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Attention. You're listening to the Tod
Huff Radio show, America's home for a

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conservative not bitter Talk radio. Be
advised that the content of this program has

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been documented to prevents and even cure
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lean to the rights. Here's your
conservative but not Bitter host, Tod Huff.

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Greetings, my friends, and hope
you had a great weekend. I'm

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still not back at one hundred percent. I don't feel that bad. There's

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been moments I've not felt that great. Not complaining, just telling you I

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know what's on your mind. When
I sound like I sound today, there

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was actually a moment, and in
fact, i'll tell you that here in

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a minute, but there was a
moment over the weekend that I wasn't sure.

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In fact, Saturday, I thought
there was no way, there is

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no way that I'm going to be
able to do the show on Monday,

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so that we were able to.
So email should you want to be part

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of today's discussion Todd at toddufshow dot
com. You can also text three one

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seven two one zero twenty eight thirty
thoughts, questions, feedback, adoration,

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and praise. You know the routine
and like I said, it is good

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to be here. So I'll tell
you quickly off the top, I haven't

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mentioned that. I don't think i've
mentioned this. I for the past couple

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of months have been coaching my youngest
daughter's basketball team. She is she's almost

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ten, say, third and fourth
grade girls basketball team. And I love

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doing this. I'm sure many of
you listening to my very stuffy, congested

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voice today have done these sorts of
things yourself. Maybe you're currently doing them,

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maybe you've done them in the past
when your kids were younger. Maybe

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some of you are thinking looking forward
to doing it when your kids get big

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enough. I love it. By
the way, you know, I always

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feel like and there's a lot going
on here, but I always feel like

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I it's just there's a lot.
I mean, I'm not complaining. There's

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just a lot going on. And
you think, I just how am I

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going to coach a team? I
coached the soccer team as well, which

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that was back in the fall.
That's another story. I don't know much

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about soccer. I was a football
guy. But anyway, basketball that's more

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my thing, right, I mean
this we're in Indiana. I don't care

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where Nay Smith invented basketball. This
is this is say what you will.

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This is basketball country. This is
basketball country. And I think everybody that

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and maybe changing, but everybody grew
up seemed like everybody grew up knowing how

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to play basketball, at least in
this part of the country. The high

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school. Have you ever googled and
looked the largest high school gyms in America,

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there's like twelve out of the top
fifteen are in Indiana something. Maybe

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it's thirteen of the top fifteen.
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grade girls basketball. I decided to
do it. We are officially five and

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one now I guess five and one, and we've come a long way because

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in the first game, one of
the players actually we caught a timeout and

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I said to the team, I
said, team, when those balls are

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loose, we got to grab those
rebounds. And one of the girls and

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I love them to death. It
was fantastic. Even at the moment,

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it kind of tickled me. One
of the girls looks at me and she

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says, coach, and I said, yes, this is the timeout during

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our first game, and she says, what's a rebound? So we've gone

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from that to being five and one
are tournaments on actually this coming weekend.

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Anyway, Saturday, Saturday. You
heard my voice last week, so I

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wasn't in good condition already as far
as the voice goes, and I'm a

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yeller. Now, I'm not a
yeller. Now hold on, I'm not

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the kind of yeller like who's just
screaming nonsense. I'm trying to coach.

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I'm not. It's not out of
anger. I'm just trying to direct,

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you know, help them. So
many of these these girls, many of

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these girls hadn't played before, right, so knowing the position and everything else,

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as far as when they're on defense
where they're supposed to play defense.

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In fact, sometimes I think I
should tell you more of these stories because

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I think you'll I mean, it's
it's a comic comedy routine sometimes. Anyway,

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So that happened on Saturday morning,
and at the end of the game,

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I thought, oh boy, I'm
not gonna be able to talk today,

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let alone when I do the show. But the voice has made it

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back, and it is good to
be here. As we know, we

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hit the ground running on a Monday. There's lots of stuff going on out

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there, but I do want to
start here at the beginning. Here at

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the beginning, I want it.
Well, there's a couple of things I

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want to get to today. I
guess first what I'll start with is a

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poll that I saw over the weekend. Now this hang in there. This

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is nasdak dot com. Is where
I where this is posted? I think

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I found this on the Bongino Report, but nasdak dot com. And this

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is signing a poll that was conducted
by Messenger Harris. It was an online

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poll conducted by Harris X during basically
the last week of November. So here

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we are into early December. Now
the last week of November four thousand and

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three. That magical three extra voters
will get us exactly where we need to

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be from a data point perspective,
but in a head to head matchup in

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this poll. According to this poll, again, polling is just a tool.

