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Connecticut Senate President Martin Looney and Majority Leader Bob Duff issued a statement yesterday to condemn President Trump's posting of a video to Truth Social.
"President Trump's racist video depicting President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama as monkeys is abhorrent, disgraceful, and has no place in our political discourse," wrote the angry democrats. "Whether it is blatantly racist behavior like this or him being mentioned hundreds if not thousands of times in the Epstein files, President Trump would not be tolerated in our politics if we had a normal Republican Party."
The pair called on Connecticut Republicans to publicly denounce Trump for his "racist attack," arguing that Trump's rhetoric "crosses a line".
But did they actually see the whole video Trump posted?
Because the video Trump intended to have posted was about 2020 election fraud.
Unfortunately, it looks like what happened is that someone had been screen recording the election fraud video, and the next video in the queue appears to have started playing automatically. Two seconds of the beginning of that next video got accidentally recorded and included at the end of the election fraud video.
Below is the full video that Trump posted.
You can clearly see the video is about the "truth about the stolen 2020 election."
The video explains how a DS200 voting tabulator from Dominion included a 4G wireless chip manufactured in Taiwan embedded into the motherboard.
"The voting machine tapes clearly indicate modem engagement and transmission of election data," said the video voiceover. The video goes on to explain how vote counting was stopped in five key battleground states at a certain time and cited Dominion, ES&S and Smartmatic as being complicit.
When the vote counting stopped, Trump was significantly ahead.
When vote counting resumed, a massive spike in votes occurred that favored Biden.
At that moment, the election fraud video ended and the next video seems to have automatically started playing. About two seconds of that video got included at the end of the election fraud video.
The two-second clip came from an AI-generated take on the Lion King, featuring Trump as the King of the Jungle.
Trump took down his social media post, but denied making a mistake.
He said he saw the beginning of the video about 2020 voter fraud but hadn't seen the 2-second clip of the Obama's which he said he "wouldn't like either."
"I looked at the first part and it was really about voter fraud, and the machines, how crooked it is, how disgusting it is," said Trump. "And then I gave it to the people to generally look at the whole thing, but I guess somebody didn't and they posted, and we took it down."
Trump said he had no plans to apologize for the post.
"Certainly it was a very strong post in terms of voter fraud," said Trump.
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“Unfortunately, it looks like what happened is that someone had been screen recording the election fraud video, and the next video in the queue appears to have started playing automatically. Two seconds of the beginning of that next video got accidentally recorded and included at the end of the election fraud video.”
Really? Accident? Not a poke at the swamp?
Instead, let’s give the “racist” train some more track…
And herein lays our problem.