Real Wolf of Wall Street says he would put President Biden in a ‘nursing dwelling’

The real-life Wolf of Wall Street, Jordan Belfort, stated he would put Biden “in a nursing home” earlier than describing him as a “puppet”.

Speaking candidly with Piers Morgan, the world-famous Wall Street banker – who was depicted by Leonardo DiCaprio within the Oscar-winning epic – spoke about his love of former president Donald Trump, disdain for President Joe Biden, and hatred of the Barbie film. “If he worked for me? I would put him in a nursing home, with all due respect,” the previous inventory dealer stated.

“I don’t even really think he’s President, he’s a cut out. It’s a puppet. I think everyone knows that … It’s embarrassing. I have friends from all over the world, and they are like, ‘What’s wrong with your country?’ Like this is the President of the United States?” he added whereas showing on TalkTV’s Piers Morgan Uncensored.

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Belfort denied that he was solely essential of BIden due to his age, saying “My mom is 91 and she could run intellectual circles around most 50 year olds.” He stated Biden is “not all there any more” which means there was a necessity for a “real candidate” for the Democrats. “Who’s running things now? I’m not quite sure, I suspect it’s probably Obama and that whole crew still running things,” Belfort speculated wildly.

He in the meantime professed his love of Donald Trump, the controversy-ridden and, to many, disgraced former president. “He’s also an amazing marketer and promoter… One thing he has, is an uncanny sense of what the average person needs to hear,” Belfort responded when requested by Morgan whether or not Trump was the final word salesman.

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“It’s unbelievable. Very big themes, very simple themes, repeating them again and again. And he must be the most resilient person I’ve ever met in my life.” He went on to bizarrely reward Trump’s capability to swat away scandals, which for a lot of would spell the tip of their profession: “I thought when the whole thing with the ‘I touched their pussy’, I thought he was done and I was baffled when he didn’t even apologise and I watched his numbers go up!”

Belfort believes the world was a greater place when Trump was president than it’s as we speak, crediting the forty fifth president for the dearth of wars and claiming he acquired “killed by Covid”. Belfort thinks Trump was a “great president”, including, “you can hate him or love him, but he speaks a lot of truth about these important issues that matter to the average person”.

He even prevented condemning the January sixth riot on Capitol Hill, denying it was an riot reasonably than a “moment of idiocy”. Belfort says Trump went “a little bit far… [but] democracy is more durable than that day”.

Later within the interview, Belfort mentioned his former wrong-doings and accepted that his antics of the previous would now not be tolerated within the office. Morgan and Belfort additionally mentioned the Barbie film – which Belfort stated was “horrendous” regardless of Margot Robbie being “incredibly talented”. He added: “Not because of the woke stuff, I just didn’t like the movie.”