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Polling should be. We should understand
that polling is a snapshot in time

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at best. Right we are eleven
months away from election day, the general

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election two thousand and twenty four,
by the way, the most consequential election

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of your, of my, of
our lifetimes. People talk about the war

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on democracy, which of course is
really a war on our constitutional republic,

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a war on our liberty. This
is really on the ballot, but not

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for reasons that they've told you,
not because Trump is going I want to

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get to that as well next segment, but there's a sound bite that goes

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along with that, and I don't. I just want to wait until I

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can do it all in one segment. Anyway, the real war on your

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republic, on your liberty, is
being waged by the extreme, godless rat

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go left, and they wage this
war by launching into propaganda warfare, and

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they do that through what we call
here the seller a seller seven pillars.

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I combine these two words seven and
pillars, seven pillars of propaganda, and

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one of those pillars is the media. One of those pillars is the government.

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And so that's the real the real
war, the media entertainment. That's

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the real war that we're facing now
again we go through this on a regular

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basis. The political world is just
where we can wage it. It's the

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cold civil war that's happening all around
this country culturally from a worldview perspective rooted

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in our worldview and belief system,
it is being waged in a cold civil

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war in the political battlefield and So
there's a poll here that's been conducted recently,

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and it shows in a head to
head competition Trump versus Biden, which

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is not what's going to happen.
Supposedly in twenty twenty four, there's going

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to be more than two candidates,
because there's gonna be third party candidates.

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I guess you could say third and
fourth party candidates. But Trump leads in

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a hypothetical head to head showdown forty
six to This is huge, forty six

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to forty two in this poll.
Now, so he's up by four in

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a hypothetical head to head if however, and the poll did this as well.

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The poll said that if you added
two other candidates Robert Kennedy Junior,

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RFK Junior, Cornell West, Trump's
lead over Biden actually widened. Now this

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is interesting because there's been polling that
showed that OURFK would actually pull from Trump

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voters. Is just fascinating. My
initial instincts are that is not what's going

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to happen, But I don't I'm
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anybody can vote, folks in twenty
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shared this on here. I remember, I know I've shared this on here.

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I had a group of people,
I had multiple, quite a few

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that reached out because I put the
call out there. I said, look,

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if you're voting for Bernie in the
Democratic primary, the nutty professor.

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This was back when Hillary was the
candidate. This was back when the Democrats,

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the party that says that they are
all in favor of superficial diversity,

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gave us four old white men and
a Clinton. And yes, of course,

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this is when the infamous now the
infamous sexy sexy sexy Martin O'Malley was

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on the on the ticket there for
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of the vote once he went shirtless
on the beaches of Maryland. But any

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so, this is in that timeframe. I remember asking folks, if you're

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gonna vote for Bernie in the primary, but also if Bernie doesn't win,

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if it's gonna be Hillary versus Trump, which of course we all knew that's

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what was gonna happen, and that
is what ended up happening. In twenty

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sixteen, I said, if you're
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but Trump in the general. If
Bernie doesn't advance, which he's not,

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which he didn't tell me why.
And it is fascinating to me. It

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was fascinating to me because it go
and this is what I learned from that.

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People diagnose the problem. People have
properly diagnosed well, they've identified the

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problem. They haven't diagnosed the treatment
or the solution for the problem, but

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they understand the nature of the problem. Are the people, the types of

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people that we are allowing to have
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country. They understand. And so
they thought Hillary was the problem. And

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they thought, for some reason,
Bernie has people convinced he's an outsider.

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He's been in DC for a long
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the Democrats. But every time there's
a presidential election here he becomes a Democrat.

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And this goes on time and time
and time again. But anyway,

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so these folks taught me something.
Now I think it's crazy. I think

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it's crazy to think that you're so
focused on a person of Hillary Clinton in

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twenty sixteen that you say, I
know she's the problem. So anything but

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her, anything butt her and what
she represents, anything butt her and the

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swamp, anything butt her and the
deep state, anything butt her, in

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Washington, d C. Politicians as
usual the status quo, I want to

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vote for something else. And so
they understood to a point that the problem

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is, well, the problem involves
these types of politicians, But they also

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did not understand the ideological impact of
the solution. So even if Bernie was,

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even if Bernie was quote unquote an
outsider and Trump was and he of

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course is an outsider, then you
have to look at what they say they're

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going to do. And it was
just fascinating to me to see that the

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problem was identified correctly to a point
in saying it's people like Hillary Clinton that

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are the problem. But what's terrifying
is that instead of thinking through what is

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the best way to remedy the problem, instead of just saying anybody who's not

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Hillary, which is what Biden's people
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and twenty, those that actually cast
that ballot, they actually said, we're

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voting for anybody who's not named Trump
on this ticket. And so it's a

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dangerous place. It's a dangerous place
because as people say, they've identified the

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problem, but they haven't thought through
the solution. Excuse me, this might

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happen today in fact, I'm about
to take a time out. Hit me

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quickly, quick time out. My
friends back in a minute. Welcome back

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to my friends. By the way, I should apologize for the last segment.

