Leaked Transcripts Obtained of Voices in Donald Trump’s Head

Leaked documents, made utilizing the latest NSA technology, have revealed the details of President Donald J. Trump’s conversations with his most trusted advisers.  The documents detail, over a period of several weeks, discussions that have taken place exclusively in the head of the 45th President.

“It’s amazing to see how engaged the President is in these conversations,” said an analyst familiar with the contents of the documents, which were sent to several news outlets, including GuyFromCNY, “I mean, there is this narrative out there that, due to his age, the President might be having difficulties with focus and adapting to changing circumstances.  My analysis of these transcripts soundly refutes that assertion.  In fact I can state that, in terms of creating pure fantasy, the President has all the mental dexterity of an 8 year old.”

The transcripts detail an effusively congratulatory call from Michael Surbaugh, President of the Boy Scouts of America, praising the President’s speech before that organization’s National gathering, as well as a phone call from the President of Mexico, complimenting Trump on his immigration policies.

“I think this proves, once an for all, that those conversations happened exactly as the President related them, just not in the specific sense of reality as the rest of us understand it,” said an anonymous source, speaking from behind a shrubbery.  “Thank God, by the way, that I will no longer have to answer questions like these.  Well, Sanders, see ya, wouldn’t wanna be ya!”

Also present in the transcripts are a series of conversations with a person that Trump refers both  as “Steve” and as  “Master.”  Experts are, at this time, trying to use contextual clues to identify this person from conversational fragments such as:

Trump: So Steve, uh…Mooch says you are always trying to…you know…um, suck your own…you know…  So…uh..how do you do that?

Steve: It helps not to have tiny hands.  Now tell them to build the damn wall.

As of this writing, however, this mysterious Steve remains unknown.

Other surprising discoveries contained in the transcript include the musical soundtrack which appears to accompany all of the President’s deliberations. The Coasters’ 1959 hit “Charlie Brown”, with its memorable refrain “Why’s everbody always pickin’ on me” appears to be playing, on a loop, with Randy Newman’s “Short People.” Asked about this odd combination of musical influences, senior policy advisor Stephen Miller said, “I’m not going to talk about that. Wait, that actually helps.”  He then scribbled out a few lines in a notebook saying, “What do you think about this?  ‘Give me your tired, your poor, your English speaking engineers yearning to be free.  As long as they are not brown or short or otherwise objectionable.’  Perfect, right?  You better say it is perfect!”

Over the last two weeks the President has, in his mind, signed major legislation repealing and replacing Obamacare, hand built a border wall with Mexico, utterly eliminated Isis, scored an approval rating north of 40% and, most unlikely of all, finally earned the approval of his father. He also went for several exhilarating rides on a red white and blue unicorn named Maga.

One thing is notably absent from these transcripts, however.  Nowhere in this vast trove of information is any indication of meetings with Russian agents or officials.  Asked to explain this surprising discrepancy, one administration official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said, “The meetings in the transcripts are all imaginary.  The Russian ties are very, very real.”

 

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GuyFromCNY Exclusive: White House Summer Reading List

By M.J. Frost (mjfrostbitten@gmail.com)

In order to mark the beginning of the summer season, the White House this week surprised the press corps by releasing what was identified as a “summer reading list” featuring entries submitted by many members of the Administration, including President Donald Trump, and others with close ties to the White House.

It did not come without controversy, as Trump complained about the timing of the list’s release on Twitter: “The fake news media are calling it the start of summer. Anyone with credibility knows summer begins on Memorial Day weekend…”

He continued: “…when mattresses are in bloom. Just like anyone knows Fall starts in August, when pumpkin spice lattes go on sale. Sad fake science. Disgrace!”

