🧩 BND Motif Index · M760
Even by his standards
A figure is so reliably outlandish that each new oddity is measured against his own record: that's saying a lot for him, nobody's surprised anymore.
🪨 Beliefs🗂️ Cult of personality
- 3claims filed under it
- 2left shows it came up on
- 1right show it came up on
⚠️ A story people tell, not a claim that it's true.
A motif is the shape of a story as its tellers tell it, named the way a folklorist names a tale type, so the same story told about other people, by the other side or in another year lands in the same place. Some of the claims below are true, many are false. Arguing against a story is often a story of its own, its answer (Voter fraud is answered by Voter suppression, Lawfare by No one is above the law), and we file it there; where no answer has a motif yet, the arguments against a story sit with its tellings.
🪜 Its family
what it rests on, what rests on it, and the motifs that answer it
🔗 goes with: 🧩 Boiled frog
🎙️ Who it came up with
the shows we follow where its claims came up, by the show's lean
⚖️ center 0
🦗 none of our center shows, so far
🐘 right 1
"Came up on" means one of its claims was heard on the show: told, reported or argued against. We don't yet mark which. Show leans are our own grouping of the shows we transcribe.
🧶 Its claims
what's been told in this shape, newest first, in our words, with where each was heard
- 2026-10-22 “Trump described a candidate as a physical monster because of his muscular build.”
🎙️ Clay Travis & Buck Sexton - 2026-10-21 “Trump went on a bizarre rant about examining another man's ass and mangled his words.”
🎙️ David Pakman Show (podcast) - 2026-10-05 “Trump's Dayton speech, rambling about aspirin and data centers, struck hosts as bizarre even by his standards; a conservative guest shrugged that nobody was surprised.”
🎙️ The MeidasTouch Podcast
M760 · first seen 2026-10-10 · last 2026-10-22 · what this is · how the index works