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That's gonna happen. I should have
said that off the top. There's

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a chance that that happens throughout the
program today. This voice, I do

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apologize. It's not the boy.
It's not the greatest of things I have

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to contend with. But I'll tell
you what, what you don't have to

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worry about on this show, what
you don't have to worry about on this

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show is that I mean, this
is this is just a conversation, right,

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there's nothing that is overly produced here. If you hear me have to

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jump off because of the voice,
it's because that's just what the voice is

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able to do. Right. This
is how we do it. What you

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see is what you get here.
You're inside the circle of trust. But

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behave yourself because if you don't,
you might get kicked out. Don't push

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your luck around here anyway. So
but I am sorry for that in all

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seriousness, last segment, it just
hit me out of nowhere. This voice

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thing can can be like that from
time to time. So hopefully we won't

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have that, we won't have that
problem again. So but we've been talking

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about this pole, we've been talking
about just where we are politically, the

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reality of really what we're up against. This we're playing for keeps. You

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know, this is the left feels
like they are within a metaphorical millimeter from

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winning the entire thing right walking away
with this republic. They would say our

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democracy, which of course is not
correct. But the point is they think

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that whatever it is, they think
that it's right on the tips of their

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fingers, and to some degree they're
right. I wouldn't disagree with that.

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So, but when you look at
this pulling and then you realize what they've

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done in the past, in twenty
twenty and even in twenty sixteen, when

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you realize some of the stuff,
like there are people that simply want outside

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people who have properly understood, like
we talked about last segment, that there's

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a problem with our current politicians.
And that's more than the radical left and

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the seven Pillars are propaganda that they
operate. Want you to know, they

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want you to believe that everything's fine. Well, they want you to believe

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everything's fine so long as they are
calling the shots so long that they are

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in control. They don't want you
thinking everything fine when it comes to Trump.

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They want you to think he poses
the greatest risk to our republic in

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American history. They want you to
believe that we are on the verge of

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an absolute just collapse of everything as
we know it if he's elected. In

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fact, I want it to kind
of leads me to what I want to

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talk about here. I mentioned last
segment that had a sound bite queued up.

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Now this is a seven second sound
bite. Boy, that's a tongue

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twister. Seven second sound bites.
Trump is at the podium, make America

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great again. The American flag is
on the back drop, and he is

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talking. He is talking about,
well, a lot of the stuff that

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we're dealing with, some of the
stuff we touched on, which is the

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larger problem we have in this country
today. The larger problem that we have

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in this country is that we do
have seven pillars of propaganda. We do

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have a government that has been weaponized
to go after political opponents. We have

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a virtual banana republic. There's tweets
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I'm gonna retweet here in a little
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of a picture of Doctor does not
forget. It's Doctor Jill and President Bribery

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decorating the Christmas tree. It looked
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White House, and Biden's up on
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or the something, the lights,
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a candid, a candid, just
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average Americans, just putting in a
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the grandkids. Who's by the way. They've taken down the stockings because they

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were tired of asking or excuse me, either answering or being expected to answer

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questions about Hunter's illegitimate child. But
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down all that stuff. So now
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thing. It's just Joe being Joe. Joe's in there in the White House

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hanging up decorations. And I'm gonna
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Democrat did as President of the United
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would be less bothered by it.
If they couldn't sign anything into law,

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if they couldn't deceive the American people, if they couldn't pretend to secure the

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border, if they couldn't weaponize their
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in the blank raise taxes on the
America? Can people zap our strategic oil

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reserves down? You see how much
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supposedly. Now Biden's gonna buy two
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it's gonna that's a tiny little just
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dent, just a little ping into
how much they've taken out of the strategic

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oil reserves. They're going to be
doing that. This stuff's in the stack

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of stuff for today. I got
a long stack of stuff today, So

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I'd be okay if Biden was just
decorating Christmas trees. But they want you

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to believe that a lifetime politician who
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c. Getting wealthy along the way
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you may have seen that Speaker Mike
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we are we think we have the
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impeachment inquiry, which just a little
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wasn't going to get it done.
He's been Speaker of the House since October

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twenty fifth, a little bit less
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the House from January seventh to October. I forget the date. Early October.

