Kids would have to say that because I don't know any adults that would! heh heh
Posted on 01/06/2018 2:26:17 PM PST by Enchante
One of the most entertaining "excerpts" circulated from Michael Wolff's explosive tell-all was a passage describing President Trump supposedly watching a “gorilla channel” for hours on end.
The excerpt, of course, was a parody and wasn't actually from the “Fire and Fury” book.
But it managed to fool plenty of Trump critics anyway, with an MSNBC contributor and others initially appearing to treat the passage as legit.
(Excerpt) Read more at foxnews.com ...
Among the things they do is create fake TV news broadcasts designed to look like those on the old East German stations for her to watch.
It's a funny movie.
I could watch that GIF all day!
Hey! Maybe this whole Gorilla Channel isn’t such a bad idea?
I want my GTV! lol
Another Trump WIN! Lol!
You know, it’s undeniable. I agree.
Really! Trump didn’t even have to tweet to start this.
Someone makes a crazy statement about him and a new industry springs into existence!
It’s truly a beautiful thing.
Is this what the kids call “too much winning?”
Kids would have to say that because I don't know any adults that would! heh heh
Oh I have a household of young uns saying weird things.
It’s a lot like the Gorilla Channel here.
lol
“One of the most entertaining “excerpts” circulated from Michael Wolff’s explosive tell-all was a passage describing President Trump supposedly watching a “gorilla channel” for hours on end.”
“One of the most entertaining “excerpts” circulated from Michael Wolff’s explosive tell-all was a passage describing President Trump supposedly watching a “gorilla channel” for hours on end.”
That would be pretty bad. But I wonder about people who watch Canadian curling? Sweeping ice with brooms all day.
Thanks, FrankR!
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