The President's threatening rhetoric regarding Iran is akin to terrorism and places a moral stain on the United States.

“The mere fact of saying that America would destroy an entire civilization and commit genocide or a holocaust like this puts a moral stain on us. We cannot bear that moral stain. We're supposed to be the good guys.”

Donald Trump uses language that is incoherent, contradicts itself, and mirrors a cartoon villain.

“This man, it's like he's never even heard of the concept of a contradiction, right? He can contradict himself. It doesn't It's water off a duck's ass. It means nothing.”

Hasan Piker criticizes Donald Trump for employing contradictory rhetoric, where he simultaneously threatens to destroy Iran and claims to be acting in the interest of the Iranian people.

“On the one hand, he's like, "Iranians are barbaric monsters. we're going to [ __ ] bomb them back to the stone age. They're animals. We need to destroy their electricity. We need to destroy their energy grid. And then he'll turn around and be like, "And the Iranian government, they're so violent.”

Trump's blunt rhetoric regarding immigration is effective because it resonates with the actual frustrations of a large portion of the American public.

“It's cathartic. That's why people like this because he is saying what we're all thinking which is which is a big part of the Trump rise.”