Top ‘Manosphere’ Podcaster Reality Checks MAGA On Donald Trump: ‘Not Doing Great…’
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Tim Dillon named and shamed the "contingent of people that want you to say things are great."
Comedian Tim Dillon ― one of several so-called “manosphere” onetime podcast allies of Donald Trump who have soured on the president in recent months ― offered a blunt reality check to MAGA supporters with a damning assessment of the country’s current state.
The country is “not doing great,” he said in an episode of “The Tim Dillon Show” released this weekend.
Watch the full episode on YouTube.
“I know that in some areas it feels like it’s doing great, but it’s not doing great,” he continued.
Dillon pointed to America’s roughly $40 trillion national debt, Trump’s saber-rattling over Iran and the rising age of homeowners as just some of the factors.
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