Conversations on Trump, Politics, and Asian Perspectives

Asians have diverse opinions on Trump, with some supporting him for economic reasons.

### Conversations on Trump: Reactions, Perspectives, and Humor
* ☕ "I was at home, enjoying my coffee and checking the news when I saw the **tragic event of Trump getting shot**."
* 😟 This incident was a significant moment, leading to **feelings of sadness for the country** as many processed the news.
* 🤔 The conversation shifted to the diverse opinions within the Asian community regarding Trump, with one person humorously noting, "**I'm not the president of Asians**."
* 👥 The discussion included a mention of Stephen Chong, an attorney for Trump, suggesting that those interested in **Asian perspectives on Trump** should reach out to him.
* 🎥 A viral moment was highlighted where an Asian man humorously misidentified a woman, leading to a **comedic exchange about love and identity** at a Trump rally.
* 🍵 The dialogue also touched on the cultural divide, with comments like "**This is a sweet tea country. We don't drink socialist Kool-Aid**," reflecting regional sentiments.
* 🔄 The speaker expressed a centrist political stance, acknowledging support for both **Trump and Obama**, and emphasized the importance of **freedom of speech in comedy**.
* 📊 Ultimately, the conversation revealed a mix of **humor, confusion, and a desire for open dialogue** about politics and identity within the Asian community.

Dude, where were you when Trump got shot? Let's talk about something else. What do you mean, where were you when Trump got shot, man? Where was I? The president got shot. I know, I know. I don't really remember where I was. I was at home. I was at home, and you know, you know when I wake up in the mornings, I have a coffee, and I bust out my iPad, and I just start like, I just go to news. I just want to see what's going on. Yeah, and that was, yeah, and then I remember just watching it going, What a sad day for our country, man. Yeah, you know how, what was he like, Donald Trump? Were you nervous? He was, I mean, he's kind of, were you nervous? Yeah, like more nervous than you've ever been in your life. Yeah, yeah, I would be too. There's a lot of Asians for Trump out there. Do you know that? Or how do Asians feel about Trump? Well, can, let's say it, man. Can I say something to you? Yeah, I'm not the

president of Asians. I seem to think that you seem to think that I'm their leader. Like every month, there's a gathering, right? And I get all this information from people, yeah, right. And then I go out to the world, I'm their spokesperson or something. I don't know what the [__] you're talking about. You're like Kim Jong-un. No, I'm not Kim Jong-un. You're like a smaller. You're like scam Jong-un. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know, I think that Kim Jong-un and I come from the same body type, I would say that, right? Like if they made a factory of like Asians, I'm the same mold as Kim Jong-un and Benedict Wong. Yeah, you know Benedict Wong? Um, I don't think so. You ever see Doctor Strange? Nuh. You have the very Emperor's body. That's Benedict Wong. Oh, you guys, yeah, that's the area you're in right now, Bobby. Yeah, so that's like the same mold. He's a great guy, by the way.

Benedict, wow, yeah, but it's like, you know, and um, he just went more action with his body. Good for him, yeah, yeah. I want to say that I don't know if there, you know, I know step Chong, you know him, yeah. He's, I think, look up step Chong. I think he's an attorney for Trump. Is it stepen Chong Republican? Yeah, he's with the Trump campaign. Oh, nice, you know. So, if you want to ask about Asians and Trump, ask Stephen, yeah. That'd be cool to meet Stephen SE or get him to. Did you see that um, that Asian guy? Look at the Asian guy at the Trump R. You see him? No, tell me, bring it up. Oh, yeah, this is, oh, this guy, okay. What happens to this guy? It's like gays and Asians meeting or whatever. This Asian guy meets this woman. Let's see what happens. I like your smile. I'm serious right now. Guess how old I am. 22. 16. You're 16. But if you want to kiss me, I

will kiss you. Don't act scared. Come on, this is my first kiss. Come on, bend over. I can't reach [Music]. You. I came to this jum to find love. I want to find me a good American woman. I'm not a woman. Oh, I'm not a woman. Wait, what? He keeps thinking I'm a woman. I'm a man. Yeah, yeah. Kiss that for Trump, bro. That's he kissed a dude for Trump, bro. G, that's G. That's a gayan right there for sure, dude. Wow, bro, that was [__] weird. It's almost as if it's like C AI or something. Wow, G. Brian. Yeah, wow, yeah. His name is Brian. Brian. Yeah, I don't know what went wrong with him, but you know. Yeah, play that last part again. Yeah, tell you to find love. I want to find me a good American woman. I'm not a woman. Oh, I'm not a woman. Wait, what? He keeps thinking I'm a woman. I'm a man. Yeah, yeah, bro. That's Elton y. Yeah, yeah, dude.

