive me crazy.

[Farmer-Rick]

30. It's called illeism

"Still, it’s pretty unusual for the average person to use illeism. Most often when a person does so it’s because they’re being either defensive about or protecting a particular image. That’s why some think that folks who talk about themselves in the third person might actually be revealing their narcissism. For narcissists, of course, it’s always about image."
https://counsellingresource.com/features/2016/02/01/illeism-and-narcissism/

It's frequently associated with narcissists but it is sometimes used by people who are Not narcissists.

If you refer to yourself in the third person when self talking, it will help you feel better about yourself. But some people do it in public probobly trying to bolster their image.

It's a really annoying habit but "Trump" seems to pick up every habit that is annoying.

[jaxind]

6. Watergate

Does he not know how long Nixon was being investigated??! Does he not know that sometimes it takes that long, or even longer???

[Grammy23]

24. tRump know about Watergate? Are you kidding me?

tRump was old enough when Watergate happened to have some knowledge of it from his own memory and experience. I was about 25 or 26 when that was happening and tRump is a few years older than I am. I was not tuned into ALL the things that happened but I do remember watching the hearings daily for quite a while. I remember the key players and certainly remember how it all turned out, especially for Nixon. I have learned more since it happened by reading and listening to others who were involved. (John Dean, for example.)

But remember, this is tRump we are talking about. Chances are, he never paid that much attention to it as it was happening. And he sure won’t pick up a book now to fill in the gaps. Hell, he won’t even read a three page summary, just so he is familiar with the key names, who went to prison and the general plot line.

So to answer your question. No. He has no idea how long the investigation took. All he knows he wants his investigation to go away and leave him unscathed.

[mountain grammy]

7. Oooops..you, donnie, are an American disgrace..

I'd trade you for 1000 refugees.

[lindysalsagal]

8. "Their was no one running the country."

It was the greatest country in the world falling of its hinges.

[Botany]

9. I wonder if even he believes this crap?

Or is this just another outburst from a cornered rat.

[oberliner]

13. Gathering up steam for his plan to fire RR this week

And getting his lackeys to go on the attack on his behalf.

Hannity already got folks wound up last night - watch the drumbeat get louder throughout the week after the SB.

[Botany]

15. If Trump fires Deputy A.G. Rosenstein then Mueller will unseal the indictments .....

.... that he is sitting on PDQ.

BTW the Nunes memo does not clear Trump but any which way but for the
mouth breathers @ Fox they will think it did.

[oberliner]

17. Very curious to see how it all plays out

It will be a real test of our nation and its leadership.

[Siwsan]

27. I suspect he is a cornered rat who actually believes that stuff

He's a deep to the marrow of his bones narcissist, and therefore is probably more than a little paranoid. The more cornered they feel, the more viciously they lash out. They spread blame like a hippo sprays and spreads dung.

I retired early to get away from someone just like trump* (lying, pathological narcissist) so until he's gone, I'm not even approaching a recovery stage.

[Botany]

35. Sometimes the knowledge that that asshole Trump, is in the W.H. gives me a feeling like ...

.... a damp grey fog has come over me and things just don't make any sense.
Hell, last week he had our head of the CIA meet w/one of the top FSB(?) Russian spies
even though that man had been banned from the U.S. as a threat to our nation. And
what did they talk about? Cyber security. R you kidding me??????

[Siwsan]

36. Strange days, indeed

What worries me is that nobody will try to stop trump* from doing whatever he thinks necessary to distract people from his malfeasance. I'm actually finding it necessary to force myself to make plans for anything more than a few days in advance. It's hard to plan for a future when you really aren't sure there will be one.

[GusBob]

10. Stable genius knows all the best words

Again with the capital letters. Why does he do that?

[oberliner]

11. That tweet illustrates what Trump's next move will be

Spelling error notwithstanding.

[JDC]

12. He's an idiot. Who cares about his typo. It's his message that is f'ed up

And dangerous. He is now in full attack mode and is as desperate as he had ever been. He will burn down the world as to not be proven guilty and have the truth come out.

[oberliner]

14. Exactly

He is telegraphing his plans to start firing people and shutting down the investigation.

Let's see if any Republicans have any shred of a spine.

[longship]

23. That's no typo. That's more idiocy.

[GusBob]

16. It is interesting to note he used the proper spelling in the same sentence

[C_U_L8R]

18. At least he locks himself up in quotes.

What a nutcase.

[Tommy_Carcetti]

20. A very stabel jeneus. Nt

[Ilsa]

21. AM Joy and guests laughed at him

this morning over such stupidity by someone in his position.

[still_one]

25. That is the same logic that Matt Tabbi, Glenn Greenwald, and Jill Stein have been using

[gopiscrap]

26. what a god damn idiot

[Kirk Lover]

28. The tweets of a desperate and cornered "man". nt

[procon]

29. But... but, he's a genius and he knows great words. No, really, all the best words. nt

[sweetroxie]

31. He's not a Wharton grad, just an embellisher

He went to U. of P, undergrad. Wharton is the elite graduate school at Penn. Trump didn't get in or graduate from Wharton.

[wellst0nev0ter]

32. I always imagine "What if Obama did this?"

This only indicates that the only "preferential treatment" worth mentioning is for rich white guys.

[Quixote1818]

33. "Well, i'm not a crook!" Where have we heard that one before?

[boston bean]

34. Their, their trumpy.