After Donald Trump’s third indictment, his family and fans have been going a little bit crazy. Conspiracy theories abound, most centered on the idea that Joe Biden is having the DOJ pursue Trump so he’ll lose the election in 2024.

Nobody, however, seems to be as bothered by all this as Eric Trump. His appearance on Jesse Watters’ Fox News program Wednesday was proof of that. In the video below, he unleashes a well-rehearsed monologue — an impressive feat for someone known as “the dumbest Trump”:

Eric Trump: We have dealt with this nonsense from the very beginning. We dealt with it with the slanderous Russia lies, the fact that we were colluding with the Kremlin… pic.twitter.com/ZjszVe5Dld

— Acyn (@Acyn) August 3, 2023

After being asked how he feels about all of this, Eric tells the host that it’s nothing new.

We’ve dealt with this nonsense from the very beginning. We dealt with it with all the impeachments. We dealt with the slanderous Russia lies, the [allegations] that we were colluding with the Kremlin, [and] that we had secret servers in the basement of Trump Tower.

They’ve slandered him from day-one!

I think my father’s greatest legacy is actually going to be exposing these frauds for what they are. He exposed them in 2016. They were upset about it. He’s exposing them again.

But as the interview went on, Eric slowly lost his cool more and more:

Eric Trump: I mean, literally, they are trying to strip somebody’s rights and throw him in jail over political speech.. they are watching presidential immunity fly out the window… The statements my father had… they were great statements, perfect statements pic.twitter.com/eiqKewBzld

— Acyn (@Acyn) August 3, 2023

Eric continues the characterization of Trump’s indictments as punishment for the things he said. Eric, along with everyone else in the Trump cult, conveniently ignores the mountains of evidence of his father DOING things to actively try and overturn the results of a free and democratic election.

And by the end there, he sounds exactly like his father, too — “They were great statements, perfect statements.” Eric needs a check up from the neck up if he believes even half the things coming out of his mouth.

Here’s the whole meltdown: