Why is he picking such terrible people
“When I saw all this youth, this great-looking, young people, I said I’m going to talk for a few minutes about success. Should I do that?” Trump asked the crowd gathered at St. Norbert College in De Pere, Wisconsin, as he pivoted from talking about how the Republican Party has treated him unfairly in the delegate-selection process.
Conceding that “there’s a certain amount of luck” involved in success, Trump recounted the story of “a friend who’s just an unlucky guy. Just an unlucky guy.”
“He’s smart, he went to the Wharton School of Finance, he’s smart, actually he’s a brilliant guy. He’s always been unlucky. And no matter what happens, it just works that way. And he never really succeeded,” Trump lamented.
“And you’ll find that when you become very successful, the people that you will like best are the people that are less successful than you, because when you go to a table you can tell them all of these wonderful stories, and they’ll sit back and listen,” he said. “Does that make sense to you? OK? Always be around unsuccessful people because everybody will respect you. Do you understand that?”
