(whistling) - Old orange Julius Caesar here. (audience laughs) To a lot of us he sure
seems like something genuinely new in American politics. For one thing, he's made
our political discourse far, far nastier. - This is not going to be an election based on a nice person. We're tired of the nice people. You have this clown Marco Rubio. He's a pussy. Jeb is a lightweight. - He doesn't sweat because
his pores are clogged from the spray-tan that he uses. - Donald, you're a sniveling coward and leave Heidi the hell alone. - I gotta get this off my chest. Donald Trump is a jerk. - Oh, snap! Oh, he roasted him! Yo, is Donald Trump Moses,
'cause this Bush is on fire! (cheering) Now this name-calling shocks us right? Because we have this
idea that the election is supposed to be a
serious, dignified affair. Why, the founding fathers,
they were titans of etiquette. Gentlemen intellectuals
who resolved their disputes through reasoned debate and
delicate handshakes, right? Wrong! These guys were jerkbag politicians just like the ones we have today. Case in point, Thomas Jefferson. Now yeah, sure, he and John
Adams when they worked together on the Declaration of Independence they were very cordial. But when they ran against each
other in the election of 1800 the powdered wig stayed on,
but the gloves came off. Jefferson hired a newspaper
editor named James Callender to write the most vile things
about Adams in the press. Callender wrote that,
- Adams has a hideous hermaphroditical character
which has neither the force and firmness of a man, nor the gentleness and sensibility of a woman." - Jesus Christ, that is some 1770s shade. - Burn! (audience cheers) - And by the way,
Jefferson had that written when he was John Adams' Vice President. That's like if we found
out that Biden was the guy Photoshopping the Hitler
mustaches onto the Obama posters. So I'm sorry Trump, you didn't invent it. Thomas Jefferson was the
founding father of talking smack. Okay, but how about this,
Trump bragged about the size of his penis right, remember that? - Look at those hands,
are they small hands? And, he referred to my
hands, if they're small, something else must be small. I guarantee you there's
no problem, I guarantee. - Okay, first of all, no one with a big penis
has ever had to say, "I guarantee I have a big penis." Other people spread the news for you. But this outraged us. We said, surely no serious
presidential candidate has ever done such a thing before! Actually, yes they have. Let's talk about our 36th
president Lyndon B. Johnson. Yes, his name was very appropriate. Johnson bragged about the
size of his penis constantly. According to Robert Caro's biography, he nicknamed it "Jumbo,"
and when a colleague would approach him in
the Capitol bathroom, Johnson, finishing, would
sometimes turn to him with his penis in his hand, shaking it as if showing off and say, - Have you ever seen
anything as big as this? - Not since yesterday, Mr. President. (audience laughs) - Hey, you know what Lyndon,
maybe you shouldn't talk about your penis so much when
your chosen nickname sounds like the name of a
Spanish language porn star. (guitar music plays) "El BJ." (audience laughs) Okay, okay, but Trump still treats people way worse than that, right? I mean, he bullied his
way to the nomination through insult and humiliation. First he defeats his opponents,
then he dominates them. I mean, have you seen what he
did to poor Chris Christie? Oh, look at how sad he is. This is like the last shot
of an episode of Mad Men. (Mad Men theme playing) Executive Producer Matthew Weiner. Chris Christie is the
sitting governor of a state and Trump treats him like this. - I'm not eating Oreos
anymore, you know that. But, neither is Chris. You're not eating Oreos anymore. No more Oreos for either of us. Don't feel bad for either. - Oh great, now what's
Chris Christie going to eat while he's crying, "Why
doesn't he like me?" I'll tell you what, now he eats Hydrox like a child of divorce. (audience laughs) You get the cheap (bleep) now. But again, that is still nothing compared to the way LBJ treated his staff. He would famously force
staffers to conduct meetings with him while he was taking a dump. Just listen to Johnson
staffer and famous historian Doris Kearns Goodwin telling her story. - If you were in the bedroom holding back when he went to the bathroom,
he would just call you in and say, "come on in, I haven't
finished what I'm saying!" You get, sort of used to this. - Oh God, I think the worst part is, "You get, sort of used to this."
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