In this episode of the PBD Podcast, host Brian and Ed Krassenstein, twin brothers, writers, entrepreneurs, and social media personalities, discuss their rise to fame during the presidency of Donald Trump, their controversial tweets, and their insights into Trump’s business practices. They also touch on topics such as political ideology, media influence, the Hunter Biden controversy, and the future of American politics.
Brian and Ed Krassenstein gained fame during the presidency of Donald Trump by frequently replying to his Twitter account. Despite being blocked by Trump, they were later unblocked through a lawsuit and the help of the Knight Institute. In 2019, they faced suspension from Twitter but were reinstated by Elon Musk in 2022. Their controversial tweets, often criticizing Trump and his supporters, and questioning the fairness of the justice system, have garnered attention and built a following over time.
Through their father’s experience working for the Taj Mahal, Brian and Ed gained insight into Trump’s business practices. They believe that Trumpism is a cult and that Republicans are wrong. With a business background and experience running various businesses in different technologies, they have a unique perspective on Trump’s approach to business and its impact on the areas where his businesses operated.
Personal experiences, such as Andrew’s dad losing his job at Trump’s Taj Mahal, can shape political ideology. Divisiveness and hatred in political rhetoric can turn individuals away from certain politicians. The media plays a significant role in shaping public opinion and political views, with Trump often referring to the media as the “enemy of the people.”
The controversy surrounding Hunter Biden’s business dealings and Joe Biden’s claims have been a topic of discussion. Hunter Biden’s court admission contradicts Joe Biden’s statement that his son did not make money from China. The constant targeting of Trump and the use of the Department of Justice to go after him may raise concerns for independent and undecided voters.
America is divided into three camps: those who will vote for Trump, those who will vote for Biden, and those in the middle who may not vote. The middle camp consists of center-left, independent, and undecided voters who may feel confused and discouraged by the constant targeting of Trump. Some unlikely celebrities and musicians are showing support for Trump due to their belief that they can relate to him and his experiences with the justice system.
In this episode of the PBD Podcast, Brian and Ed Krassenstein discuss their rise to fame, controversial tweets, insights into Trump’s business practices, the Hunter Biden controversy, and the future of American politics. They provide unique perspectives on these topics, highlighting the influence of personal experiences, media, and political rhetoric. As the political landscape continues to evolve, it is important to consider different viewpoints and engage in constructive dialogue.