Episode 722: Trump Unhinged!; VP Rumors; Giuliani Trial Off to Bad Start

This week on Ring of Fire!


Donald Trump apparently woke up more unhinged than usual on
Saturday morning, and he immediately got on Truth Social to let
the world know that he is not doing well at all. But it was a
post that he didn't write that made everyone scratch their heads.
Trump re-posted a message from a conservative lawyer that
suggested that President Obama should be indicted for murder
(because a court recently ruled against Trump saying that
presidents don't have immunity for life.) We can probably expect
this to be the new rallying cry for conservatives.


Donald Trump's niece, Mary Trump, has accused Marjorie Taylor
Greene of trying to bribe Donald Trump into making her his VP
choice next year. Specifically, Mary says that a recent social
media post by Greene was an attempt to show Donald that she will
do whatever he wants her to do if she is chosen for the vice
presidential slot on the ticket, and she did so by promising to
protect, and likely pardon, the convicted Capitol Rioters.


Donald Trump's mental screwups are becoming so common and
noticeable that even some of his former allies can't ignore them.
During a recent segment, former Fox News host Megyn Kelly
admitted that Trump isn't as "sharp" as he used to be, pointing
out his constant blunders and inability to keep a train of
thought on track. The Biden administration is also trying to
capitalize on Trump's mental hiccups, painting him as the one who
is out of touch and not stable enough to serve in office.


Republicans in the House are moving their impeachment inquiry
into President Biden forward this week, with a vote expected that
would make the inquiry "official," allowing members to get their
hands on more "evidence." The only problem is that they've been
investigating Biden for 12 months and have been told repeatedly
that there is no link between Biden and any criminal activity. To
make things worse, Republicans are now telling the press that
they expect this move to backfire on them, but they are still
going forward anyway.


And Rudy Giuliani's defamation lawsuit trial got off to a
horrific start for him, as the judge demanded to know why he kept
smearing the two election workers even after he had been found
liable in a summary judgement for defamation. His lawyer did his
best to excuse these actions, but the argument fell flat. The
lawyer tried to claim that Giuliani's advanced age is to blame
for his comments, and the judge didn't buy that for a second.


All that, and much more, on this week's Ring of Fire!