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Donald Trump and Kanye West are described as complementary opposites: Trump excels on stage before crowds, while West is more effective in one-on-one conversations. Trump's recent shift toward "CEO-style" daily briefings is noted, suggesting he is leaving the "crazy" headlines to West, who acts as a hired gun to keep the narrative moving in the absence of traditional rallies.
Donald Trump's rallies are described as cultural events similar to rock concerts, with supporters following him from city to city like fans of the Grateful Dead. A massive rally in Wildwood, New Jersey, saw over 12,000 people camping out for days to attend. The hosts suggest that the opposition to these rallies during the COVID-19 pandemic was an attempt to cut off Trump's primary "energy base."
