(October 26, 2024 at 2:47 pm)Fake Messiah Wrote: Some of the things Trump said on Joe Rogan's podcast:


Trump claimed to be on Oprah's show last week, maybe Thursday or Friday, it was a big deal being on Oprah’s show the last one.

Trump plans to put RFK Jr in charge of the FDA and let him do “whatever” he wants, but he'll keep RFK away from environmental policies.

Trump claimed that Abraham Lincoln was a “very depressed guy,” after he lost his son Tad.  But Tad died 6 years after Lincoln’s death.

He wants to eliminate federal income tax.

There's no reason not to think that Mars and all these planets don't have life.

He said he could have put Hillary Clinton in jail. Then he said he never said he would put Hillary Clinton in jail. Then he said he saved Hillary Clinton from going to jail.

He said that he didn't know that trees use water until he was in his 70s.

(October 27, 2024 at 10:00 am)europeanatheist Wrote: I know a couple of things about Fentanyl, its market and prescription as well as black market due to my studying and I can study epidemiology numbers quite well.
Anyway, the approach to diseases is waaaay different between US and EU. We tend to treat as average more intervening on the lifestyle, whereas in the US the approach is more "pillstyle", that means people try to fix everything with a pill. As example: prediabetic: in the EU we just get a prescription form the doctor "do not sit too long on the couch, eat less calories, cut sugars and ulpraprocessed food, walk twice a day for more than 30 minutes" and in 90% of the cases the "prediabetic" is resolved to "zerodiabetic", conversely in the US you get drugs
It is a different combined approach, we try to prevent whereas you try more to cure

Quote:NEW YORK (AP) — Donald Trump is finally getting his Madison Square Garden moment.

With just over a week to go before Election Day, the former president will take the stage at one of the country’s most iconic venues, hosting a hometown rally to deliver his campaign’s closing message against Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris.

“Madison Square Garden is the center of the universe,” said Trump campaign senior adviser Jason Miller, noting the venue’s storied history hosting events including the 1971 “Fight of the Century.”

The rally is one of a series of detours Trump has made from battleground states, including a recent rally in Coachella, California — best known for the famous music festival named after the town — and one over the summer on the Jersey Shore. This summer he campaigned in the South Bronx.

While some Democrats and TV pundits have questioned Trump’s decision to hold what they dismiss as vanity events, the rally guarantees Trump what he most craves: the spotlight, wall-to-wall coverage and a national audience.

Along with trying to energize his base, Trump’s campaign has been trying to court the few remaining undecided voters, many of whom don’t get their news from traditional outlets.