Nonetheless, Trump led the reading list with six entries. Here are the entries submitted, some of which include side notes in parentheses:

President Trump

  • Art of the Deal
  • My smartphone
  • A Penthouse Letter Compendium
  • The transcript of my first cabinet meeting (twice daily)
  • The electoral college map (eleven times daily)
  • Hillary’s Emails

Vice President Pence

  • The Stepford Wives (a how-to guide)
  • The Handmaid’s Tale (also a how-to guide)
  • Text of the 25th Amendment

Chief White House Strategist Steve Bannon

  • Mein Kampf
  • Fahrenheit 451
  • Tips and Tricks of Puppetry

Presidential Advisor Stephen Miller

  • The Constitution and Other Historical Oddities
  • How To Control Your Blood Pressure

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson

Gazprom annual report and prospectus

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos

(entry left blank with no explanation)

White House Spokesman Sean Spicer

A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (Editor’s Note: GuyFromCNY has since learned he may not read it, but instead may simply hide behind it)

EPA Director Scott Pruitt

How To Build an Ark

Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue

Hardee’s menu (note reads “please forward to Betsy for school lunch initiative”)

Secretary of Energy Rick Perry

  • The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Nuclear Energy
  • Gazprom annual report and prospectus
  • I forgot the third thing

First Lady Melania Trump

  • Wuthering Heights (hand-written note included with list reads “one can dream”)
  • How To Break a Prenup, by Ben Shuyster, Esq.

First Daughter Ivanka Trump

IvankaTrump.com summer catalog

White House Counselor Kellyanne Conway

IvankaTrump.com summer catalog

Miscellaneous members of the Trump Cabinet

Federal Witness Protection Agreement

Trump Proposes Adding New State

Frustrated with the slow progress in implementing his legislative agenda and intent on satisfying a key campaign promise, President Donald J. Trump announced today an unusual strategy aimed at “dismantling the Administrative State.”  He will, first, officially create it.

“This morning, the President of the United States has informed Congress of his intention to create, by the end of this year, the 51st State in the Union, the Administrative State.”  Said Presidential senior advisor Stephen Miller, addressing a gathering on the Capitol steps. “Upon its creation, all Federal Bureaus and Agencies will be relocated within the state’s borders and all Federal employees will be required to move there as a condition of employment.”

A flurry of questions quickly ensued, which Miller silenced with a steely glare.  “The President feels that the majority of the American people, those without his intellect or grasp of nuance, cannot possibly understand the size and scope of the Federal Bureaucracy.  When it is all gathered in one place, the ordinary person will easily be able to see how redundant, confusing and pointless the offerings are.  Same as visiting the cereal aisle at a grocery store, or listening to a top 40 station for an hour.”

Asked where the proposed state would be located, Miller replied. “The President is currently evaluating many options.  At this point he is only certain of two things:  It must be placed within an area of the country with enough available land area to accommodate the clutter and it must be a blue state.”  When asked why, Miller responded, through audibly grinding teeth., “Because when they see all this government garbage dumped in their backyard, they’ll be more likely to vote to clean it up now, won’t they?”

When reminded of the political difficulties inherent in the plan, per article IV, section 3, of the U.S. Constitution, which requires consent of both congress and the legislature of the affected state, before creating a new state, Miller paused and a faint wisp of steam became visible emanating from his ears.  “I am unaware of any reason the constitution should serve as a barrier to President Trump’s plans.  It has certainly not been a factor in any of his other actions since taking office.  His powers as President are considerable and shall not be questioned!”

Miller’s handlers then stepped in and dragged him away, referring further questions to the press office.

“I can assure you that this plan has been unusually well thought out and that the President himself has considered this issue for well over half an hour.”  Press secretary Sean Spicer later stated.  “Details are forthcoming, but you can rest assured that this new state, tentatively called either Buermont or Establichussets will be fully approved and functional by the time the residents are slated to arrive.”

Asked how the government intended to handle the sudden influx of the approximately 2.1 million civilian Federal employees affected, Spicer said.  “Well, obviously, we are going to have to build some housing quickly.  Fortunately the President knows a guy who builds really great hotels. The best hotels.”

Questioned on the efficacy of this plan, which is intended to dismantle the administrative state but which would, practically, give that state two votes in the Senate and proportional representation in the House, Spicer replied.  “That will be dealt with in phase two of the President’s Plan, tentatively called the Nuclear option.”

 

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