Trump EXPOSED: Faking His Own Supporters on Live TV! (Real English Here)

Let's break down this viral clip of Donald Trump to uncover what really happened while learning natural, everyday English. Join me as we analyze the video step-by-step so you can improve your listening skills and expand your vocabulary with a real English teacher!✅ Book a 1 on 1 conversation with me: https://americanenglishwithbrent.as.me/You will get: Extended Conversation: More time to speak naturally and practice real-life English.Video Recording: Watch your lesson again to review your progress.Full Transcript: Get written text of our call to study new words and phrases.1. Absurd: Adjective: Very silly, crazy, or making no sense at all. : My new boss made an absurd rule that we cannot drink coffee at our desks!2. By his lonesome: Idiom / Phrase: All alone, without anyone else helping or being there. : I was so proud when my youngest son cleaned his entire bedroom by his lonesome.3. Uniquely: Adverb: In a way that is very special or different from everything else. : Her handmade scarves are uniquely beautiful, and everyone at her winter hobby club wants one.4. Openly siding with: Phrase (Adverb + Verb): Showing everyone exactly who you agree with or support in an argument. : At the family meeting, my husband is openly siding with the kids about getting a new puppy.5. Skyrocket: Verb: To go up very, very fast. : I always worry when the prices of groceries skyrocket because it is hard to follow my family budget.6. Isolated: Adjective: Far away from others, or feeling alone. : When I first started my new job working from home, I felt a little isolated from other people.7. Allies: Noun (Plural): People or groups who help and support each other, like friends on the same team. : Parents and teachers must be allies to help children do well in school.8. Hyperfixating: Verb (Present Participle): Thinking about or doing one thing so much that you forget everything else around you. : I usually burn the dinner when I am hyperfixating on an exciting mystery book.9. Narcissist: Noun: A person who only cares about themselves and thinks they are the most important person in the world. : The man in the mirror at my gym looks at his own muscles for hours like a complete narcissist.10. Demented: Adjective: Acting very crazy, strange, or wildly out of control. : My old washing machine makes a demented noise right before it stops working.11. He is out of touch: Idiom / Phrase: He does not understand what is happening now or how normal people live and feel. : The manager thinks we can finish this huge work project in one hour; he is totally out of touch!12. Viral (going): Adjective (used with the verb "go"): Becoming very popular very fast on the internet, where everyone shares a video or picture. : I have a fear that my silly dance at my daughter's wedding will go viral online.13. Marine One: Proper Noun: The special helicopter used only by the President of the United States. : While we were visiting Washington D.C., we saw Marine One flying in the sky and took a picture.14. Charitable: Adjective: Kind, helpful, and giving money or things to people who need it. : It is very charitable of you to give your baby's old clothes to the new family next door.15. Generous: Adjective: Happy to give more money, time, or help than people expect. : My neighbor is so generous because she always shares fresh vegetables from her garden with us.16. Zooming out: Phrasal Verb (Present Participle): Stepping back to look at the big picture instead of worrying about small details. : When I worry about my son's messy room, zooming out helps me remember he is actually a very good kid.