Trump's TV Channel Flops
Even Trump's staff reportedly avoids his channel
Sep 23, 2026 · 21 min · 10 segments
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Are you sick of Donald Trump? Well, you're not alone, because Maggie Haberman is reporting how the White House employees are also sick of Trump, but of course, they don't do a damn thing about it.
Things I mentioned in the last segment, how few people are in that West Wing now, it's really very striking.
It is, reminds me a little bit, a lot over this summer, where, you know, he would be at Bedminster, and it was like Natalie Harp and Walt Nauta and Bill Pulte showing up at the golf course over and over again with foam boards, according to multiple people.
Um, you know, that, that is partly reflective of the fact that I think people are really worn out.
You know, it's like, "Hey, let's get out of here." But, you know, I, I, I think the country, in a general sense, is getting tired of this.
It, it's just chaos every single day, and people generally don't have a, a, a huge threshold for just enduring this amount of chaos day in and day out.
Uh, and that, and that's where we're headed, and it's perfect timing for us because we have the midterms coming up.
And so, uh, I, I feel the same way she feels, except I never have to see Donald Trump, and I'm still tired of him.
I just think when I read this or saw this, I thought, how fucked up and sick is Natalie Harp that she's all in, writing love notes, can't get enough, wants everything to be great between them.
I mean, Walt Nauta, I get, because they were co-conspirators in the classified documents case.

Are you sick of Donald Trump? Well, you're not alone, because Maggie Haberman is reporting how the White House employees are also sick of Trump, but of course, they don't do a damn thing about it.
Things I mentioned in the last segment, how few people are in that West Wing now, it's really very striking.
It is, reminds me a little bit, a lot over this summer, where, you know, he would be at Bedminster, and it was like Natalie Harp and Walt Nauta and Bill Pulte showing up at the golf course over and over again with foam boards, according to multiple people.
Um, you know, that, that is partly reflective of the fact that I think people are really worn out.
You know, it's like, "Hey, let's get out of here." But, you know, I, I, I think the country, in a general sense, is getting tired of this.
It, it's just chaos every single day, and people generally don't have a, a, a huge threshold for just enduring this amount of chaos day in and day out.
Uh, and that, and that's where we're headed, and it's perfect timing for us because we have the midterms coming up.
And so, uh, I, I feel the same way she feels, except I never have to see Donald Trump, and I'm still tired of him.
I just think when I read this or saw this, I thought, how fucked up and sick is Natalie Harp that she's all in, writing love notes, can't get enough, wants everything to be great between them.
I mean, Walt Nauta, I get, because they were co-conspirators in the classified documents case.
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