Interview · moment 3 of 6
Trump as a Hotel Guy Who Just Wants Good Times
from Trump Assassination Attempt Emergency Podcast | The Tim Dillon Show #400 · #400
10 min
Guest
Jones argues Trump isn't a warmonger because his business background as a casino and hotel owner makes him want prosperity, not conflict, citing his North Korea diplomacy with Kim Jong Un, and warns that people in Trump's inner circle (naming Kushner) may be untrustworthy and that poisoning is now Trump's biggest threat.
- Trump showed Kim Jong-un a DVD of hotels, golf courses, and casinos, promising he'd free North Korea and make it rich in ten years.
- Trump wants golf courses, hotels, and casinos—the good times—which is why globalists don't want him in power.
- Tim claims he warned Trump this morning not to go to Milwaukee because they might do a truck bomb.
- Secret Service was ordered to stand down and not cover rooftops during Trump's speech, guaranteeing the assassination attempt.
- Tim has done a psychological study of Trump based on self-help records from the 1960s and 70s about manifesting success.
- Trump believes he is invincible and doesn't care about the danger even after being grazed by a bullet.
- Trump is a nice guy with a soft spot for Black people—he randomly buys mortgages and gives double pay to elderly Black employees.
- Kushner is a horrible Google double agent, and Trump's biggest failure is his loyalty to untrustworthy people in his circle.
- Tim paid law firms $50,000 per memo to write reports on government officials for Trump, and the CIA came after him for doing so.
- A billionaire offered Tim $50 million a year to stop supporting Trump and turn against America, and when he refused, they poked him in the chest and sued him.
- Attempts on Trump will escalate to false flags and other tactics now that the assassination attempt failed.
- The danger extends beyond Trump to anyone openly supporting him.
Donald TrumpKim Jong UnJared KushnerElon MuskJohn KellyAlex JonesGeorge SorosFiona HillH.R. McMaster