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Adam Curry plays a clip of Donald Trump mocking politicians who rely on teleprompters, arguing they should be outlawed for presidential candidates. The hosts describe Trump's speaking style as a "shaggy dog story" that uses rambling anecdotes as a rhetorical tool to keep audiences engaged.
The show concludes with an analysis of Donald Trump's rhetorical style, comparing it to a "shaggy dog story" where the speaker goes on a long, roundabout tangent before returning to a punchline. A montage of Trump's "China" and "Bing Bong" soundbites serves as the final media deconstruction.
