The actions of the Democrats and media since 2011 against Donald Trump are deeply concerning.
Their narratives have not only been wrong and harmful to him, but also divisive and detrimental to the country.
Joe Biden falsely claimed that his reason for running was the “fine people” hoax about Charlottesville, and he continues to perpetuate this lie.
Kamala Harris has also propagated this misinformation, along with other deceitful claims such as the bleach and “bloodbath” lies, showing a blatant disregard for the truth.
This demonstrates their desperation to do whatever it takes to oppose Trump.
In the midst of this atmosphere in 2024, it’s easy to forget a time when the attack narrative against Trump wasn’t dominant. Therefore, it was quite noteworthy this week to witness Joe Rogan replaying Trump’s appearance on “The View” from 2011 when he was contemplating running for president.
The hosts of “The View” are now staunchly anti-Trump, but it’s intriguing to see them before they were fully aligned with a particular ideology, back when Barbara Walters was still part of the show and they focused on reporting actual news rather than serving as Democratic Party propaganda.
Their reception of Trump is particularly striking, as Rogan remarks, “It’s unbelievable!”
You can hear Walters introducing “my friend, Donald Trump!” to cheers from the audience.
WATCH: Joe Rogan Plays Shocking Old Footage of Donald Trump on The View
You won't believe how well they treated him.
JOE ROGAN: “Watch this…This is literally bonkers.”
BARBARA WALTERS: “Please welcome my friend, Donald Trump.”
ADAM RAY: “My friend?”
JOE ROGAN: “Watch this.… pic.twitter.com/4rDSK0lvpa
— The Vigilant Fox 🦊 (@VigilantFox) August 14, 2024
He receives hugs and kisses from Joy Behar and Whoopi Goldberg, and Barbara Walters questions him about whether his past marriages and divorces would be a hindrance, a valid news inquiry.
He responds with a joke that elicits laughter, then expresses his belief that the nation is in need of someone who will improve its condition.
He dismisses the notion that his personal history would have a significant impact, emphasizing instead the importance of protecting the country.
He highlights how other countries are taking advantage of the United States, prompting agreement from Joy Behar who remarks, “That is crazy.”
These are the same sentiments he continues to express today, though he is now portrayed as a hateful and fascist figure.
He emphasizes that if the nation continues on its current path, it will not remain great, receiving cheers from the audience. Joy Behar even describes him as a social liberal, reflecting her genuine opinion prior to the prevailing narrative.
Rogan discusses the sudden “180” in response to “the machine’s” efforts to target him. He highlights how they once supported him until he challenged their authority and influence.
This shift is a remarkable and unsettling display of the machine’s ability to manipulate people’s beliefs through propaganda.
Similar to how they portrayed Trump as Hitler to those who had never considered it, they are now attempting to transform Kamala Harris, a member of an unsuccessful administration with no accomplishments, into an inspiring candidate while disregarding her flaws.
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