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twenty eight thirty. So I want
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where you can look at the articles
that we will be referencing today. Some

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of these we of course won't get
to throughout the course of the program.

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Others we will get to. I
try to put everything there that I think

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that at least has informed my thinking
as I have kind of started started the

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program here today. It's an average
sized stack of stuff, maybe slight,

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sometimes it's short. But there's a
couple of things that I want to make

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sure that we that we get to
today. Number One. Number one vvak

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Ramaswamy, who everyone who's listened to
this program knows that I like him.

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I like vvak Ramaswami, you know, for several reasons. Number One,

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I think he's a principled limited government
conservative. I think number two, he

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is a good communicator, which is
important to be able to communicate ideas and

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policies and to cut through some of
the some of the misconceptions and misunderstandings that

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people have. I think I think
he's not he's not afraid. He's not

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afraid to go into media outlets that
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And there's lots of other reasons too. But he has qualified. He's

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qualified for the August twenty third debate, which that's the first debate, which

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is a month away. We are
thirty days days away. You just you

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look back in the rear view mirror
and time goes fast, and I understand

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we're all getting older, at least
I am. Some of you may not

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think you are, but you know, as time as I as I age,

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I've noticed the speed at which time
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to go faster and faster and faster, to the point where it's hard to

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believe. It's hard to believe that
four years ago we were entering into the

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twenty twenty campaign, right, I
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are, and all the things that
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things that have happened since of course
Biden became president and so forth, it's

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just crazy to think we're back at
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chance to regain control of the White
House. And I don't want to make

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I don't want to lead any confusion
here. I normally don't do this.

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We've been through. This will be
the third presidential election cycle that we have

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been through. Two thousand we started
this program. Actually we're coming up on

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the eight year anniversary August what is
it, August tenth, two fifteen is

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when we launched our podcast and been
on the radio since twenty sixteen, So

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we've been on here for a while. And there's some more news to come

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about that hopefully, hopefully in the
next ten days, I can tell you

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about this. I've been really,
really, as I say, chomping at

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the bit to do this. So
I've got some some things to share with

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you about that. But in due
course and due course we'll get there.

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So then as I look back,
twenty sixteen, we went through that elect

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cycle, twenty twenty, we went
through that election cycle. Now we're on

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the twenty twenty four and typically I
would say, I don't think it's advantageous

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for someone well for me to endorse
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primary season, because especially twenty sixteen, I think I think that was a

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good thing for the Republican Party.
Remember there were seventeen i think, people

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who were running for the Republican nomination, and the one that won the nomination,

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Donald J. Trump, was mocked
as having been someone who had no

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statistical chance at winning even the nomination, let alone the presidency. So I

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think it's good for those things to
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not really endorse in general terms prior
to the general election, not during the

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primary season. I think maybe talking
out thinking through some of the pros and

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cons of each candidate is a good
a good thing that being set. I

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think vivek Ramaswamy, he may be. He may be my second choice right

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now for the Republican nomination, and
I think it's clear who the front runners

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should be. Some of you disagree
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okay. I understand a little bit. Um. I think Vivek Ramaswamy is

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a guy that can come in once
this next layer of fighting is actually taken

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care of. I think what we
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many people have the stomach to lead
the I almost want to call it the

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revolution, and I don't mean it
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it is going to be dramatic.
The level of corruption at just take the

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FBI for example, is out of
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And with that in mind, I'll
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the Republican presidential nomination and so forth
the primary season, which starts with

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the debate here in thirty days,
literally thirty days, we'll be having our

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first debate. I'll pause it and
tell you that now in the background,

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it should be in the foreground.
But now Republicans are openly not just and

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I don't mean this, and don't
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It's not just Marjorie Taylor Green.
It's now Jim Banks, a very highly

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respected Republican congressman from the great state
of Indiana, home to the Todd huff

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Show. But this is Look,
this is a program that this is if

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you're from flyover country, the heartland. I mean, that's you know,

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that's the perspective that we bring to
these discussions. We're not coming to you

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from New York City or Washington,
DC or some of these other larger metropolitan

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areas. This is this is any
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Jim Banks, and to a large
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like that as well. Here in
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Senate as well. For those of
you that have followed Who's Your Politics,

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you know that Senator Mike Braun is
running for Governor Eric Holcombe, who is

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not the type of Republican anybody needs
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finishing his term as governor. He's
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And so anyway, Mike Braun is
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I'm still not convinced is not going
to run for Senate, but so far

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he has not, and Jim Banks
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out there calling for Biden now to
be impeached. He's calling for Biden to

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be impeached, and Jim Banks is
correct. In fact, what did Jim

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Banks say here? Let me see
if I pull this up. He said,

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he's it's the most Let me sure
I get this right. Well,

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this isn't a bright Bart article again, it's in the stack of stuff.

