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The discussion shifts to Donald Trump's portrayal as a potential dictator, which the speaker refutes vigorously. They describe claims about Trump wanting to be a king or emperor as "make-believe"—media sensationalism rather than reality. Trump, they argue, is being systematically blocked by his own party and judiciary, which prevents him from consolidating power.
They reinforce that Trump is democratically elected, having won both the popular vote and electoral college, with many of his policies resonating with mainstream Americans. The idea that Trump aims to be an authoritarian is dismissed as misinformation or exaggeration.