US EditionAndrew Schulz: Trump ‘doing the exact opposite of everything I voted for’
UNITED STATES, JUL 11 – Comedian Andrew Schulz criticized Trump for increasing the national debt, funding foreign wars, and dismissing the DOJ/FBI denial of an Epstein client list, drawing millions of podcast listeners.
- Comedian and Flagrant podcast host Andrew Schulz expressed disappointment in Donald Trump on his show, stating that the president’s actions contradict the reasons Schulz supported him in the 2024 election.
- Schulz based his criticism on Trump's policies, including increasing spending, funding wars, aggressive immigration raids, and the handling of Jeffrey Epstein's case amid DOJ and FBI cover-up accusations.
- Schulz highlighted that Trump is only keeping the promise of deporting immigrants while betraying other campaign pledges, which Schulz believes enrages people because it insults their intelligence.
- Schulz expressed frustration, saying that although he thought Trump intended to follow through on his campaign promises, the president is now acting in direct contradiction to nearly all of them. He added that people who supported Trump are the ones being fooled.
- Schulz's critique implies growing disillusionment among some Trump supporters and raises questions about leadership promises versus actions in the 2024 political landscape.
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Donald Trump's loudest supporters turn on him, have sudden epiphany the president is 'doing the exact opposite' of what he promised
Popular podcasters who self-identify as center-right are finally finding out that Donald Trump is the liar he’s always been. And they want everyone to know that they finally caught on. Andrew Schulz is a rising comedian who made a name for himself through short YouTube clips cut from his long-form stand-up specials. To his credit, his strategy was so effective that it basically changed how most comedians approach self-promotion in the industry, …
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