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Representative Jim Banks. It's time to
impeach Biden, and not only that,

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but to expunge President Trump's impeachments,
which I think is a good good thing

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to do as well. Now these
are things that are I mean, they

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just have they're kind of symbolic,
but then again, so were the impeachments

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to begin with. That was the
main purpose the Democrats. Of course,

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they never had a legitimate chance of
removing Trump from office, but this was

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all part of a state strategicy,
as Bush would say, a strategicy to

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remove the possibility of Trump or to
try to inhibit his ability to win in

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twenty twenty four, which they may
have actually given him more fuel to add

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on to the fire. Because for
those of us who believe that the main

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problem is the eradication of people that
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deep state, the swamp, the
bureaucratic corruption in Washington, d C.

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It is abundantly clear that the person
to do that job is Donald J.

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Trump. Now I've said before,
and I know some of you getting back

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to the campaign or to the primary
here, some of you prefer to see

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Rhoda Santis as the nominee. De
Santis is not in a good position,

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but he's still I mean, he
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is dominating. Although I did see
that Trump lost lost nine points of ground

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in some New Hampshire poll, so
that's that's an early state in the primary,

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So a lot of this has to
shake out still. But for those

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of us, those of you like
me who believes the number one job is

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to eradicate the corruption, not that
that's a bold statement to say eradicate,

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but to at least flush the rats
out of the corners, to get them

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as best we can exposed to the
light of day, get them scurrying for

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some other places to run to besides
these strongholds that they have erected for themselves

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within our within our government, namely
the FBI, not just the FBI and

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the CIA. I mean, there's
all all sorts of places anywhere that is,

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you know, a higher level position
in the federal government. You're I

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mean, you're safe, and you
have a lot of power, unfortunately,

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and no accountability to the American electorate. This is one of the massive problems

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that we have in this country today. This is why people feel helpless because

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they vote for one thing and then
the bureaucratic state is operating behind the scenes

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and pushing this nation in a direction
that no one voted for. But we

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don't know how to get rid of
it because it's some nameless, faceless individual

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within some bureaucratic state that we can't
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weaving back to vivak Ramaswamy, the
twenty twenty four primary for the Republican Party,

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vivak Ramaswamy has announced that he is
going to he has met the requirements

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to be on the debate stage on
August twenty third, and thirty days.

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But guess who hasn't yet. I
got a list of those on the website

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of stuff. Mike Pence as of
right now, at this moment, has

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not gotten enough, has not checked
off I guess the requirements to do so,

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which is remarkable to think. And
I know I know he's I know

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that he has the January sixth situation
hanging over over his head and so forth.

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But even so, even so,
the threshold to get to these debates

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is not that not that large.
So the ones who are on track to

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qualify, I don't know if they've
technically qualified, but they're on track to

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qualify in the next thirty days.
Of course Trump, Rnda Santis, Nicki

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Haley, Viva Ramaswamy, Tim Scott, and Chris Christy notably. The ones

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that have not yet they don't appear
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Will Heard, Doug Bergham, Asa
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the Clinton impeachment days. In fact, my class met back in the day.

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I remember we met with Asa Hutchinson
when he was a representative. He

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was representative from Arkansas back in those
days, the late nineties. Ryan Binkley

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Francis Suarez and Larry Elder. Those
are the folks that are not yet on

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pace to secure their spot on the
Republican debate stage. Which if the vice

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president, I mean, if the
former vice president of the United States cannot

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make the first debates because of minimum
requirements, I mean that campaign and I

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said it from the beginning, that
campaign has no chance. But it's officially

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over. It's officially over. If
he can't do that, how are you

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going to fundraise? There's already uncertainty
within the Republican Party about Pence even taking

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us or putting aside those that were
not real thrilled with how he handled the

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way that these slates of electors were
presented and his just approval of those whatever

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you think of that, that's a
reality that people are not happy about that.