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He didn't do it. Speaker Johnson
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this is what happens in about six
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this is the messaging. Just Biden's
in there hanging Christmas trees. It's relatable,

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it's personable. Look at him,
just the normal guy took the train

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from Delaware to d C. This
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of the people. Yeah, he
might have gotten kickbacks on deals, he's

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just one of the Quit targeting his
family, right, Quit asking questions.

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Let Hunter testify in a public hearing. Don't make him sit for a deposition,

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which is exactly what needs to happen, and I hope that the House

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does. If there's that whole debacle, which we'll get into and do course

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as well about what's gonna happen next
with Hunter. But anyway, so you've

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got Joe out there trying to just
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guy. Because it can't be the
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election cannot be for the left,
for the Democrats. It cannot be on

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his record. It cannot be based
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upon what is happening in the world. It can't be based upon illegal immigration

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at this point from the north or
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of that. It can't be about
kitchen table politics. It can't be about

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how much better you and your family
are doing, because they lose in every

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conceivable way. There's not one single
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better today than it was under Trump. In fact, everything is worse,

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much much worse. So what do
they do. Well, enter this seven

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second sound bite Trump speaking here at
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he finally admits it. Trump's up
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the democracy. Now listen fast,
because this thing's seven seconds. I might

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play it a couple of times because
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here here it is. Listen up. They think they've got Trump telling the

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American people that he hates democracy.
Here it is, but we've been waging

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an all out war and American democracy. You look at what they've been doing

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then. But we've been waging an
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look at what they've been doing then. So that was I played it twice

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there. It's a very short clip, and that's been tweeted out over the

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weekend. Keith Olberman, who by
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I mean, buddy, there's places
that you can get help this guy.

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This guy bitter, angry, full
of rage. I mean, let

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me just read. I can't.
I gotta take a break here, but

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I can't read. I got it. I'm going to have to self bleep

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myself to read this tweet. Every
word I am going to say bleep on

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is a version of the word the
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So here we go. This bleeping
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is, who the bleep he is, or what the bleep he's saying.

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That is what he tweeted out when
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where Trump supposedly, if you listen
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war with democracy. Oh, my
friends, remember when Biden said, we

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have the great what do you say, maybe I can pull that during the

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break. We have the greatest voter
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the best most effective voter fraud plan, strategy, whatever in American history.

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Remember when he said that. Of
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there you go. He's actually saying
the quiet part out loud. This is

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clearly not what Trump was saying.
Trump was not admitting to trying to overthrow

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the system of American government that exists
today. Which, again, for those

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of you, you know, I
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you think some of you think that
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we have a democracy. I'm saying
this is what they're saying. But and

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when they say there's a war on
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war on our our way of life, on our system of government. Yes,

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that's an incorrect assessment of what type
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code word there, what they're trying
to communicate to the American people or anyone

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who will listen, is that Trump
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this country is at risk of failing
if you reelect this guy. So timeouts

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in order I want to talk more
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brink. Lots of other things,
well, Bob, and we even get

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in and out of here. But
this is always as usual in the stack

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of stuff at TODT have show dot
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There's a lot there today, a
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friends back here in back here in
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were talking about Trump's quote, which
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Snopes, who is no friend to
President Trump. Snopes actually said that it

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was false. It's taken out of
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the clip says Snope says, not
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that in a moment. But it
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undoubtedly heard. I'm not sure if
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not, but this is Joe Biden's
back in twenty twenty, Joe Biden saying

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that he has built the most extensive
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this was incorrect, but this is
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do I think he was really admitting
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it at least mildly ironic? Yes? Do I find it. I mean,

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if it weren't so serious, it
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quite serious if you think about the
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but it's still crazy. Just listen
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put together, I think the most
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history of American politics. There you
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I find ironic. Is well,
we've got the most extensive and inclusive it

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includes everybody. Well, everybody's going
to vote Democrat. The most extensive and

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inclusive voter fraud organization in history history
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Biden said back before the twenty twenty
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Trump's remarks, which had been that
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social media, rated that as false. Here's the claim. If you go

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to snopes dot com again, we've
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the day. During a December second, which would have been what Saturday twenty

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twenty three campaign speech, former President
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waging in all out war on American
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Neither the audio recording nor the context
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he said We've been waging an all
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says. Snope says, Snopes actually
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you read the whole clip or listen
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have the whole clip on audio,
but if you listen to it or read

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it, you get the full context. I mean, here, I'm gonna

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read it. It's not that long. Here it is. And I hate

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you break for decades. Trump says, you watched as a corrupt political class

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in our nation's capital, looted your
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pushed their radical agenda in every aspect
of your lives. You know it very

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well. But in twenty sixteen,
you vote. You voted to stand up

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to those liars, losers, crooks, and creeps, and you elected an

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outsider as your president. And it
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put our country first. They haven't
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we did it for four years.
And that's why we did so well.

