Will the Swan interview be Trump's swan song?

[3catwoman3]

Wouldn’t that be a bit of delicious word play? It is certainly getting a lot of air time. The more the better, I say.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

1. No, nothing will take him down before November.

The True Believers still think he's brilliant and that he did a great job in the interview.

[Just_Vote_Dem]

4. I don't usually read conservative material

but I'm tempted to see how his followers try to turn that chickenshit into chicken salad

[House of Roberts]

2. He can do worse, if he gives any more interviews.

We still have about 3 months to 'see what happens'.

[canetoad]

12. I saw what you did there

[Blue Owl]

3. It better fucking be

If that doesn't expose him for the fraud, the idiot, and the numbskull he actually is, then nothing will...

[mucifer]

5. So few people watched it. The news likes to normalize trump. So absolutely not :(

[safeinOhio]

6. He's the human excavator.

Keeps digging deeper and deeper.

[BannonsLiver]

7. I feel like the it is what it is thing may stick for a while.

[LenaBaby61]

8. Nope.

[progressive nobody]

9. It has to be. It scares the he'll out of me if it is not.

[Silent3]

11. If this interview makes even 0.5-1% change in approval, I'd be shocked.

Trump supporters are by and large immune to absorbing anything bad about Trump. They really do live in an alternate reality. The only significant shifts in Trump's support have been in the squishy middle of the electorate, and we've seen about as much of that as we'll see -- and hopefully that's enough for Trump to lose.

Don't expect much change in Trump's core support unless the rabid pro-Trump news bubble begins to abandon him.

[elleng]

10. Would be delicious;

I wonder how widespread it will be, how many 'new' states it will get us.