‘This Is The End’: Top ‘Manosphere’ Podcaster Delivers Brutal Assessment Of Trump
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“It’s obvious to everyone," said the comedian.
Tim Dillon this weekend pulled no punches with his opinion of where Donald Trump and his presidency is at right now.
The comedian and podcaster, a member of the so-called online “manosphere” that was partially credited with propelling Donald Trump to victory in the 2024 election, on Sunday declared: “This is end of the Trump administration.”
The stark assessment came during a monologue about Trump’s recent defense of H-1B visas for high-skilled foreign workers in an interview with Fox News’ Laura Ingraham, when the president claimed America didn’t have enough talented people to fill specialized jobs.
“Let’s look at Trump here,” said Dillon on the latest episode of “The Tim Dillon Show.” “I do think, unfortunately, this is, kind of, is the end of, and I say unfortunately not because I care, truly, but I say unfortunately because it seems to not be doing anything good for anyone.”
“This is the end of the Trump administration,” he added. “This is the beginning of the lame duck presidency.” Watch from the 17-minute mark here.
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