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That's why it was one of the
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and Trump should say, I say, because he does say anyway, even

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the opponents sometimes say that he did
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take it back. His people scream, his people say, take it back.

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and here it is. But we've
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American democracy. You look at what
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extreme and repressive. They have just
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day. Clearly Trump is not saying
he is at war with democracy. I've

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got to take a break with my
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my friends. I mentioned earlier.
Speaker Johnson says the House has the votes

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to launch an impeachment inquiry into President
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follow through with this. As I
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Speaker of the House on October the
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less than six weeks ago. McCarthy, by the way, Kevin McCarthy was

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elected to be speaker January third.
He was removed October excuse me, January

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sixth, he was elected and he
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was there what is that almost ten
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ten months nine months anyway, and
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these things. Reminds me when people
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in sixteen, and I remember the
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even if even if I was wrong, which at the time I wasn't

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and not today either, but even
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worst case scenario is that the guy
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Republicans might be as bad as Hillary
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none of it made sense to me. For the people who thought that they

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were making a principal vote by voting
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for the people who were so annoyed
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this would not have happened. McCarthy
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it not been for the Democrats.
Remember this, and of course Gates was

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it. I forget the number of
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really Gates and a handful of others
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who removed McCarthy from the speakership,
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the left the Democrat Party, thought
that they had a political winner by voting

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out McCarthy, who is a moderate
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harm the Republican Party politically if Speaker
Johnson were elected. They thought they could

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brand this guy as some sort of
a someone who wants to see Christianity forced

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upon the American people through law,
through the Constitution, through the courts.

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They thought they had a winner here, and they thought it would help them

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politically. I don't think it's going
to They have too many other realities that

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they've got to face up to.
And even if it does help them out

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politically, it's not going to be
because of ideological reasons. It's going to

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be for something something else. The
American people are much on the issues when

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they're not stirred into a frenzy to
hate people because of the cult of personality,

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the personality of politics and all that
stuff. The deception, the seven

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pillars of propaganda going into full all
out mode to deceive the American people.

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They're more conservative than they're liberal.
I mean, they're right center. I

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don't mean to say that they're super
ultra conservative. But these the American people,

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when they talk about ideas, actually
like this country. Now, they

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like it less than they used to, but nonetheless they still do. So

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we'll see what's gonna happen here.
We'll see if they actually go through with

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this. This, of course leads
to what I alluded to earlier, which

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is Representative James Comer from Kentucky.
He has called subpoena I should say,

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Hunter Biden to testify before his committee. Hunter Biden his legal team have said,

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I don't want to testify privately,
I don't want to give a deposition,

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but I'll be happy to go out
there and put on a show for

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everybody to see. We'll be happy
to have Democrats and Republicans have equal time

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for a public hearing so that we
can basically make it a production. I'm

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reminded of Hillary's performance. She missed
the ball, by the way, missed

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the mark swinging a miss on been
guys. You remember she was supposed to

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say what difference, or she was
supposed to say, at this point,

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what difference does it make? And
still she said instead she said what difference

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does it make at this point?
She didn't say it what difference at this

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point doesn't make? It was very
not very fluid. It didn't feel right,

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it didn't sound right. But that's
what it's going to be designed to

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be. And so Comer says,
Look, we have no problem with you

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publicly testifying. In fact, we
want you to do that. But the

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first step is you give a deposition, you answer the legal questions, you

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get to the behind the closed door
stuff, you give us information. Then

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we can talk all we want in
public. But I gotta take a break

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along here in this segment. Back
in a minute, Welcome back to my

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friends. Not a lot of time
debated whether I was going to say this,

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but I'm going to say it.
I want to say congratulations to my

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Alabama Crimson Tide. And I know
that there's some sore feelings out there today,

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and I understand. Look, this
was a tough, tough decision,

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and I know, but if it's
a job of the committee to get the

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four best teams in America and the
college Football Playoff, the idea that one

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of those, and honestly, if
we're being candid, probably two of those

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two of those are not one at
least not in the SEC That's crazy.

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Two makes sense to me as well, the folks. I gotta go have

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a great day, Take it easy. SDG

