Brioni S.p.A.

fighting socialism, communism, Marxism.

And these people walk around with Brioni suits on and Bentleys in the driveway.

And that makes them feel like it's okay to be a traitor to your country.

This is a character flaw in this country.

In fact, when he was making $120,000, he couldn't pay his family's water bill.

Back then he was fat before the Olympic.

Now he's got a Brioni suit, $37,000 haircut, and 150 coppers that provide what? Delivery services! Go get my kid,

dummy! These individuals, ultra-rich, and these corporations that are not persons...

And I thought, God, you know, I can't, it's the sort of, I want to be like Thomas Crown, like stylish, you know.

So I went and bought a Brioni suit.

I got a driver and we're talking like 25 years ago.

And in those days, you know, it was still possible to drive around London or I would send my car for people.

Leave it for the moron simpletons that destroyed it and still can't figure out why, even though they wear Italian suits.

Isn't that right, Brandon, you bust out with your Brioni suit on and your stupid faux hawk, fracking moron.

Cuts? They're not.

Are they getting tax breaks? They're not.

Now you're blaming corporations for the crime.

Would, uh, you at least name one of the corporations that you believe is responsible for the crime in Chicago?

Listen, th- yeah, whatever one you bought that knockoff Brioni suit from, you bust-out scumbag.

I tell you what, same nonsense.

I'm giving him credit.

I don't think it was a Brioni.

It looked a little cheap.

But then again, these Democrats make everything look cheap, including real estate, neighborhoods, and high-priced vehicles, just by their mere presence.

You once in a while find an odd piece that's okay, but it's not where you expect the president to be getting his clothes.

Now, for many, many years, he was dressed by Brioni.

But that's not to say that he was wearing the classic Italian Brioni silhouette.

Brioni had a space in the Trump Tower complex, so he was their landlord.

I think there may have been some kind of a financial deal there.

They were making custom suits for Trump, but not in their classic silhouette, in a more American, basic style.

It went for $4,500.

I think He was probably, those suits were probably going for three grand a piece at the time.

I would see attorneys, and I kind of knew their background.

They may be Harvard Law School, wearing a Brioni suit, the first rate law firm.

And they get in front of the judge, and the judge asks them about a probate note.

And the judge is like, what's a probate note? And it's like...

Not one.

Uh, what about all his watches? What about all of his Canali suits, his Brioni suits? Nothing.

Why? Because they were all the c- from the corruptible man.

They couldn't go with him to the incorruptible part of his eternity.

Mm.

They stayed behind.

So should he have not bought Canali and b- bought Brioni? No.

God doesn't care what you spend your money on, but he does care that if he asks you to do something with your money that you obey him- Yeah ... that you don't keep it for yourself when he talks to you.

love that.

Tim, I want to ask about the president's involvement in this, because people look at someone who is, you know, a real estate and a business mogul and probably wears Brioni suits.

And they wouldn't necessarily think that he would be that involved.

But as I understand it, he deserves a lot of the credit for this, right?

Why should we dread that? We ought to look forward to it.

I mean, do you know any man who would mind exchanging his old, ripped-up pajamas for a new Brioni suit? Do you know any woman who would give up exchanging her bathrobe for a Chanel dress? That's exactly the exchange we make at death.

Our old is left behind.

We receive those new bodies that God has prepared for us forever, and that's worth applauding.

He put it on Front Street.

$2,000 Brioni suits, $200 hand-painted ties, bragging all combed up and stuff and smiling and waving to people.

What the ? We're not actors, bro.

It's in a movie.