Noel Casler used to work on the set of Donald Trump’s reality TV show, The Apprentice, and over the years, he’s dropped more than a few bombshells on the American people regarding the now-ex-president of the United States.
Throughout Trump’s term Casler, who is now a comedian and podcast host, has told many an embarrassing tale about the Trump family, ranging from Donald’s Adderall addiction and various other drug use, Ivanka’s shadiness, Trump’s alleged diaper requirements, and even Melania’s opioid problem.
However, now that Trump is no longer in office, it seems that Casler is now branching out with his stories and theories on not just the former guy, but the world of politics and politicians as a whole.
In his latest podcast episode, the former Apprentice staffer takes on the topic of scandal-ridden GOP Congressman Matt Gaetz and his belief that the Republican Trump sycophant is doing everything he can to model himself off of The Donald — including the use of ridiculous, distracting behavior to garner attention (like the gas mask on the House floor fiasco) and his alleged affinity for sexually assaulting and trafficking underage girls.
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According to Casler, to some of these wealthy white men, their obsession with underage, teenage girls stems from their desire to be seen as high-status individuals. Obviously, underage girls are off-limits, they’re taboo and hush-hush and if they’re able to not only acquire these young girls and abuse them, but also get away with it, it is seen as a clear display that they’re rich and powerful enough to be untouchable. And I don’t know about you, but there are no two human beings who come to mind more than Gaetz and Trump for me when I think of that.
Casler also goes on to theorize that Gaetz is utilizing Trump’s tactic of taking down the whole proverbial ship with him. Both of the GOP men tend to try to ensnare as many others as they can in their schemes and crimes, in order to secure a variety of scapegoats for themselves when the hammer does inevitably come down on them. Casler used Trump’s alleged cocaine parties as an example, where Casler claims he would secretly record other powerful beings engaging in illegal activities to be able to blackmail them later, and we all saw the way Matt Gaetz tried to pull Tucker Carlson down with him when the news of his sex scandals broke.
Frankly, it all makes perfect sense. Matt Gaetz is cruising through like on the Trump crime playbook. We can only hope that it’s only a matter of time before they both go down.
You can catch the podcast episode here:
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