One of them was this brash asshole who just spoke his mind.
There was also a Canadian President who emerged as "this brash asshole who just spoke his mind," the show explained.
Indeed, after Padura spoke, a brash young man in the crowd pointed out that his criticism of the press seemed merely to echo Castro's remarks.
He has a brash side and often speaks unfettered; for instance, he called the new condominium tower One57 "an atrocity" in the press.
I think he's terrific, I think he's brash, I think he speaks the truth," Cruz told Fox News.
In speaking out with such uncompromising bluntness, Mr. Khrushchev exhibited some of the brash daring that characterized his 10 years (from 1954 to 1964) as one of the world's most powerful men.
The brash-speaking leader also has been hypersensitive to criticism over his anti-drug crackdown, which has left more than an estimated 3,000 suspected drug dealers and pushers dead in just three months, alarming the United Nations, the EU, the US and human rights watchdogs.
The viral images of a largely young, ethnically and racially diverse group of protesters erasing his Chicago event could help the chances of the brash-speaking businessman and reality TV star who has eschewed political correctness along the campaign trail.
Obama, speaking in Philadelphia, the birthplace of the United States, went on to in effect compare the brash tycoon to King George III, the authoritarian monarch from whom the founding fathers declared independence.
The jutting tailfins of Cadillacs spoke of the brash confidence that prevailed in a country on its way to landing men on the moon.
