Speaker 1: Well breaking news today. Trump had the first meeting, the
very first, and we got to witness it of his
Board of Peace. But it felt more like a meeting
of investors rather than world leaders dedicated to promoting global peace.
You see. Trump started it off by threatening leaders who
hadn't joined. No, certainly, it's the way to start out peace.
Play the clip doesn't work.
Speaker 2: You can't play cute with me. They're playing a little bit,
but they're all.
Speaker 3: They're all joining everybody, most of them very immediately.
Speaker 2: A few that we really don't want because their trouble.
Take care of them.
Speaker 3: But this is the most prestigious board ever put together.
You know, I've seen some great co op.
Speaker 1: Yeah, prestigious for sure, wealthiest absolutely so. As expected, speech
covered a variety of topics. I mean, truly, it's like
another rally speech, but it largely deviated from the topic
of peace altogether. You see. While addressing the president of Paraguay,
Trump called him, I don't know, young and handsome. I mean,
then he slipped up and said, they actually liked young
beautiful women. But don't worry, you're still young and handsome.
Play the clip.
Speaker 2: But I was very proud of it. President Penna of
Paraguay is here.
Speaker 3: President, President. Thank you very much, young handsome guy. It's
always nice to be young and handsome. Doesn't mean we
have to like you. I don't like young handsome men.
Speaker 2: Women. I like men to have any interest. Good. That's right,
that's right, Thank you very much. You're doing a great job. Dude.
Speaker 1: You know the intro of all of the various folks
in the commentary again, it was like a Saturday ight
life skit. It's extremely entertaining. Except here's the problem. We're
not really looking for entertainment right now. What we're looking for?
I guess after Marco took over the building unilatterally just
claimed it and renamed it the Trump Building of Peace,
Well can we talk about peace? Well not yet because
that's not on the agenda. He used this opportunity, Now,
you don't make this stuff up. It says on the
wall the Board of Peace. But he used the opportunity
to promote Mulaney's new movie, play the clip.
Speaker 3: That's a very successful movie. Yeah right now, like number one,
can you believe this? And there's a big movies, a
big movie star. And I always say it's trouble because
I would say is not room in one family for
two stars. I told you that we can't have two
stars in one family. So I don't know what that means,
but it's not good. But it is good because we're
proud of where she did. People in the United States
love the First Lady, and she did the movie and
it has become the biggest selling documentary in twenty years.
Can you believe the theaters are all packed? Women especially,
they go back and they see it two or three times,
four times. But together, we're committed to achieving a gaza
that is properly governed throughout the whole area is.
Speaker 2: Going to be. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Let me also turn and say I'm glad that he
ultimately changed it as the number one box office movie
going right now to the number one documentary. And I
don't know whether it is or it isn't, but I
will tell you that the top rated movie right now
for this week is actually Wuthering Heights. Now. He then
spoke about the last time that he went to the
United Nations when the escalator stopped and the teleprompter broke.
You see again, this is all extremely important as we
discuss peace in the Middle East. Played the clip to.
Speaker 2: The Secretary General in a little while.
Speaker 3: I was a good man and I've had a good relationship.
Other than than to my last speech, they did turn
off my teleprompter.
Speaker 2: I got up there. My teleprompter didn't work.
Speaker 3: I'm sitting in front of all of you people and more,
I had no teleprompter. I knew I was in trouble
because I'm walking up. You know the teleprompter's aerobie. I
had the most beautiful speech ready. I was all set
to knock them dead. First I had an escalator that stopped.
Speaker 2: You know that it's going up, pomp.
Speaker 3: It's lucky my movie star first lady was in front
of me because I put my hand on a certain
part of her body and I was able to stop
my fall because she had no trouble. I said, boy,
that was a very sharp stop. Johnny, So I said,
that was strange. I've been a lot of escalators that's
ever happened before. Usually it stops very slowly. This was
just boom. But our first lady was right in the
proper location for me. I'm waving to people, and she
was holding it a little tighter.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let me turn around and say this. You would
almost make it seem as if though this thing just
broke apart and our poor president came tumbling down. But
fortunately he was able to grab onto our first lady,
the top rock star movie star of the world. I
actually want to show you what really happened. I want
to show you the clip from that day, and please,
I want you to notice that the escalator literally stops
for Trump has left the ground. I also want you
to look at this hand placement.
