For some people, there may be no limit to what GOP nominee Donald Trump can say and do -- he still won't lose their support.

Triumph the Insult Comic Dog – played by Robert Smigel – tried to push the boundaries, showing a group of real Trump supporters a selection of clearly fake Trump advertisements showcasing some pretty off-beat -- and inflammatory -- policy ideas. But not only did the group not condemn the racist and illegal suggestions, they actually voiced support for them.

In the video, a man pretending to be a focus group leader plays the ads for a room of Trump supporters. A voiceover that sounds like Trump describes real policies the nominee has proposed in the past, such a building a wall and making Mexico pay for it, and then takes them one step further.

Over the course of six ads, "Trump" proposes several outlandish policies, including putting guns in women's bathrooms so that cisgender women can shoot transgender women who try to enter, installing an invisible dog-containment system along the U.S.-Mexico border and putting shock collars on Mexicans, and deporting illegal immigrants by locking them in port-o-potties that are strategically placed "where Mexicans congregate [like] Home Depots [and] migrant farms."

Though there are some skeptical looks, no participant seemed to believe the advertisements were fake; in fact, many proposed ways the Trump campaign could refine these plans.

The group was also shown an advertisement that proposes abortions should only be made legal in economically depressed cities, and that abortion clinics be made into "incredible four-star abortion resorts" where "every abortion package will come with 25 chips and a free shake at Johnny Rocket's."

When presented with this plan, one woman said that there ought to be a cap on the number of abortions women are allowed to have there.

"I think they should only be able to do it once for the chips," she said.

Triumph called into the focus group using his best Donald Trump impression to thank the group personally for their input.