Trump “meme team” ally Brenden Dilley brags about how much access and responsibility the campaign gives his team
Dilley: “It directly reflects just how much he and that campaign respect and trust what we do”
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Citation From the September 26, 2024, edition of The Dilley Show, streamed on Rumble
BRENDEN DILLEY (HOST): Donald Trump gave us all an opportunity to actually have a role in his campaign in saving America, and I think that's one of the things I love about him more than anything, is, you know, we were able to actually get involved. And I think that the level of trust he had in the Dilley meme team and myself in my discernment, and that's reflected in the fact that the incredible amount of access we have had and the incredible amount of insight we have been given and the levels of responsibility that many at varying parts of this campaign who are Dilley 300 have been given, it directly reflects just how much he and that campaign respect and trust what we do. And I think that that feeling like you've earned Donald Trump's respect and trust, as well as his team's respect and trust, that in itself is an incredible gift, because you realize — you're like, “Holy shit. We got to play a role in saving America,” and we're coming down the home stretch.
And we had a plan that we kicked off that I — and I'll be straight with you, a plan that I had. I had this plan in 2022 and then shaped it with the Dilley meme team. And eventually this led into the Dilley 300 and eventually Team Trump.
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And so, when you look at where we're sitting here today, where it's a little over three years since those dialogues and those conversations, and you understand just how far we have traversed over this last three and a half years, it is nothing short of miraculous, but more importantly is that it was kicked into overdrive the moment that Donald Trump said, “The Dilley meme team gets whatever they want and the Dilley 300 receive whatever they want because these people have been loyal and had my back. And if they need anything, you give it to them because they are working harder than anybody in this campaign.” And this was back when the campaign had 12 staffers.
You know, I mean, you guys understand how bizarre this is? And there was a point where we are — the Dilley meme team was twice the size of the Trump campaign at one point. That is unheard of. And our volunteers at one point were like at least triple the size of that. And it's just crazy to see kind of this experience evolve in — and when I go back and I looked at all of it, and this is where this conversation ultimately started, was the blessings are a direct result of participating in community and blessing others.