Alec Baldwin blames guess who for "Rust" shooting

It has been about ten months since Alec Baldwin pointed a loaded gun at Halyna Hutchins on the set of "Rust," pulled the trigger [he swears he didn't] and the gun went off and killed Hutchins and wounded another person positioned behind her. Somehow, Baldwin considers himself the victim, proving he's as much of a narcissistic schmuck as he appears to be in public.

In a Comedy News Network interview on Saturday, Baldwin again tried to convince the person who watches CNN that he didn't pull the trigger of the gun that he didn't check before pointing it at Hutchins on Oct. 21, 2021. He merely pulled the hammer of the weapon back and it discharged. 

He didn't check the gun. He is an idiot because he didn't check the gun.

The FBI did a forensic investigation of the gun and in a report obtained by USA Today concluded the gun could not have been fired “without a pull of the trigger.” And since he was the only person holding the gun, he was the only one who could have pulled the trigger and killed Hutchins.

Baldwin continued to insist he didn't pull the trigger of the loaded gun he aimed at Halyna Hutchins despite a ton of evidence that he was lying. He insisted that he wasn't responsible for Hutchins' death.

Hoping to get sympathy for the accidental killing of Hutchins, he said that since he is innocent, it's Trump supporters who questioned his innocence are magically guilty of shooting Halyna Hutchins.

“The former president of the United States said, ‘He probably shot her on purpose,'” Baldwin told CNN. “To me, that was really the only time I thought that I needed — that I was worried about what was going to happen.

“Because here was Trump, who instructed people to commit acts of violence, and he was pointing the finger at me and saying I was responsible for the death.”

Except that's a crock of bull.

In an interview on “The Chris Stigall Show” podcast on Nov. 4, 2021, Trump was asked about the shooting and said of Baldwin, “He’s a volatile guy.”

“As bad as it may have been kept, meaning, you know, the people that take care of the equipment and the guns and everything else — but even if it was loaded, and that’s a weird thing — maybe he loaded it,” Trump said.

“He’s a cuckoo-bird. He’s a nut-job. And usually, when there’s somebody like that, you know, in my opinion, he had something to do with it,” the former President correctly said.

“But if nothing else, how do you take a gun and just, whether it’s loaded or not loaded, how do you take a gun, point it at somebody that’s not even in the movie and just point it at this person and pull the trigger and now she’s dead?” former President Trump asked.

Second, Baldwin's suggestion that Trump “instructed people to commit acts of violence” had nothing to do about Baldwin but was likely referring to Jan. 6, 2021, which also was contrary to the facts. Trump never called for violence and in fact, told people to protest peacefully.

Baldwin was implying that Trump supporters would attempt to harm him or worse, after Trump said he was guilty. This is such a crap weasel assumption by the actor about half the nation and he said it with zero evidence.

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Baldwin probably didn't mean to kill Hutchins but he pointed a real gun at her, assuming it was unloaded. He had to pull the trigger, whether he believes it or knows he did.

It's the not checking the gun, pointing it at a person, and pulling the trigger that makes Alec Baldwin come off as a narcissist and the jerk we all know he is.

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Bella Hadid shows outline of her areola mammae in her yellow jacket

Bella Hadid, a 23-year-old model, is not appearing in front of her admirers or sashaying down any runways in the near future, and like any narcissist she craves attention and admiration of an adoring public during the Wuhan coronavirus pandemic.

Like us normal folks, even she is stuck indoors to avoid exposure to the virus.

So, like any good narcissist, he had to do something for attention. 

Hadid went on Instagram on Wednesday to show the world her figure, with an emphasis on her areola mammae since ditching her bra.

"a girl and her favorite yellow jacket : a series," the model captioned her first post of three from the day.

Aren't you guys getting moist just imagining what was under that yellow jacket?

Well, Hadid had nothing on underneath the jacket. She accessorized her body with a pearl choker, gold hoops and a black and white patterned scarf wrapped around her head that screamed, "Look at me! Look at meeeeeee!"

Isn't she just fabulous?

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Twitter head diagnosed with NPD--attacks Trump

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Evan Williams, the co-founder of Twitter, a social media site where on can express bile-like anger in 140 characters, has allegedly been diagnosed with Narcissistic Personality Disorder, my source Vinny tells me.

Williams has been walking the streets telling anyone who would listen that it was him who accidentally put Donald Trump into the White House, and that even Mr. Trump admits it.

In a recent interview with the New York Times Williams said that he learned that Trump credited Twitter for helping him get elected, and Vinny tells me that Williams believes everything President Trump says, most of the time, but felt that he would have been more comfortable with a woman whose illegal email server could have given away state secrets as president, than a guy with funny hair.

"It's a very bad thing, Twitter's role in that," he said. "If it's true that he wouldn't be president if it weren't for Twitter, then yeah, I'm sorry."

His psychiatrist, Vinny tells me, said that it was these words that led him to diagnose Williams with an "Axis II" personality disorder, in this case, NPD.

The White House hasn't responded to the Times for a comment because everyone knows if they did, it would be misconstrued to make Trump look bad. The only reaction came from Press Secretary Sean Spicer who simply said, "Yeah, sure. Whatever."

The 45-year-old narcissistic entrepreneur criticized the internet for rewarding extremes and called it "broken," a word often used by people who have difficulty expressing their views with any substance.

Williams also said that he was wrong for believing the world would be a better place if there was a platform for everyone to freely speak and exchange ideas and is calling for a total rewrite of the First Amendment in order to silence viewpoints that are, in his words, "broken."

In a commencement speech given at the U of N this month, Williams said, "some would say that's what we deserve for giving the power of tweets to Donald Trump."

Yes, and some would say that it was an even playing field in terms of tweet accessibility. Hillary lost--get over it, snowflake.

The prognosis for Axis II disorders is generally poor. Personality is what makes us who we are, and personality disorders like the one Williams was just diagnosed with (according to Vinny) is hard to treat. 

There are no medications that can cure a narcissistic person, but sometimes Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) can help them cope with some of the obnoxious behavior they manifest.

Certain medications may prove useful. Antidepressants in the selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) class, such as citalopram has sometimes proven useful.

Mood stabilizers such as lamotrigine can bring some relief as well.

In Williams' case, an antipsychotic might be the best way to go and I would hope he'd consider giving it a shot with risperidone. It takes the edge off the voices and puts a smile on your face.

Williams has the advantage of having the finances to deal with his psychiatric situation, something that Obamacare likely wouldn't have been able to do.

We wish him well.

And now I'm off to Twitter to tweet the link to this post.

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President Trump supporters to boycott Oscars?

The disrespect has gone nuclear on the President of the United States. There is no longer respect for the office because the liberals just can't get over their loss to Mr. Trump. Even the UK's The Telegraph leaves out his honorific and merely headlines him as "Donald Trump."

The headline referred to is: 'Donald Trump supporters to boycott Oscars in protest against 'Limousine Liberals.'

In the old, normal days, people watched the Oscars to see their favorite actors and actresses win the coveted award and make speeches thanking their supporting people and their families. In these crazy days the actors and actresses believe they possess a wisdom that transcends that of 'us regular folks' and tell us why we should hate the same people they hate, and tell us what to do and for whom we should vote.

I never had much tolerance for wasting a few hours of my life watching narcissists give each other awards and talking about themselves as if they were the actual heroes they pretended to be in their roles. And I believe the American public is getting to the point where many people would rather be doing something else than listening to their pontificating. 

President Trump will probably not be watching the spectacle as he and Melania will be attending the Governors' Ball in Washington. And many of his supporters will also boycott the odious extravaganza which will likely feature monkey-fists full of Trump-bashing.

It isn't merely disrespecting the President, it's disrespecting the people who voted for him and therefore disrespecting the nation. 

Had this been the behavior of the right when former President Obama was in office, the race card would have been drawn, the wagons circled, and the media going into an Obama defense mode.

Quick prediction: "La La Land" will bring in tons of awards because it's about the narcissists who make movies. It's a way of patting themselves on their collective backs while not looking so obvious.



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Let's not have a peep out of Streep, please

In a skillfully acted emotion, Meryl Streep continued to criticize President Trump in a speech, but insists that under no circumstances will she relocate to another country as many supporters of the president would be pleased if she did. 

While taking aim at Mr. Trump, she complained about becoming a target herself at the Golden Globe Narcissistic Awards last month.

Streep emoted at a fundraiser for the Human Rights Campaign, a national LGBT group and addressed President Trump's tweet after her Globes rant in which he called Streep "overrated."

Streep said, "Yes, I am the most overrated, over-decorated and currently, I am the most over-berated actress . . . of my generation." Her narcissism oozed from her pores as she tried to sound snarky with "the most" line, making it sound as if it was all true but Trump just doesn't want to admit how great she really is, and if you don't believe her, just ask.

Then she said she wished she could simply stay at home and "load the dishwasher" rather than take a podium to speak out. [Please, the woman glows in front of an audience. She probably has someone to load the dishwasher for her.]

She added that "the weight of all these honors" she received in her fabulous career compelled her to speak out. She had no choice what with all the fame and wonderful attention and love bestowed upon her. 

Her public deserves to hear her erudition.

She really got into the act: "It's terrifying to put the target on your forehead. And it sets you up for all sorts of attacks and armies of brown shirts and bots and worse, and the only way you can do it is if you feel you have to. You have to! You don't have an option. You have to."

Very, very much you have to, I can tell you that. Unbelievable!

We love the movies. We love the drama, and the people who pretend to be living it, for our entertainment.

But we give those who are so good at pretending--enough to convince us they are who they pretend to be when they act the part--a validity they don't necessarily deserve.

Alan Alda was no doctor in Korea or anywhere else, and Meryl Streep is no "Iron Lady." She isn't even a conservative like the real Iron Lady and is an actress.

We love to be entertained, but let's not lose sight of who the real heroes are in this world, and not mistake them for those who play their roles in the movies.


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Newt: "Little Trump is frankly pathetic"

Newt Gingrich described a small man inside of Donald Trump who lashes out at his Republican allies and is "frankly pathetic."

"Donald Trump has one opponent. Her name is Hillary Clinton. Her name is not Paul Ryan. It's not anybody else," Newt told Fox Business. 

This came after Trump ranted on Ryan at a Florida rally Wednesday. Donald was upset that Ryan didn't congratulate him after the second presidential debate on Sunday. 

"Look, first of all, let me just say about Trump, who I admire and I've tried to help as much as I can. There's a big Trump and a little Trump. The little Trump is frankly pathetic. I mean, he's mad over not getting a phone call?"

I see Trump not only as pathetic, but as a guy whose narcissism gets in the way of his judgment. And I don't mean it in a disparaging way, but in a clinical sense. 

The Mayo Clinic defines narcissistic personality disorder thus: "a mental disorder in which people have an inflated sense of their own importance, a deep need for admiration and a lack of empathy for other. But behind this mask of ultra-confidence lies a fragile self-esteem that's vulnerable to the slightest criticism."

Narcissists uses others as their mirror. If the mirror reflects an unflattering reflection, the narcissist feels injured and perhaps insulted, and becomes angry. In Ryan's case, Trump felt he was being "disloyal" to him and went ballistic on Twitter. 

Ryan, of course, felt he couldn't support Trump after the audio and video of his "locker room talk"with then-host of "Access Hollywood" Billy Bush went public.

Trump doesn't know when to let something go and campaign against his opponent. His narcissism gets in the way. 

He needs to make it clear what he will do the day he becomes president. He needs to do this consistently. He needs to stop attacking Clinton and the Republican Party and talk about his differences POLITICALLY and stop preaching to the choir of voters who are going to vote for him even if he shoots someone on Broadway.

We know about "the wall." We know who's going to build it. We know you probably did at least half the things those women are accusing you of, but Hillary is worse and we know it. 

Now is the time to drop the schtick and get on the stick. 



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Friday Brain Flushings: Weiner, Huma, Obamacare, and Detroit,

The wonderful world of Weiner.
Weiner's world is a place where Carlos Danger is virile, handsome, powerful, desirable, and non-dorky. It is a place that exists in his mind, and like all narcissists, he needs other people to serve as his mirror to supply his feelings of self. People often see narcissists like Weiner as pathetic because these people always need validation while they pretend they're cool.

Huma Abedin Weiner, his wife and the top staff member for Hillary Clinton,  is standing behind her narcissist. She has learned a lot from her boss, but it isn't about being a faithful wife, or an object of sympathy, she has learned to be an enabler, just like Hillary. These women see their positions in power as more important than their family or, dare I say, their self respect. I also believe that if Weiner gets elected, a mosque gets erected (whew, got those two words in the correct order.)