There’s an old clip of Donald Trump from over 30 years ago that I’ve always found fascinating! I was reminded of it again when Far-Left Twitter user Ed Krassenstein wrote this: Trump is a multiple time loser. It’s as if he likes losing. — Ed Krassenstein (@EdKrassen) January 28‚ 2024 Related: “Neither one of you guys are gay?” But back to Ed and his original post.... Nice smarmy little comment. Dumb‚ if you ask me‚ but that's what he does to get people all riled up. But what was most fascinating to me with this response by my friend @Brainstorm_Joe‚ which I thought was spot on. He reminded Ed‚ and the rest of the Internet‚ that perhaps -- just perhaps -- President Trump is using this all very strategically. Watch this: Ed just doesn't get it yet... But he will. https://t.co/FGXi5ObghH pic.twitter.com/2CX0FFsYk7 — Joe Rambo (@BrainStorm_Joe) January 29‚ 2024 So true! What a brilliant clip‚ it's one of my favorites. You have. to understand the Donald Trump in that clip is wildly successful. He's popular. The media loves him. He's worth many millions. And what does he say in the midst of this? He famously says: "I think I'd like to lose it all for a time period to see who is loyal to me." You see‚ when you have it all‚ EVERYONE wants to be your friend. And you don't know who is real. How absolutely prophetic that Donald Trump would say this. And have we seen it play out? Most certainly so. We've still got his back and many others do too‚ but others have fled. It appears he got his wish. Watch the amazing short clip here on Rumble: More below... Credit to the "Not Me‚ Him" channel for finding this old video of a very young Donald Trump. And to steal an old Mitch Hedberg joke: "every video of me is when I was younger". But let's get serious because this is a very serious clip and it's amazing how accurate it predicts what's happening today. You may have heard the quote before but here is the video of him saying it. Basically‚ this is a young Donald Trump being asked about his friends and how he knows if they are true friends or not. Good question when you're worth billions. How many people TRULY have your back? Donald answers the question by saying because he himself is extremely loyal to people‚ he takes it as a grave offense when people are not loyal to him. And then to directly answer the question he says he'd really love to "lose it all" one day -- temporarily -- just to see who was truly loyal to him. Wow. Could anything more accurately describe the current state of affairs? Mr. President‚ let me be the first to say we've had your back since 2015 and we haven't budged one inch! You've got our FULL SUPPORT and LOYALTY here at WeLoveTrump! Please enjoy this incredible‚ prophetic clip where perhaps he didn't even know it but he was prophesying the future. Don't ever doubt how much this man is being used by God. A modern day Cyrus. Enjoy: [CENSORED] Backup on Rumble here: So...how about you?

Former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Dr. Ben Carson is among the names considered for Trump’s running mate in the 2024 presidential election. Fox News host Maria Bartiromo asked Carson if President Trump has contacted him about being vice president. “Has President Trump contacted you to be his VP?” Bartiromo asked. “I don’t want to talk about what we’ve talked about‚ but we’ve talked about what we can do to save this country and that we will work together to make sure that America remains America‚” Carson answered. “Do you see more support from the Black community for President Trump?” Bartiromo asked. “Absolutely. I use to go to places and be the only Black face. Not anymore. Not by a long shot. And I think people are starting to recognize that the Trump administration was on the side of Black America. The things that they enacted were extremely positive. The opportunity zones. HBCU support. All of these things were fantastic‚” Carson responded. WATCH: Dr. Ben Carson drops major hint on LIVE TV about possibly being Trump's VP after being asked one simple question… "Has President Trump contacted you to be his VP?" pic.twitter.com/N680iCboSg — Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) January 29‚ 2024 The Washington Examiner reports: Carson also criticized the current state of the U.S. government‚ specifically for “compromising” the U.S. Department of Justice and “using it to injure your opponents politically.” Trump has criticized President Joe Biden for utilizing federal agencies to attempt to halt his presidential campaign and hinted at doing the same to his opponents should he win in 2024. “These are things that occur in China and Russia and Cuba‚” Carson said. “Those are not things that are supposed to occur in this country.” The possibility of Carson being Trump’s vice presidential candidate was discussed by Donald Trump Jr. earlier this month‚ during which he said he would love to see a Trump/Carson 2024 ticket. However‚ he also stated he believes that Carson is “almost too nice for politics.” Other potential candidates Trump is reportedly considering for his vice president include Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY)‚ Arizona Senate candidate Kari Lake‚ and Gov. Kristi Noem (R-SD). NewsNation discussed the possibility of Dr. Carson being Trump’s VP:

