Pro-Trump streaming platform Real America’s Voice conducted an interview with a man in line to watch Donald Trump speak at a 2026 midterm elections rally in Youngstown, Ohio, on Monday.

The man revealed exactly what he thought of the president.

And it wasn’t flattering.

RAV’s Bobby McNeily introduced the prerecorded exchange with a man named Brian by claiming that there were “traditional liberals in the crowd today” who were “here to listen and dialogue.” Unlike, he appeared to suggest, many on the political left.

Brian began by confirming that he was “absolutely not” a fan of Trump and expected to hear “a bunch of rhetoric, a bunch of lies, a bunch of the same old script, that sort of stuff” from the president in his address.

Watch on YouTube from the 49-minute point.

“So, I’m kinda here to get kind of like a firsthand perspective of the kind of lies and garbage and stuff that he’s gonna probably be peddling for the next two years, as if the first two haven’t been bad enough,” he added.

Brian, who described himself as an independent voter, also recalled his attempt to prevent now-Vice President JD Vance from advancing in the 2024 presidential election. He said he registered as a Republican for the primary so he would have what he described as “two chances to eliminate all these MAGA idiots.”

Brian said he “can’t stand” Vance because “anybody that endorses or is endorsed by Donald is not a fan of mine.”

When the feed returned to the studio, McNeily, who was now broadcasting live from the rally, agreed with the assessment that Brian is “Trump deranged” and blamed “mainstream outlets” for brainwashing him.

“Brian, if you could talk to us after the fact, we’d love to hear what you think about tonight’s speech,” McNeily said. “Because I’m assuming he’s turned off his TV immediately or listened to crazy far-left outlets instead of actually really seeking the truth in all of this.”

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