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iluvtennis

(19,874 posts)
Wed Apr 15, 2020, 11:32 AM Apr 2020

Brian Williams' 11th hour - trump's rules of phraseology

* While feeling victimized, trump says, "Nobody thought it was possible"

* Anything trump is promising for the future is, "In a short period of time"

* When trump wants credit for something, "it's something the likes that nobody has ever seen"

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This was part of Brian's lead in on the Tuesday night show. It's spot on with the way trump speaks.

trump always speaks in hyperbolic manner with no facts whatsoever

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Brian Williams' 11th hour - trump's rules of phraseology (Original Post) iluvtennis Apr 2020 OP
Good idea - compile a list of all his typical phrases and adjectives, i.e. "strong" and "strongly." Peregrine Took Apr 2020 #1
+ agree. nt iluvtennis Apr 2020 #2
I really like Brian Williams a lot renate Apr 2020 #3
Yep, me too. he's grown on me over the last year or so. nt iluvtennis Apr 2020 #4
"We'll have it in a couple of weeks!" He used this when a question was asked bullwinkle428 Apr 2020 #5

Peregrine Took

(7,417 posts)
1. Good idea - compile a list of all his typical phrases and adjectives, i.e. "strong" and "strongly."
Wed Apr 15, 2020, 12:53 PM
Apr 2020

And mock them mercilessly.

renate

(13,776 posts)
3. I really like Brian Williams a lot
Wed Apr 15, 2020, 12:59 PM
Apr 2020

Especially since he's been feeling more and more able to voice his opinion. I love his sense of humor; it's not quite sarcastic, it's more of a dry "can you believe this shit?"

bullwinkle428

(20,631 posts)
5. "We'll have it in a couple of weeks!" He used this when a question was asked
Wed Apr 15, 2020, 01:05 PM
Apr 2020

about seeing detailed data about the virus was disproportionately affecting minorities. He's used this "couple of weeks" incremental reference on many previous occasions, when trying to put something off in the hope of burying it completely.

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