Stephen King Got Blocked On Twitter By Trump

Let's say again, it's good to be here, it's been almost two damn years since you and I spoke, there was a tumult the last time I was here, I had a president who had just given me a National Medal of Arts, something about which we discussed, yes. and now we have a president who

blocked

me on Twitter, except the court says he can't block anyone, so my question is do I really follow that guy? I don't think so, so now they had the chance, but now wait, so when did he block you? He

blocked

me about eight or nine months ago.

A lot of time has passed. What did you do to Stephen King? What did you do to that good man that hurt his feelings so much but he felt the only way to defend himself was through? your harsh and hurtful words were the block, well you want Twitter. He could have said that he had his head somewhere where it would take a certain yoga position to get there and that was it, man, now you fought back, how do you fight back? Well, I blocked it. stopping him from seeing my next movie, which one was it, so no balloons for Donald Trump.

Wow, have you ever blocked someone? Yes, I blocked Donald Trump. I block Trump. I joke with the entire administration. No, actually, I bought you Mike Pence. No, because whatever Donald said, Mike Pence would come. Come out and say it's exactly like that and you know there were also some of them about Mike Pence that are creepy and I think it has something to do with the hair, the hair doesn't seem to have strands, it's just there you know, it's kind of like that. soap opera is like the bad doctor in a soap opera, the one who sells drugs, you know it well or has a prostitution ring in Bulgaria or something like that, how does he look good?

You do not know? It looks like it's just one piece, it looks like his hair. it just fits, yeah, yeah, like a Lego, like a Lego up there now, but he tweeted a lot. Mike Pence tweeted a lot and it was always an honor for me and then he filled in the blank, yeah, yeah, a lot of it, it's so boring. It was boring so I made fun of him, I shook his ass, that's Stephen King, that's the hashtag this Trump won, reminds you of anyone from any of your own stories, master of horror, you know it somehow, yes, he reminds me of there. was a Greg Stillson character in the dead zone, and I made fun of him a little bit and no, no, it's this character, Big Jim Renny, who was in a book called Under the Dome and was the city councilman who thought that He knew everything there was in the city. he cuts himself off and becomes like the tyrant of this small town of Chester's Mill until he chokes on his own pollution, which is a little bit of that, but you know the other thing, when I think of Trump, I think of Superman. comics that I read when I was a kid, you know it was like Obama was president and you know the weird world, yeah, the Superman comic, so Obama was president, Trump is like a weird president, you know, so there's some of that to balance out. , that's right, well, yes You have, you have, still, you have another book, you give the world another book, it's called the stranger, yes, they, my wonderful gifts, yes, yes, it's um, I noticed something that maybe So you didn't notice the covers printed backwards. -below, that makes it more valuable that way, it's actually supposed to look like that because if you turn it around, we'll get a good picture, no, we're not here like that, if you turn it around, yeah, there's the who.

It's that he's the outsider, well I can tell you, but then I'd have to kill you, you know, you have to read the book to find out it's 500 pages, it's 500 pages, I just know it doesn't matter, but how many. Man-hours do that because you've written so many damn books 500 pages, what are we tal

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about? Well, you know, we were tal

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about it in the green room and I think probably one, two, three drafts, could be like 1,500 hours or something. but you know James Patterson does one in 12 12 hours just 12 hours and it's actually two books, so no, but you know I have it in a couple of weeks.

Any questions guys, yes, how about efficiency? Go ahead, go ahead, yeah. He and I have a kind of mutual respect, but in any case, should I go a little deeper, if possible? The thing is, yes, it's a lot of hours, but it's a sit-down job and that's three or four hours a day and it pays pretty well, that's what I heard, so what do you have? Do you know what you've made people afraid of clowns? This is I don't know what that guy looking at the front is I'm not sure what that guy is Is he a garbage man?

What is he? Actually, who are we going to be afraid of now? I don't want to tell you that because I was interested in doubles anyway. There is a story by Edgar Allan Poe called William Wilson where a boy goes to school. and he finds his exact Nobel there and then you know it's like when the universe wants you to write a book you keep finding these same things confluences and then I read a book called Dead Wake about Lusitania and the moment Lusitania was torpedoed a woman told him I had said to this man come up on deck because I have seen your exact double so they were walking around the deck looking for the double when the Lusitania was torpedoed and they lived because they were looking for this double so I was thinking about, well, people say that everyone has a twin somewhere in the world, so I decided to write a book about a man who was accused of a horrible crime, the pillar of the community and was convicted in advance by eyewitness DNA and fingerprints, but At the same time, he has a solid alibi that he was 70 miles away, so it's like the irresistible force meets the immovable object, so to speak, and I wanted to see how that played out because they're both proof undeniable, yes, so I'm thinking to myself that somewhere there has to be a stranger in this myth, so I decided to write a book called The Stranger and there's everyone you know.