wow wow. Is there more? Are there more Asians? Even Trump? Because who do Asians support, Trump or not? Okay, I think some do, yeah. I'm sure some do when it comes to the economy, probably, you know what I mean? Um, 'cause what is this one? This is a Trump country. We live in the Southeast. We drink sweet tea. We don't drink socialist Kool-Aid. Wow wow. So there are, they're out there, yeah. What? Like, this is a sweet tea country. We don't str... the... what does he say? So wow dude. I wrote that speech for him. Did you know that? At the meeting. I did, yeah. Speer, speech writer dude. He said it perfectly the way I wrote it. He did, yeah. Yeah, the Kool-Aid socialist, all that [ __ ] was in there dude. What a great guy. What percent of Asians are supporting Trump though, do you think? Yeah, are you trying... let me ask you something with this line of questioning. Are you trying to get what I... what my political affiliation is? No, right? I ain't going to

tell you dog okay yeah and I have to say this. I'm in the middle. Yeah, what do you? I am. It's a good question, man, because obviously there are things that I like. You know, I like both sides, like a woman's right to tr. I don't give a [ __ ]. I want them to have the right to. It's not me. It has nothing to do with me, right? I just think, um, I mean, I'm in. I'm kind of. I'm in the middle of one side, kind of, you know what I'm saying? A little bit more. What do you mean, huh? So you're in the middle of one side. Yeah, well, okay. I think I've always been. I mean, I love the fact that Trump brought over RFK Jr. I'm still pissed that the Democrats railroaded Bernie Sanders. Uh, four and me too. That F. It's like, do is democracy even real in this country anymore? I don't know. Okay, that's what I don't even know anymore. I don't even

know if all of us are just being uh played. That's what it starts to feel like. Yeah, I generally don't like talking with politics, but I'll say this. I'll say that one side, you know, um, is more supportive of what I do for a living. What do you do? Okay, comedy. Comedy, comedy, comedy. Okay, you mean so freedom of speech or whatever? Yeah, okay. I think one side is a little more sensitive than the other side, and so, you know, I struggle with that fact. Yeah, you know, look man, I've voted for Obama and I've voted for Trump, so I'm not a... I am open to anything. Yeah, I've never really voted. Really? No, I voted for Obama one season. You did? Season? I um, dude, did you see that pull up that um, there was... There was one lady that covered the Trump thing. It would think this was an Asian lady. Do you see the thing uh, covered the... That time that we interviewed Trump. This is kind of self-arising or whatever. Oh, here we go. But that's not even all Trump has woed.

this hyper-masculine online culture deeply during a recent podcast with the comedian, Thean. Instead of talking about the economy, immigration, health care, or global conflicts, they discussed cocaine addiction. No, did you? Did you really? Yeah, would you ask him, C, have you ever asked him? He did Coke. He doesn't do Coke, right? He's never done drugs. He drinks, doesn't smoke. Don't drink, don't smoke. Yeah, cooking.

Does The Asian Community Like Trump?

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Discussing Trump's Shooting and Asian Perspectives

The conversation revolves around the speaker's recollection of being at home and watching the news after Trump's shooting.

The speaker humorously addresses the misconception of being the leader or spokesperson for Asians and compares themselves to Kim Jong-un and Benedict Wong.

The discussion highlights the speaker's shared body type with these figures and emphasizes the humor in the situation.

The conversation touches on Benedict's confident body language and Stephen Chong's association with the Trump campaign.

An Asian guy at the Trump event is humorously trying to find love, mistakenly thinking the person he's talking to is a woman.

The interaction takes a strange turn when he offers a kiss, leading to confusion and laughter.

Asian Support for Trump and Political Views

The speaker discusses the presence of Asians in the Southeast and their potential support for Trump, particularly regarding economic issues.

They mention writing a speech for Trump and express a middle-ground political affiliation, appreciating aspects of both sides.

The speaker also expresses frustration with the Democratic Party's treatment of Bernie Sanders and questions the authenticity of democracy in the country.

Navigating Political Sensitivities in Comedy

The speaker feels conflicted about politics, noting that one side is more supportive of their comedy career.

They acknowledge struggling with the sensitivity of different political views.

The speaker has voted for both Obama and Trump, expressing an open-minded approach to politics.

Discussing Hyper-Masculine Culture and Cocaine Addiction

The podcast with comedian Thean focused on hyper-masculine online culture, specifically discussing cocaine addiction.

The conversation shifted away from traditional topics like the economy and global conflicts.

Thean clarified his own substance use, stating he has never done drugs and only drinks.