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For their final appearance in Nashville‚ Mr. Big leaned into a two-hour set of nearly two dozen songs filled with hits‚ rockers‚ solos‚ plus a handful of covers paying tribute to a wide range of influences. The Who played a big part in the hour-long opening set of the Smithereens‚ which‚ at one point‚ the core band of guitarist Jim Babjak‚ drummer Dennis Diken‚ and bassist Severo Jornacion‚ went all in on a rousing‚ rambunctious take of “Overture” from Tommy. Like most of the material they played with Robin Wilson of Gin Blossoms on lead vocals (replacing lead singer Pat DiNizio‚ who died in 2017)‚ the Smithereens created a specter of drifting back to a time when everything was fun and rosy without a care in the world. Plums from their songbook included “Behind The Wall Of Sleep” “Groovy Tuesday‚” “Blood and Roses” and “A Girl Like You.” To top it all off‚ famed 70s model and singer Bebe Buell popped up for a rendition of “Top Of The Pops.” Which just goes to show you never know who’s waiting in the wings to step onto the Mother Church stage. In a town like Nashville‚ the match-up of Mr. Big and the Smithereens practically makes sense. The reaction from what you would presume to be a hard rockin’ crowd with refractory taste buds was surprisingly positive and supportive. For their first time at the Ryman‚ the Smithereens gave a stupendous performance‚ bubbling over with catchy pop rock flavorings laced with a tightly knit chemistry between the players. After a 30-minute change-over‚ Mr. Big came out a-blazing with their earliest hit‚ “Addicted To That Rush.” Bassist Billy Sheehan kept the main riff spinning‚ while singer Eric Martin and guitarist Paul Gilbert latched on in a tag-team call-and-response build. Once the song exploded‚ Gilbert and Sheehan swapped licks like battering rams and set sail for Crescendo Island. With the tone established‚ it was Lean Into It that would set course for much of the night. In conjunction with The Big Finish theme around this tour being the last for Mr. Big‚ the entire Lean Into It is the featured centerpiece. The band’s second album is their best seller‚ spawning two hit singles — chart-topper “To Be With You” and “Just Take My Heart‚” which snuck inside of the Top 20. Anyone expecting an album like Lean Into It to be loaded up with love songs gets a big surprise from the get-go‚ as “Daddy‚ Brother‚ Lover‚ Little Boy (The Electric Drill Song)” lifts off‚ its slap-in the-face riff and Martin’s kick-in-the-pants lyric reeling you in. At the Ryman‚ once the electric drills came out for the song’s solo break‚ everyone surged forward for a peak. You never know what you can accomplish with just a couple of household appliances. This is what makes Mr. Big such a special group. Martin brings the melodic flair to the fore‚ while Sheehan and Gilbert have their fingers on the pulse with musical chops to spare. Drummer Nick D’Virgilio‚ on board for his first and presumably last Mr. Big tour‚ fills in the rest‚ much in the spirit of original basher Pat Torpey. Coming from the progressive rock world as a member of Spock’s Beard‚ D’Virgilio’s dual role as drummer and backing vocalist willfully services the material without overstepping any imposed bounds. Which anyone could easily fall victim to given the dynamics within a band like Mr. Big. It’s the full spread that made “Alive and Kickin’‚” “Green-Tinted Sixties Mind” and “Never Say Never” — after which Martin remarked that Lean Into It is a “long-ass album” — resonate with the house. Of course‚ everyone joined in on the “To Be With You” chorus‚ and the sing-along continued with a cozy stroll through Cat Stevens’ “Wild World.” Both Sheehan and Gilbert powered through lengthy‚ jaw-dropping solos around “Colorado Bulldog.” It was a real treat to hear “Shy Boy‚” a swift little rocker Sheehan originally wrote for his band Talas that was later re-recorded by David Lee Roth for his debut solo album‚ Eat Em And Smile. A nod to Humble Pie with a satisfying “30 Days In The Hole” was roundly supplemented by a mighty stab at the Who’s “Baba O’Riley.” In between‚ as if to leverage their virtuosity with a bit of high-caliber humor‚ everyone switched instruments for a good-natured thrashing of “Good Lovin’.” Without a bass around his neck‚ Sheehan worked the stage like any good‚ imposing frontman. D’Virgilio power-chorded his way through the verses‚ Marin held steady on bass‚ and Gilbert was undeniably impressive behind the drum kit. Taking their final bows two hours after they began‚ Mr. Big more than lived up to the Ryman’s reputation as a showcase for world-class music. At press time‚ The Big Finish tour is just getting underway‚ with shows scheduled well into summer throughout the States‚ Europe‚ and South America. Living‚ breathing bands of Mr. Big’s pedigree are fewer and farther between these days. Best to catch the real deal before the tributes and AI avatars take over. Then maybe Mr. Big will reunite to help restore the humanity in music. The post Mr. Big | January 24‚ 2024 | Ryman Auditorium | Nashville‚ TN – Concert Review first appeared on VintageRock.com.

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