The Math To The Madness Of President Donald Trump Merchandise | Velshi & Ruhle | MSNBC

President Trump’s official merchandise is bringing in more than just big money – there is a math to the madness. Stephanie Ruhle is joined by Axios Media Reporter Sara Fischer and former Congressman Steve Israel to break down how this is all part of the Trump campaign’s digital strategy and why this could be bad news for Democrats. Aired on 10/29/19.
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The Math To The Madness Of President Donald Trump Merchandise | Velshi & Ruhle | MSNBC

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    1. Tequila D’killa wrong political party. Democrats are the party of KKK, Jim Crowe laws, all the evils you are trying to place on Republicans. Democrats continue to this day w/Planned Parenthood killing a disproportionate amount of black children. Planned Parenthood was founded by Margaret Sanger, a White woman who hated people of a different color, who decided she could eliminate them before birth & worship Moloch at the same time.

    2. Jan Tuechthuesen you obviously need history lessons. Democrats are the racist party, the party of intolerance, hate. They try to spin, or pull fancy Nancy Pelosi wrap up smears, to twist the truth.

  1. And it’s ALL “Made in China” folks!

    (sarcastic grin)

    “Make America Great Again”, was it?

    So, Republicans, does that mean, that for the last three years beneath Trump, America never got “Great” as promised?

    Explain that, Team Red.

    I’m listening…

    1. “I was there in the 9/11 rescue space force, I was pulling people out watching the devistation unfold, did I tell you i cought some of those people jumping out, yeah it was huuuuge but my towers bigger.” Um mr trump no it is not.

    1. flynnbrown2001 I was very curious so I checked. As far as you can trust them, each product on their website says “proudly made in USA” (which doesn’t sound like something an American would write, but I’ll leave it there).

    1. @Stoney Curtis youre right. i’m pretty sure they dont sell much of it. i live in idaho, which is probably the reddest state in the country. for real. even our liberal college-town urban centers go red. only sun valley has enough liberals to vote blue. thats it. when you see the blue spot on trumps map in idaho, thats… like… 600 liberals that live in sun valley all year long. buried under 14 feet of snow. growin weed, probably. and thats it. i’m not kiddin, either. much.
      we’re as red as it gets here, and i’ve never seen anybody ever wear any of that stuff. not even the maga hat. but then trumps never held a rally here, either. probably. i dunno.

    2. @Jay Fuller My nephew was stationed there for a year while he was in the Airforce. He and his wife hated living there and couldn’t wait to leave and come back to the south. No magats in our family.

    1. @jeff mcgowan Just jobs from farmers and city funds for those lame rallies. Over a half-million just to Mpls and a lot more than that to Washington DC. Your mama needs her back shaved again. Get on that, you’re getting lazy!

    2. @Randall P. McMurphy He took from charities to give to his charity and then swindled it. He swindled his own kids’ charity.

  2. It seems as a way of distributing uniforms to his fighters for his civil war he seems to desperately want

    1. Bob Loblaw That’s funny coming from someone that worships at the altar of Propaganda. “Orange Man bad”. 🤣

    2. @Mayan Ruins I guess they can stand outside the courthouse and cheer for him when he’s indicted for all his crimes?

    3. Not so, if we manage to banish the OrangeCunt into the annals of history, these MAGA products might become part of history. Artifacts of an era where we were led by a moron. It would make a nice exhibit for a history lesson.

  3. 😶 Studies have been done in the 70s 80s 90s and early 2000s racist people have a very low IQ covfefe

    1. NATIVE LATINOS Fook TRUMP

      If maga morons had to choose between selling their families on the black market and voting for Trump, they would sell their families on the black market. Guaranteed.

    1. @Josef No get it straight, The Electoral Collage stole our right to vote. Easiest form of jerrymandering.

    2. @Wolf’Jarl Gr’Bane so let’s just say, we use the popular vote. You know what that means? People in Middle America would have no vote. That sounds like tyranny to me. Another fun fact, granted Hillary did win the popular vote but look at counties between Trump and Clinton’s winnings..

  4. Getting it for free? When will Trump start paying the bill for his rallies of lowlives? Let me guess. Never.

    1. He probly owes Putin what if his taxes show he borrowed money from putin for not only his 2016 campaign, but his trump tower plans. Hmm. Putin would hunt him like the swine he is.

    1. @Rod Allen Is that supposed to make up for all his blatant racist talk? When has he apologized for his comments on the Central Park Five who were found innocent? He still wanted them jailed, remember? And, all those black people he discriminated against in the apartments he owned, was prosecuted for discrimination, and continued doing it. Did he find “his black guy” at his rally yet?

    1. @jeff mcgowan Definitely found multiple counts of obstruction of justice a crime btw , definitely found collusion not a crime but still could be decided impeachable and convictable were not the senate dominated by party politics , did not find hard evidence of a conspiracy(between Trump and a foreign government ) to defraud etc… the crime he halfheartedly was supposed to uncover .
      However given both the limited scope of his investigation; he didn’t follow the money , didn’t have Trump testify directly , and considering the repeated counts of obstruction of justice his “failure” to find evidence of a conspiracy involving Trump or his campaign isn’t compelling in the least .
      That is why the crime of obstruction of justice or just the attempt to obstruct justice during an inquiry is a crime and suggests the offense under inquiry probably occurred.
      When multiple attempts at obstruction of justice have been evidenced , there is no way an inquirer, or anyone for that matter, could assert some were not successful (and therefore undetected ) thus covering for a crime , and especially not when the offender is the head of the executive branch .

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