Trump 2016 Ad Featuring Michael Moore Speech Goes Viral – He Made the Perfect Case for President #45
A nostalgic moment in political advertising reemerged this last week, reminding the American people why former President Donald Trump was elected over establishment-sponsored Hillary Clinton. The ad involved the most…
A nostalgic moment in political advertising reemerged this last week, reminding the American people why former President Donald Trump was elected over establishment-sponsored Hillary Clinton.
The ad involved the most unlikely of voices, Michael Moore, bringing home the point that MAGA Republicans were more than “racists and rednecks, and that they’re actually pretty decent people.”
The 2016 ad that Trump’s election team cleverly put together was a compilation of MAGA supporters assembling in mass at various locations while including leftist filmmaker Michael Moore’s voice narrating why Trump had such a considerable following.
The clip was a splicing together of Moore’s ironically pro-Hillary standup special he did titled, “Michael Moore in TrumpLand.”
Moore discusses an unprecedented “lightning rod” moment when Trump addressed the Ford Motor executives in Detroit.
WARNING: The following video contains vulgar language that some viewers may find offensive.
Moore described how Trump challenged Ford Motor executives planning to close Detroit factories in favor of cheaper labor in Mexico.
Moore described how Trump promised to slap a 35 percent tariff on any cars sent to Mexico for assembly which would result in no one purchasing those cars due to the massive price tag that would cause.
Moore stated, “No politician, Republican or Democrat had ever said anything like that to these executives and it was music to the ears of people in Michigan, and Ohio, and Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.”