Yeah, I couldn't find a video which elaborate more on that really (I guess that's lost somewhere on YT xDD), but I read an article with his quotes in that rally and I think it was very pathetic. And just the comment of building a southern wall, and talking about it with PROUD of his great project, is disgusting. It's the attitude of that speech, even more that the idea which I find questionable. 

I wasn't referring to anyone specific but even she'd make him look silly. Trump isn't a politician. He hasn't spent his whole life in front of national media, debating things like health care and education like most seasoned political figures. The moment he couldn't just throw a talking point out there that someone wrote up for him, and he was made to fend for himself against someone who has made a career out of it, he'd fall apart like a poorly glued together childrens toy.

Anyone can pander to racists,bigots, war hawks etc. Build a wall, send them back, blow shit up, kick ass and take names, make "merica" good again... it's all so easy right now. But again, having to see him talk in depth, on his own, about getting poor people health coverage and health care... that takes skill and he doesn't have that. The guy is playing to a loud minority. To win, you have to play to the majority.. the middle... 

he isnt a warhawk, Hillary Clinton is. He made himself a billionair while Hillary lives from tax payers, he has more credibility 

Yeah, the hate is there, but you can analise all the reasons for that hate carefully, and its origin, and most of them will indicate something related with colonialism and/or borders. Israel-Palestine situation, for example. USA-Mexico. USA- Cuba, with the commercial blocade. There are an awful lot of cases regarding borders, which started to create hate and fear amongs the population. And Soros is known for not supporting Israel, so I don't quite get your point.

Agreed.

And as much as I dont like DT, he is pretty much spot on in the OP video. He is exposing it in a childish, and outgoing manner, but that does not change the fact... It is sad when you have the worlds leading power and this is one of the best presidential nominees they can gather.

It's about being one of the most desirable countries in the world to live in from an economic standpoint.   Lots of people want to enter your country.  Lots of people want to experience that "lifestyle".   Unfortunately,  you can't allow everyone in.  It needs to be controlled and maintained,  allowing massive illegal immigration enter your country is a sure-fire way to have a whole host of problems. (Economically, Criminally, etc).

It's about rule of law.   Why do illegal mexican immigrants who break our laws the moment they cross into the country because they 'want to' get higher priority over the indian mother of (3) with her masters degree who has been waiting 5 years to legally immigrate into the country?   In what world is that fair to you?  

Trump isn't taking advantage of fear, he's taking advantage of common sense that you've never heard uttered by politicians publicly before because of that, people believe he's speaking more truthfully and telling it to them straight.   

I don't support Clinton but two points on Trump I'd like to adress. First, he didn't make himself anything. His father did, and he was lucky enough to have been his son. Second, I'm not so sure "billionaire" is what this country needs right now. When you have people living on the street, starving to death and unable to get health care to cure the pneumonia that set in, thanks to not having said place to live, I think worrying about making more money is the least of our problems. When you have kids with high IQs who would otherwise become great members of society if not born into famlies where neither parent gives a shit... again, making boat loads of capital is the probably the least of our worries.

Having said all of this, Trump, again, isn't a politician. Less than a decade ago, the guy was a reality TV personality for crying out loud. He's an entertainer, not someone with the tact or experience to run the free world and solve serious issues. He knows he'd look silly in a national debate. He knows he can't win over rational, middle thinking swing voters. He knows he's not winning the nomination. This is about making money before bowing out.. nothing more. 

He was definitely the driving force behing the Bush administration.

Nah, that's Paul Wolfowitz, Richard Perle, Doug Feith, etc. etc. Not Cheney.

Not sure you really want to be looking to Saudia Arabia or Israel for advice on border considering the host ofproblems they both have. The Israel wall is approx. 430 miles. The Saudia Arabia-Iraq fencing/wall is 560 miles. 

The US-Mexico border in just under 2000 miles. How exactly would Trump pay for this? How feasible a plan would it actually be? Please don't say he'd make Mexico pay for it because that would never happen in the real world. Besides, I think the US has plenty of other areas they could spend the money on.