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But even putting that aside, you
know, he should he should be

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hitting the ground running. He should
not be talking about the reality or the

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possibility that he's not going to be
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That's going to sink this thing from
the very beginning. So we're quickly

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approaching, quickly approaching the debate season, the primary season, and again to

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me, there's a clear choice,
a clear first choice. There's other promising

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things about a lot of these other
folks. I just think the timings,

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timing's not right. They're looking for
opportunities that would present themselves should President Trump

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get himself into trouble with some of
these indictments or just some of the fallout

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from that. That's what the bets
are on. And so we're squaring up

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to begin to move into these discussions, you know, pretty quickly, pretty

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pretty short order, we'll be talking
about debate performances, fundraising, and just

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what I expect to be the systematic, the systematic removal of candidates by president

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former President Trump. That's what I
see happening. I think that that is

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the safe bet until we have something
that proves otherwise. But there you have

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it. Vvak Ramaswami, though,
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I've got to take a time out, my friends, quick time out,

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get back. Plenty of other things
I want to get to today.

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You're listening here to conservative not bitter
talk. I'm your host, Toth half

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back in a minute, Welcome back, my friends. Last segment, I

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had mentioned that the calls to peach
President Joe Biden are getting louder from members

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of Congress. Now, of course
there are senators in particular, but also

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other Republicans in the House of Representatives
that have not joined in the chorus yet,

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and you know, for separate reasons. But one of them, the

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one I don't have respect for,
are the people, honestly, like the

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Todd Young's, like the Lisa Murkowski's, who just are never going to be

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on board with it because they well, I think it's ultimately because they are

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they are weak, and because they
don't want to have to do the heavy

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lifting and hold the well, the
other branch of government accountable. You know,

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if you listen to some of these
jokers and clowns, they've got more

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bad things to say about Trump.
I'm talking Todd Young, I'm talking Lisa

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Murkowski, I'm talking even Mitt Romney. I mean, you know, they

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have more bad things to say about
Trump, more opposition to Trump than what

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they see to Biden and or what
they have what they have to Biden and

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his behavior and so forth. And
what's what's troubling about this. What's troubling

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about this is what Representative James Komer
has recently. He's recently said, and

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he's on record is saying that this
is the I mean, make sure I

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get it exactly right here. He's
criticizing the corruption in this administration. This

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is, folks, this is this
is the most corrupt politician potentially, if

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what if, what we've seen on
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inevitably will lead for those who actually
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the evidence actually leads. But James
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said that he believes the President Joe
Biden, has been selling access this

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is a quote, access to our
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this on a podcast on Senator Ted
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know that he's from the Republican Party, and I know that it's heading into

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a campaign season. I get that, and I get that politicians will say

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things to get the fired result politically. In fact, I caution us about

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that on a regular basis. I
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from the Republicans is that when election
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of things that they need to say
for fundraising. They'll say the sorts of

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things they need to say for getting
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which of course is a part of
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it or hate it, it doesn't
matter. We have to accept the reality

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that they have to get elected in
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is a necessity in any society,
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in today, this government that is
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comfortable, completely ready to use their
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state senators, state judges. That's
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stuff. The FBI was illegally surveilling, spying on as a US senator.

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I don't think it named a senator, US senator, a state senator,

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and a state judge. And that's
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so corrupt FBI. I mean that
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The FBI needs to I know that
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radical and extreme. I understand what
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that that's extreme, but I do
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It needs to be It needs to
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need to remake something that is of
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but not all this other crap that
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into corrupt activity after corrupt activity.
This of course can be done. This

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is not. I mean, we
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the military called Space Force, and
it's the point is it can be done.

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I don't want to, let me
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simply add parts to the federal government. I'm saying to eradicate the FBI,

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get rid of it, dismantle it. I don't even think who are you

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going to promote within that have,
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and things that we would be that
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think that there's anybody at those levels
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really do the dirty work required to
fix this. That's why again, I

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think Trump's so important to be elected
president again because I think this takes,

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this takes this takes a certain type
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lot of people are just not prepared
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out there saying that the Biden family, Biden, Joe Biden in particular,

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has been selling access to our enemies
for decades. That's what his belief is,

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for decades selling access. This didn't
just go back. He would tell

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you too when he was vice president
under Barack Obama. This goes back decades.