Speaker 4: Play the clip, President Trump, why did you cancel.
Speaker 1: The meeting with Yeah? Like I said, the clip speaks
for itself. Welcome back to The Michael Cohen Show on
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I also want to just tell you that maya culpa
and political beat down. Despite the fact that it's no
longer on Midas Network, it is shown everywhere else, including
right here on this YouTube channel, The Michael Cohen Show,
and or wherever you get your podcasts now. Trump did
speak about the Board of Peace and it's members most importantly,
but seem to be more focused on their wealth. Then again,
on what they need to do. After announcing that the
United States would invest ten billion dollars, he actually joked
about how wealthy the King of Bahrain is. Play that clip.
Speaker 3: I love it, His majesty, King Hamad ben Esa al
Khalifa of Bahrain, Bahrain, thank you, thank you? Where are you?
Where are you? He's so rich. He can sit there,
he can sit wherever the hell he wants. You know,
he can sit up in the corner, he could.
Speaker 2: Sit up top. He might take a piece of this building.
Speaker 3: Marco, You'll take twenty five percent of the building for
about six billion.
Speaker 2: Thank you. And you've been very generous. Also, we appreciate it.
Speaker 1: You do have to admit. I mean, it's it's funny, right.
I mean, imagine you're the King of Bahrain and you're
sitting there and you have President Trump and say whatever
you want about President Trump, all right, like him or
dislike him. He's still the president of the United States.
Basically bragging about your wealth. I mean, I gotta tell
you every single person who Donald Trump called, and it
was by name, by in alphabetical order, he had a
compliment for you want to talk about reeling somebody in
for the kill, that's what we saw there this morning. Now,
he also spoke about Argentine's President Milay, as well as
Hungary's Prime Minister Victor Orbon, admitting, literally admitting to all
of us what we already know, that he should not
be endorsing foreign leaders. It's just not proper. American presidents
technically don't do that. But he doesn't care. He still does.
He lives by his own rules.
Speaker 3: Play the clip his president Malay, you're another one. I'll
tell you where's President Malay had?
Speaker 2: I endorsed him.
Speaker 3: I'm not supposed to be endorsing people, but I endorse
it when I like people. You know, I've had a
very good record of endorsing candidates within the United States,
but now I end a foreign leaders, including Victor Orbond
who's here, and others, and I endorsed this gentleman Millet.
He was a little behind in the polls. He ended
up winning in a landslide. I just endorsed the Prime
Minister of Japan. She was in a tight race but
was probably gonna win, and she won in the largest
number in the history of Japan.
Speaker 2: So she likes me a lot. But it was an honor.
And you're doing.
Speaker 3: Look they're sitting right next Victor, I think, but ultimately
I think I'm gonna end up indorsing.
Speaker 2: Hey, look, as long as it works, it's okay with me.
Speaker 3: But the endorsement seems to be working in foreign countries too,
so that's good. But nice to have you both, Victor,
and nice to have you both. Very proud of you.
Speaker 2: The prime minister of another really just I.
Speaker 1: Don't want to say anything, but I got a really
good hairdresser for the guy. Meanwhile, look, here's what we know.
We know that Trump loves flattery. Let's just be clear
about it. We watched the round tables, we turned around
as President, thank you for your incredible leadership, for your geniusness,
for being the I don't know, the American people's president.
So we know that Trump loves flattery. And he then
goes in he rambles about President She treating him so well,
so well the last time that he went to China.
Play the clip.
Speaker 3: I thought this would be easy because I have a
very good relationship with President put have a very good
relationship with President She.
Speaker 2: I'm going to be going to China and April it's
going to be that's going to be a wild one.
Speaker 3: I said, but we have to put on that biggest
display you've ever.
