John Oliver brilliantly takes Trump to task for his self-proclaimed winning temperament and for quoting bogus polls:
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My favorite description of Trump. A racist toddler coming out of dental surgery.
He couldn’t even stand to concede the victory limelight to his own running mate for a single day after the
VP debate (assuming Pence won), boasting he was “getting a lot of credit” for having picked Pence as his first “hire”.
The man is not only un-selfcontrollable, he’s pathologically and insatiably greedy, even towards his own alleged allies.
A lot of people who have met him describe him as charming. He certainly hides that well when in front of a microphone. Either that, or they have a different definition of “charming”.