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very short one, just in passing
talking about Biden, and this individual was,

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you know, basically pointing out how
completely inept just forget about policy based

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upon their inability to finish a thought, a sentence, to find the podium,

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to not face plant on the stage. This person was saying, Hey,

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you know, I don't mean this
personally. I don't want to attack

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him. I'm not trying to.
You know, it's sad when this happens

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to older, older people. And
I said that that's true, but we

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also can go back in time and
we can look at the type of person.

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And I'm not cheering. Don't misunderstand. I'm not cheering for this to

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happen to him. But we it's
easy to say, well, Biden is

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just this grandfatherly old figure, nice
old guy. We you know, he

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likes certain flavors of ice cream and
it's you know, just this, this

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gentle old man who's just you know, he's got some problems, and that's

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not the truth. This guy's been
a bad dude for a while. I

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mean it just go back and look, he ran for president back in nineteen

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eighty eight. He had to stop
because he was picking off speeches pretending that

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that they were his own. He
was plagiarizing. This guy's been I mean,

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he's been in DC. I've said
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He's been in our nation's capital in
positions of political power for twenty percent

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of this nation's existence, twenty percent
of America's history. Joe Biden has been

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in Washington, DC, and Representative
Comber says he's been using those positions in

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Washington, DC. Now Comber may
be proven wrong here, but he's looked

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into this. He's making these bold
claims. Maybe he doesn't have the evidence,

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and maybe he's wrong, but to
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has been selling American secrets or giving
access to our enemies for decades, plural

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plural decades. That's at least twenty
years. If a Bernie Sanders fan has

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tuned in, take it easy,
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twenty years at least is what that
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So you can bind this. You
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already got tensions in this country,
of course, stemming from worldview and politics

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and Trump and January sixth and impeachments
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then you throw into this, throw
into this a Congress that just a Republican

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Congress that's only been in a position
of power now for what six months or

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so. Who's now looking into these
things that the media and the Democrats ignored

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when Joe Biden was running for president. In fact, they lied about those.

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They had intelligence experts, former professional
know at all it is from the

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intelligence community write that letters signed it
and said that the Hunter Biden laptop was

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basically rushing disinformation. Of course,
they'll tell you that what I'm telling you

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is not true, but that's what
they wanted you to believe. They know,

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they knew at the time they wrote
that letter that it was authenticated as

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an actual that it was actually Hunter's
laptop, but they didn't want that to

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be in people's minds when they were
casting. When they were casting ballots,

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they In fact, with the help
of people like Facebook and Twitter, they

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interfered with the twenty twenty election,
undermining, as they would say, our

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democracy, which of course is a
constitutional republic. But nonetheless, nonetheless,

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you factor all these things together and
you can see that America has reached a

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boiling point. We have reached We're
in the midst of a cold civil war.

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We need a leader who is prepared
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Better armor yourself up, you get
ready for what's about to happen and

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what needs to happen. It is
a necessary fight. They the deep state,

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they the radical left, They the
Democrat Party have positioned themselves firmly against

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the American people, firmly against liberty. They are willing to use government in

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any way, shape, manner,
or form to weaponize it to take out

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their political adversaries and opponents. And
we've got to We're gonna have to fight

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against it, my friends. There's
no easy way through this. We gotta

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go straight through the belly of the
beasts. And Trump's prepared to do that,

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my friends. Timeouts in order.
You're listening to conservative not better talking.

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I'm your host, Tod huf Back
in just a minute. Welcome back,

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my friends. I need to clear
something up. Oz told me before

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or during the break, right when
we went to the break, she said,

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you just basically endorse Trump there,
and I said, well, yeah,

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I did. And she said,
but you said earlier you weren't endorsing,

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and I said, that's not and
that's not what I was saying.

