Trump schools the DOJ in the Three R’s: Revenge, Retaliation & Retribution
I’ve provided the entire speech with transcript, but Trump’s key points, when speaking of anyone involved in his many prosecutions for his own flouting of the law, were that, opponents are scum, judges are corrupt and prosecutors are deranged. “These are people that are bad people, really bad people,” the president said and went on to say, “The people who did this to us should go to jail”, in a speech that lasted over an hour.
Joseph Goebbels, Adolf Hitler’s Minister of Propaganda, could not have written a more vile speech, telegraphing of what is to come speech, where the, “Accuser becomes that which he accuses others of doing”
Notable Quotes
“Unfortunately in recent years, a corrupt group of hacks and radicals within the ranks of the American government obliterated the trust and goodwill built up over generations. They weaponized the vast powers of our intelligence and law enforcement agencies to try and thwart the will of the American people.”
“It’s a campaign by the same scum you’ve been dealing with for years,” Trump said of the lawyers and officials who have targeted him. “We will expel the rogue actors and corrupt forces from our government. ... We will restore the scales of justice in our country.”
He praised Eileen Cannon as, “Brilliant!” “They were hitting her so hard it was hard to watch. … She was the absolute model of what a judge should be.” “The case against me was bullshit and she correctly dismissed it,”
Trump ended quoting John Locke who said, “Etched onto the walls of this building are the words English philosopher John Locke said: ‘Where law ends, tyranny begins,’” Trump said. “And I see that.”
Yes, you can see that Mr President and today was your Day One of Ending Blind Justice in favor of Tyranny.
Trump’s Words Should Give All of Us Pause
Full Transcript Link: Click Me It’s a long speech, but one that will be remembered as the defining moment of Trump’s own “Final Solution” and don’t dare accuse me of hyperbole with my invoking of that phrase. Ignore this warning at your own and our nation’s peril.
ChatGbt Analysis of Trump’s DOJ Speech
The tone and tenor of this script are assertive, urgent, and confrontational. It conveys a strong sense of criticism, blame, and alarm regarding various political and social issues. The speaker presents themselves as a decisive and authoritative figure, contrasting their past leadership with the current administration, which they portray as weak or incompetent.
Key characteristics of the tone:
Confident and self-assured – The speaker repeatedly asserts that certain crises "would never have happened" under their leadership.
Dire and alarmist – The language emphasizes threats, dangers, and catastrophic outcomes (e.g., references to war, crime, and national decline).
Blame-oriented – There is a clear assignment of blame to political opponents, particularly the current administration.
Emotive and populist – The speech appeals to emotions such as fear, frustration, and patriotism, using vivid imagery (e.g., "stone-cold killers," "filthiest dungeons of the world").
Rallying and motivational – The speaker seeks to energize and unify their audience, especially law enforcement and supporters, through direct appeals ("we want to get our country back").
Overall, the speech is structured to instill a sense of crisis and urgency while positioning the speaker as the solution to perceived problems.
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