Analysis of a Political Debate Performance
Shook.
Shaken. I, I mean, like it's just, I can't even imagine
what it must be like. I mean, I know his wife is equally as bad,
but just,
he's just such a liar. Like, why, why say of course?
Why not just say, "I actually don't know the specific
charges"?
Which would've been crazy, but he then, he just, he...
It's this false bravado. This is how he debates.
He just lies confidently, and just lies.
And then when you recognize it and you call him out on the lie,
he falls apart.
I mean, he starts sinking more and more and more into the chair,
sweating,
developed some things in his teeth, you know?
And I just, that entire personality of a man just
could never, it could never jive with me.
Like, I would never for a single second be
intimidated by that because it's, like I
said, false bravado. There's nothing here that's remotely
intimidating.
You're just an idiot dressed up as some, like, blood
sport debater bro. There's nothing weaker than not just
saying, "Oh, I don't
know that. I would like to know what the answer to
that is." And I was hoping we
would actually be able to have that constructive dialogue.
I was upset that we could not spend more time discussing this case.
And once that happened, he was, he was completely deflated.
I mean, Andrew Wilson was very lost, and i- it was almost like he had
to remember things they wanted him to bring up.
Um, it was very obvious that his foot just wanted out.
I think his foot wanted to tell the truth. The foot was just, it wanted out.
They were like, "Oh." The foot holds the truth, you know?
Andrew lies, but the foot is, just doesn't wanna be there.
His boo- he was literally shaking in his boots.
Uh, some, I don't know what was going on there.
And he couldn't kind of regain any sort of composure.
I didn't under-
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