Comments by "" (@tekannon7803) on "Kilmeade: What happened to the Democrat Party?" video.

  1. As an overseas viewer it's always a very interesting interview with Mr Kilmeade. He speaks truth to power. What comes across from hearing Governor Justice's and New Jersey Rep. Van Drew's testimonials is how they were influenced to change parties by former President Trump in making their decision to become Republicans. I don't think they would have changed parties if former President Trump hadn't wooed them over so theatrically. But that's not important now: what's important is getting your government to look like its working for all Americans, and not just the ones you have in your party. It's obvious that part of Trump's appeal is the incredible charisma he must have on someone when one is in the same room as him. What's sad is how much damage former President Trump has done and continues to do to your beloved country. America is not a nation of political parties; it is a nation of people. Former President Trump must be made to see the light that he is doing your country no good by continuing with the idea of running for president in 2024. Brian, you can help your country: Trump listens to you and to the Fox Team. Convince him to retire and spend the rest of his life on helping people with the considerable resources he has. His presence on the American political arena is toxic for the good of your country and the free world. It is going to take a generation to undo what Trump has done to America's international reputation. He will be remembered by some as an American President who is cherished and others as someone who divided his own people and made embarrasing gaffes to America's allies and who derailed your great nation in front of the entire free world. What we see is this red state/blue state mentality and it's corrosive and undoing the very fabric of your great country. Work together to mend the great divide that is separating your great nation and that your adversaries are rubbing their hands in glee about. Bruce Springsteen said at the end of one of his concerts. "No one wins if everybody doesn't win."
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