Speaker 2: Had in the history of China.
Speaker 3: You know, the last time I went to China, President
she he treated me so well.
Speaker 2: He gave me a display.
Speaker 3: I never saw so many soldiers all the same height,
exactly the same height, within a quarter of an inch.
You can do that when you have one point four
billion people, you know, lots of shelders. Everybody was went
about one eighth of an inch the same height. I said,
if they put their helmets down, you could have played
pool on the top of their heads. And it was
pretty amazing. But I said, you got to top it.
He said, I'll top it.
Speaker 2: We're going to top it.
Speaker 3: We're going to have a lot of the people, most
of the fake newsback there is going to be going.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Not even sure how that fits into this conversation. Clearly,
we were all anticipating a conversation about Iran and bringing
out yet the second carrier. I think it's like the
USS Cherald Ford, the largest of them all, to the
Iranian area, with many people speculating that Trump will actually
attack Iran this weekend. Now. He then spoke about Steve
Widcough and Russia. I just want you to watch. You know,
that's the problem with Windclough. Wod Cough wouldn't be a
good poker player because his expressions tell everything. Watch him
play the clip.
Speaker 2: But Steve has been believable. Everybody likes him.
Speaker 3: Ukraine loves him, Europe loves him, Russia loves him. I mean,
there's nothing wrong with this. He goes to see President Putin.
Speaker 2: Didn't know Putin.
Speaker 3: I set him up a meeting to see. I said,
how's Steve doing, sir? He's still inside.
Speaker 2: Oh that was an hour.
Speaker 3: I call back, tell Steve to call me when he's finished.
I want to find out what the hell is going on.
We want to end that war, Sir, he's still inside
three hours, four hours. They were together for four hours
the first meeting.
Speaker 2: That's talent. And they get along.
Speaker 3: I mean, people like or don't like Putin or Zelensky,
they get along. Same thing with Zelensky. I mean, they
all love Steve. And Steve's doing a great job. That's
a tough one.
Speaker 1: That's yeah. Again, I'm not even sure Steve knows what
he's talking about. But then he then goes on and
he speaks about Marco Rubio in Munich this week, and
jokingly he's threatening him as well.
Speaker 3: Clip the back is Marco. Marco does it with the
velvet love, but it's a kill, right. The result is
the same.
Speaker 2: They do it very differently.
Speaker 3: And Marko, you really did yourself proud two days ago
in Munich. In fact, so proud that I almost terminated
his employee because they were saying, well, I can't Trump
do this.
Speaker 2: I do, but I say it differently. But Marco, don't
do any better than you did, police, because if you do,
you're out of here. But no, he got it. I
want my guys to do great.
Speaker 1: And yeah again you know it's, let's just say, an
attempted humor. And finally, I do actually want to end
on a clip of Trump's blatant exaggerations because they just
don't stop. It's it's gotten to a point where we've
heard him so many times it's just exhausting claiming that
he has now saved over twenty five million lives in India.
Speaker 3: Play that clip, Minister Sharif, I like this man of
Pakistan because there was some fighting going on when I
got to know him, and your Field Marshal General, Great
Great General, Great Field Marshal a.
Speaker 2: Great guy, and.
Speaker 3: I got to meet the Prime Minister and he said,
in front of our Chief of staff, Suzie Wells's right here,
he said, you know, nobody knows is but I believe
that President Trump saved twenty five million lives when he
stopped the war between US and India. Right, you made
that statement, he said, twenty five million lives could have
been much more.
Speaker 1: Actually, could you imagine if the President of India turned
around and then said no, sir, I never said that comment. Right,
What a way to put somebody on the spot. My friends.
It's why I say hit, subscribe, watch, comment, and share.
This silliness, this nonsense, It all has to stop. We
need to start focusing on issues here in America, like affordability,
like removing ice from local streets. Posse commentatus, the full
and unredacted release of the epstein. We have our own
issues here. What this thing does? I have no idea,
and after today's I don't know. Meeting the very first,
I have less of an understanding. And as always, thanks
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