Value For Entertainment

Trump says on Minnesota that "we have to get rid of the criminals, so from that standpoint nothing is going to change" and adds, "we have to find out all of the fraud that's taken place in Minnesota, We have to get to it. They've stolen at least $19b and we're gonna find out who… pic.twitter.com/bjErYU0Ak0

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) January 30, 2026

Searching for money that isn’t missing (and an amount that’s equally spurious) and people who didn’t steal it. This should be as entertaining as all his other legal escapades that have ended in spectacular failure.

Trump: "They got the election wrong, the New York Times. They got the election wrong. They haven't apologized yet." pic.twitter.com/aMGmX8ZHbc

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) January 30, 2026

Please sue them again. There’s entertainment value in it.

Q: All those Fed governors who wanted to pause interest rates, do you think they'll have their mind changed when there's a new chairman?

TRUMP: I do. If they respect the Fed chairman -- they don't respect this Fed chairman -- if they respect the Fed chairman, they'll be with us… pic.twitter.com/x1F8D4No7G

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) January 30, 2026

Parse the internal incoherence of that logic and get back to me when you don’t find anything.

Q: What do you think the UK getting into business with China?

TRUMP: It's very dangerous for them to do that, and it's even more dangerous for Canada to get into business with China. Canada is not doing well. They're doing very poorly. And you can't look at China the answer. pic.twitter.com/1lbsLXzQOP

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) January 30, 2026

Says the man who thinks foreign countries are paying the tariffs he imposes. And that the amount paid is already over half the U.S. GDP; and it’s all sitting on a “tariff shelf.” The world doesn’t need us; but we need the world. Trump will never understand that, and we will pay for his stupidity and ignorance.

And all because we thought the price of eggs was too dear; and we couldn’t allow a supremely qualified black woman to be POTUS.

Q: Would do you say to those that are critical of the fact that Amazon paid $40 million to acquire the rights for this movie?

TRUMP: Well, I think they'd have to go and ask President Obama, who got paid a lot of money and hasn't done anything pic.twitter.com/FxyKqzpIXv

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) January 30, 2026

What did Trump do to earn it?

And the best bribe disguised as a documentary goes to... "Melania"! pic.twitter.com/KiQhUMqmub

— The Daily Show (@TheDailyShow) January 30, 2026

Sitting President attempts to steal $10 BILLION from taxpayers.

The most corrupt regime of our lifetimes. With no close second.

And the Hunter hunters are silent. https://t.co/82msq9g8e8 pic.twitter.com/dbw6HaVic9

— The Tennessee Holler (@TheTNHoller) January 30, 2026

Except, like all his other legal escapades,  thus one ends in failure. Trump can’t settle with himself, because the lawsuit will be in federal court; and a trial judge will have to approve the settlement. Nor can he sue the government agencies he’s in charge of. The conflict of interest alone will end it before it begins.

I’ve seen the complaint. He was stupid enough to style himself as “President Donald J.Trump.” Which would seem to indicate he’s suing in his public capacity. Which is impossible, of course. (After identifying himself as 45 and 47, he says he’s suing in his private capacity. He just can’t help himself.) The cause of action is personal, not an official act by the U.S. government. But the title puts the conflict of interest in the style of the case itself. He just can’t help himself.
 

Trump is right - he really has brought the rest of the world closer together. pic.twitter.com/JpVNbwaNnW

— Ron Filipkowski (@RonFilipkowski) January 30, 2026

Now what does he threaten Britain with?