Trump Says “Out of Context” Means You Quoted Him Perfectly

7 Oct 2026 · 1 min

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In this satirical monologue, TJ Walker lampoons Donald Trump's misuse of the phrase “out of context,” suggesting it actually means the quote perfectly captures Trump’s absurdity. Walker zeroes in on Trump’s recurring “let 'em” rhetoric, mocking its simplistic, animal‑like framing. He deconstructs the promise of gas below $2, arguing the plan would have required fewer drivers rather than cheaper fuel. Walker then critiques Trump’s choice of target cities—San Diego, the Pacific Fleet’s homeport, and Los Angeles, home to a large Iranian community—portraying them as symbolic gestures rather than genuine deterrence. Finally, he ridicules Trump’s “shared sacrifice” narrative, noting it consistently sacrifices cities that didn’t vote for him while he merely shares videos of the act.

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When Trump says out of context, he means you quoted me perfectly and I sounded insane. That's not context, that's a mirror. Focus on 2 words: let 'em. Not we'll stop them. Let 'em. That's how you talk about raccoons in your garbage. Eh, let 'em. Small price to pay. Remember, this is the man who promised to get gas below $2. Turns out the plan was never cheaper gas. It was fewer drivers. And look at the cities he picked. San Diego is the principal homeport of the U.S. Pacific Fleet. He volunteered our own Navy's driveway. And Los Angeles is one of the largest Iranian communities in America. He offered Iran a city full of Iranians. That's not deterrence. That's a family reunion with incoming. Notice he didn't say let them take out Mar-a-Lago. Funny how the sacrifice is always a city that didn't vote for him. Trump's ideas of shared sacrifice is simple. You sacrifice, he shares the video.