- Now I've seen some pretty wild handclaps in my day.
(clapping and cheering)
But last night at the State of the Union
Nancy Pelosi, when she was clapping
it looked like Edward Scissorhands was behind Trump
trying to reach at him and clap him
in some strange way.
And in this video I'm gonna show you that footage
but I'm gonna tell you why this is much more meaningful
than some internet meme you're gonna see
for the next few days.
The communication behind and what Nancy Pelosi represented
when she clapped at Trump like that
is much deeper than that and we're gonna analyze it.
So let's watch this footage and then we'll dive in.
- But we must reject the politics of revenge,
resistance, and retribution and embrace
the boundless potential of cooperation,
compromise, and the common good.
(clapping)
- [Host] So what was Pelosi really communicating
with that weird clapping motion?
Well she waited to a strategic point
when Trump brought up cooperation across parties
and compromise and then she had
an over-exaggerated, sarcastic clap.
What was she implying?
Well she was implying that you're not doing that
and you should be.
It's a clearly sarcastic way of getting that across.
But the underlying communication
is the Democrats have come to realize
they need to fight back against Trump
with more strategies that work in the real world.
I did a video about this in the past.
It was Chuck Schumer and Pelosi at the White House
and I analyzed how it was the first time
that the Democrats had realized that
and started fighting in a more real world way.
You can't play the PC game that used to work.
For the last 100 years,
all politicians sounded like the exact same robot
on Quaaludes.
It was just the exact same tone,
the exact same words, and then Trump came along
and they realized that doesn't work
and they have to take their gloves off a little bit.
The first time that I kinda saw this
was do you remember in the debates
when Rand Paul, watch this little clip here.
- Visceral response to attack people
on their appearance.
Short, tall, fat, ugly.
My goodness! That happened in junior high.
Are we not way above that?
Would we not all be worried to have someone like that
in charge of the nuclear arsenal?
- [Moderator] Mr. Trump?
- I never attacked him on his look
and believe me.
There's plenty of subject matter right there.
That I can tell you.
- [Moderator] I wanna give Mr. Trump--
- [Host] So Rand Paul thought he was gonna be able to fight
the way they did for the past hundred years in the PC way.
This is just junior high talk.
This is junior high.
So what does Trump do?
He goes right over the top and clowns on him even harder.
He says, "There's a lot of subject matter to
work with there," and then Paul just sits there
like a dope with nothing to say.
All he can think to do is make a little smirk
like it didn't land but it did
'cause everybody's laughing.
Talking trash is a very underrated
and a poorly understood skillset
that Trump really understands and he just dominated
everybody with this.
Let me ask you.
Have you ever had somebody talk down to you
or make fun of you and you just kinda sit there
like Rand Paul and you've gotten nothing to say?
And you can just feel your status,
your social status drop,
and you can feel yourself looking like a clown.
It's a very uncomfortable thing to feel
and the problem is if you feel like you can't handle
yourself in those situations,
you're not gonna go in to environments
where you may get made of and a lot of environments
that we want to be in unfortunately come with that threat.
So if that's something that you don't feel confident
in doing, you don't feel like you could always
come up with a quick comeback or something witty
to make the other person look bad
and make you look good,
I'd highly suggest you click up here in the corner
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It's gonna solve that problem for you.
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to make yourself look good and make them look bad.
Now if you have Instagram you gotta follow me.
Go to CharismaMatrix.
I got a lot of content coming out there
that you're not gonna see on YouTube
and if you haven't seen that video
where Chuck Schumer literally points right at Trump,
he takes his pointer finger out
and just pointing at him.
It was his big time to try to kind of throw Trump off.
I analyzed that interaction.
You can click right here and I'll walk you through that now.