Some of them posted videos.
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LorqVonRay1999 — 8 months ago(July 19, 2025 05:52 AM)
Of course they would.
To make a video like this? They would buy a thousand of them if it meant making Trump look bad.
And, NO, I do not believe for one second any Trump supporter suddenly is against him because of this nonsense.
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JustinCase — 8 months ago(July 19, 2025 01:54 AM)
Burning a souvenir one owns based on the actions of a celeb, public figure or sports star never made sense to me.
It doesn't hurt the one they protest since they are destroying their own property which they paid for and the figure already got their money.
It's a form of protest which is not going to hurt or even just bother their target of rage.
What's the point?
How you die does not redeem how you lived. - A black pastor on the life and death of Charlie Kirk -
CrystalRaindrops — 8 months ago(July 19, 2025 03:57 AM)
I guess they take out their anger on the hats because they can't slap Trump.
BTW, did you see the clips of Trump saying Biden appointed Powell, even though he (Trump) appointed him? And he talks about Biden's cognitive decline?
During a recent Oval Office meeting, the president lamented the appointment of Jerome Powell to lead the United States' central bank, wrongfully pinning the decision on Joe Biden.
"He's a terrible, he's a terrible Fed chair," Trump, 79, said on Wednesday, July 16. "I was surprised he was appointed. I was surprised, frankly, that Biden put him in and extended him."
While it's true that Biden extended Powell's chairmanship past 2022, Trump is the one who hand-selected Powell for the gig during his first term. -
JustinCase — 8 months ago(July 19, 2025 04:44 AM)
I guess they take out their anger on the hats because they can't slap Trump.
Too bad we can't give him a weenie roast with his own teeny tiny mushroom weenie!
How you die does not redeem how you lived. - A black pastor on the life and death of Charlie Kirk -
JustinCase — 8 months ago(July 19, 2025 04:51 AM)
BTW, did you see the clips of Trump saying Biden appointed Powell, even though he (Trump) appointed him? And he talks about Biden's cognitive decline?
I was not aware of that and am not surprised.
Of course he is not declining as Biden was according to his MAGA morons such as MMC who defended the old fart tripping going up stairs while attacking Biden for doing the very same thing.
Did you see the thing where he rambles on incoherently bragging about his Uncle knowing the Unabomber at MIT where he says that with such pride?
None of those things happened.
Why bother openly lie like that when it can and was fact checked for it all to be false?
Cognitive decline has to be the only explanation.
He lied before and all the time but they were never rambling stories like that when it was just exaggerations on general things that didn't have to do with his family.
How you die does not redeem how you lived. - A black pastor on the life and death of Charlie Kirk -
CrystalRaindrops — 8 months ago(July 19, 2025 04:01 AM)
As the second quarter of 2025 wrapped, late-night’s pecking order held mostly steady—
with The Late Show with Stephen Colbert topping the 11:35 PM hour in total viewers, and Late Night with Seth Meyers leading at 12:37 AM across both key ratings metrics.
CBS’s Late Show was the only show among the nine tracked by LateNighter to draw more total viewers in Q2 than it had in the first quarter of 2025—although just barely, with the show growing its audience by 1% quarter over quarter. All told, the Stephen Colbert-hosted show averaged 2.42 million viewers across 41 first-run episodes, comfortably outpacing ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live! (1.77 million) and NBC’s The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon (1.19 million). In the advertiser-coveted 18–49 demo, however, Kimmel surged ahead with 220,000 viewers—his strongest performance in a year—edging out Colbert (219,000) and leaving Fallon (at 157,000) in a distant third.
At 12:37 AM, Late Night with Seth Meyers continued its quiet reign. The NBC mainstay averaged 900,000 total viewers and 111,000 in the demo across 35 episodes—easily topping both metrics in the late-late slot. ABC’s Nightline held second place with 810,000 total viewers and 108,000 in the demo, putting it ahead of CBS’s After Midnight, which ended its two-year run in early June with an average of 591,000 total viewers and 89,000 in the 18–49 demo.
The Daily Show, airing at 11:00 PM on Comedy Central, remained steady, averaging 994,000 viewers and 190,000 in the demo, down 2% compared to Q1.
Earlier in the night, Fox News’ Gutfeld! continued to rule its time period, leading all of the shows we track among both total viewers (with a 3.29 million average) and viewers aged 18–49 (at an average of 238,000), down -9% and -22%, respectively, vs. last quarter.
Comparing this year’s Q2 numbers to the same period a year ago, Gutfeld! was the only show to grow its audience across both key metrics, with a net gain of +31.5% among total viewers, and +24% among viewers in the demo. (The Daily Show was up in the demo vs Q2 2024 by 2.7%, but down among total viewers by 1.2%.)
Excluding Gutfeld!, aggregate linear late-night viewership was down -9% year-over-year among total viewers, and -21% in the demo. The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon sustained the greatest losses compared to Q2 2024, down -16% among total viewers and down -29% among viewers aged 18-49.
https://latenighter.com/news/ratings/late-night-tv-ratings-q2-2025/ -
Steve Lake — 8 months ago(July 19, 2025 04:52 AM)
Paramount was losing $ 40 Million a year with the Colbert show. The show should have been canceled like I said 7 or 8 years ago
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