Donald Trump Has Never Defended Calls To HANG MIKE Pence!
You have heard the fake narrative that Trump defended calls to hang Mike Pence! Like most of the stories in the media reports about Trump, this, too, was fake.
Folks chanted Hang Mike Pence at the Capitol, but it was a vocal minority. Trump, didn’t defend the calls, as many MSM claim.
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Of course, the leftist spin these things regularly, so let’s see how they did it this time:
What do you think? Is precisely that what Trump actually said?
Everyone here loves President Trump. Since the first time he entered politics, we have supported him. But, let’s face it, he isn’t the most eloquent speaker.
The media portray him as ‘’orange man bad.’’
When you look at the transcript, it seems that Trump defended the calls to hang Pence! But, if you hear the transcript, you will hear the intonation and inflections in the voice, and you will understand that he has never defended the calls to hand Mike Pence.
It isn’t how the MSM portrays this situation.
This audio of the former President of the United States regarding the former Vice President is a must-listen: https://t.co/E9mKhRvC4C
— Jim Sciutto (@jimsciutto) November 12, 2021
And Mike Pence still bows to Trump. https://t.co/SAa1FoFyNb
— Michelangelo Signorile (@MSignorile) November 12, 2021
Breaking: New audio of Donald Trump defending death threats by Jan 6 Capitol insurrectionists directed towards Mike Pence. We now have on record a former president defending a violent mob trying to kill his vice president #January6thInsurrection #DonaldTrump #Trump #MikePence pic.twitter.com/yFswOLHXJb
— TheOtherOne (@Interloper_X) November 12, 2021
The media shamelessly pretending Trump defended calls to hang Mike Pence are acting like they’ve never heard a Trump rant.
Karl clearly interjected the “hang Mike Pence” question in while Trump was already off and running.pic.twitter.com/YG7ILh8bD8
— Kylee Zempel (@kyleezempel) November 12, 2021
The Federalist covered this story, and it is worth reading:
If you’ve ever listened to a Donald Trump interview, you know that his style of communication is ranting. Members of the media are well acquainted with it, and it’s such a well-established fact that “Saturday Night Live” even uses it as the basis for some of its Trump jokes. It’s also how we get interviews like this one.
As you can tell from listening to the audio, Trump begins by telling Karl he wasn’t worried about Pence’s safety because the vice president was well-protected from the rioters at the Capitol and Trump had heard he was fine — end of story regarding Pence’s safety, as far as Trump is concerned.
Trump begins to go on a rant, but Karl jumps in, turning his attention toward the rioters. “Because you heard those chants, that was terrible. I mean, you know, the…” Karl begins before trailing off.
Trump jumps back in, first to continue his rant with “He could have—” but then to respond to Karl’s mention of unspecified chants.
“Well, the people were very angry,” Trump said, and as the former president is already off and running to explain why they were angry — they thought the election was fraudulent — that’s when Karl slips in the mention of “hang Mike Pence.”
But Trump was already on a rant about election fraud. As Karl is jumping in, Trump doesn’t even give him a chance to finish “hang M—” before he continues his previous thought: “Because it’s — it’s common sense, Jon. It’s common sense that you’re supposed to protect — how can you, if you know a vote is fraudulent, right? How can you pass on a fraudulent vote to Congress?”
This is why Trump uses the word “because.” It’s clearly not in response to Karl’s “hang Mike Pence” interjection.
In context and without interruption, Trump’s meaning is crystal clear: “Well, the people were very angry because it’s — it’s common sense, Jon. It’s common sense that you’re supposed to protect [election integrity].”
Corporate media know this about Trump’s style, and if they’ve listened to the clip, they know Trump was just finishing his train of thought as Karl slips in the mention of “hang Mike Pence” midway through. Yet the media chose to run with outrageous headlines and structure their articles with the interview included in a clean question-and-answer format.
What you will hear is the correct perspective.
Everyone knows how Trump speaks.
Maybe he will interrupt himself to off on tangents! It is common sense.
What do you think?
