Radio host Charlamagne Tha God sparked conversation on Tuesday by praising former President Donald Trump’s unapologetic approach during his inaugural address, as reported by The Daily Caller.

Trump’s blunt criticism of Democrats, delivered while they sat in the Capitol Rotunda, was a defining moment that left a lasting impression.

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Trump wasted no time taking aim at his predecessors, vowing to reverse their policies and declaring, “America’s decline is over.”

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His speech outlined an ambitious vision, promising a “golden age” where America would become the “envy of every nation.”

The former president didn’t mince words, making it clear he intended to chart a new course for the country.

Charlamagne, known for his unfiltered takes, didn’t shy away from defending Trump’s approach during a segment on The Breakfast Club.

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When his co-hosts pointed out Trump’s bluntness, Charlamagne retorted, “Why you mad at him for telling the truth? Republicans treat Democrats the way Democrats should treat Republicans. And I’ve been saying that.”

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The radio host went further, contrasting Trump’s directness with what he described as the Democrats’ tendency to “play nice.”

Highlighting former First Lady Michelle Obama’s decision to skip Trump’s inauguration, Charlamagne said, “Michelle Obama’s letting y’all know, ‘I believe this man is a fascist. I believe this man is a threat to democracy. I’m not about to show up and play nice with y’all.’ But y’all still going high, and for what reason?”

Charlamagne also noted Trump’s absence from President Joe Biden’s inauguration, praising the former president’s consistency.

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“You know why? Because he said the election was stolen. You know why I respect what he did in 2020? Because he said something and acted like he believed it, unlike the Democratic leaders we have now,” Charlamagne stated.

He criticized Democratic figures like Barack Obama and Joe Biden for what he saw as a lack of conviction, contrasting them with Trump’s defiant attitude.

DJ Envy, Charlamagne’s co-host, agreed, pointing out that Trump’s straightforward demeanor resonated with his base.

He highlighted how Obama and Bill Clinton faced boos from the crowd during their entrance to the Capitol Rotunda, a stark contrast to the enthusiastic support Trump received from his followers.

Trump’s inaugural address promised not only a shift in policy but also a renewed sense of American exceptionalism. Declaring that his administration would make the country “greater, stronger, and far more exceptional” than ever before, Trump cemented his commitment to a bold agenda that resonated with many conservatives.