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I was saying normally. Normally in
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thought it was important to work through
that we were at a crossroads. Bush

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was the last time we had a
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We'd had McCain run against Obama,
we had Mitt Romney run against Obama,

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and so I thought sixteen was a
good time. It actually gave the

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party a chance to get actually to
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Trump much more than it ever dreamed
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McCain. And I know he's passed, and I'm not trying to, you

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know, be hateful to the memory
at John McCain. That's not my intent

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at all. My intendants to be
honest with you, and I'm saying this

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time, this time is different.
This time in twenty six excuse me,

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twenty twenty four, not twenty sixteen. We know what we need, what

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we've learned since twenty sixteen, which
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all along, or suspected all along. The level of corruption stinks to high

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heaven. It's worse than I think
we ever possibly imagined. It's still worse

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than we think right now. And
I think that's why I feel like I've

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been actually quite remarkably consistent on this. That's why I said De Santis shouldn't

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run. That's why, Well,
there's several reasons why I don't think Pence

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should run, but that's one of
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all these people that have thrown their
names in, there might be good things

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about some of them, most probably
something in comparison to Biden. They're all

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the greatest politicians ever. But but
in comparison to what we need, what

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this country needs, they're not necessarily
they have a percentage of it. But

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I think the biggest percentage of it
is the willingness and the understanding that this

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is going to be a metaphorical take
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this is all metaphorical. This is
going to be a bloody brawl. It's

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going to have to be, because
these people are entrenched in our government.

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They are not going to go This
is their livelihood. For the guideless radical

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left, this is their god,
for the lifetime politicians of both parties,

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the ruling class, the people who
just are not comfortable with Trump for reasons,

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well a lot of times they pretend
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basically they don't like the fact that
he's trying to actually get rid of some

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of the crap that goes on in
the government. When someone comes in and

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actually makes you work, and when
someone comes in and actually tries to reduce

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the size and scope of the government
of the bureaucracy, these police clowns don't

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like that. Bigger government means bigger
amounts of power in their hands. And

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they like that. Oh they'll pretend
like they don't, but they do like

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it. And so to be clear, I am I don't. I normally

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don't. And that's what I was
trying to say earlier. Perhaps I didn't

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say it correctly, although it's very
possible Oz was not paying as close of

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attention as she should have been.
But maybe I didn't communicate clearly. Normally,

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I don't think it's helpful to endorse
during the primary, but I think

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it's different this time because I think
it's abundantly clear what we need. There's

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two there's one clear fighter, and
I would say a second person that I

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think has demonstrated that as well,
the Santists, but he's followed in Trump's

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shoes. As far as you know, Trump was the trailblazer on this approach.

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So I think it's clear I do
what needs to happen. The idea

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that these people are all throwing their
name in the hat is crazy to me.

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It is it's crazy. I can
understand the Santists, although I think

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it's wrong. I said that at
the time, and I don't dislike him

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some of you, some of you
are incredibly skeptical of him. I'm in

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an average way skeptical because we're still
learning some things, and I'm always skeptical

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when I see certain people coalescing around
I candidate been anyway, So I just

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wanted to make that clear since I
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and I guess we went to break
last segment anyway, timeouts in order

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see what else she calls me out
for this segment. Quick time out,

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my friends, you're listening to conservative
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Enough back in a minute. The
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about him here on the Todd huff
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as well. Here today, in
the time that we have remaining, I

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do want to I wasn't going to
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I saw this here pulled up in
the stack of stuff, or actually in

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the I got it pulled up here. It's a sound by Nancy Pelosi's on

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State of the Union with Dana Dana
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talk about delusionals. We've been talking
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so forth. The other side of
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people trying to set the stage up
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no reason that anyone would have to
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you as a reason to do that, other than he's not named Donald J.

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Trump. But this is what they
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convince you that the economy is good
and the rest of us are just so

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stupid we can't understand how brilliant Biden
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Dana Bash. Listen to this.
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Inflation. It looks good. Let
me look at the numbers. Inflation is

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down to just three percent. The
labor market is steadily adding jobs, wages

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are up. Consumer sent just got
to stop it. I know some of

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you don't like that. I have
to stop it. It's down. It's

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like if someone goes on a binge
eating spree and gains fifty pounds and then

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they say I lost twenty and they
say it's they're down twenty pounds, but

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there's still up a net of thirty. And I'm not saying we can't gain

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weight. I'm not picking on weight
gain. I'm just saying it's not a

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true analysis of where we are.
It's coming down because he drove it up

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to maximum heights, like Dwight k
Shrewt wanting to raise his blood pressure so

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that he can lower it. I
mean, it's absurd, but here's the

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rest of the stupid conversation is the
highest since September of twenty twenty one.

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So there's a lot for President Biden
to tout, give me a break.

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So the question is about why Americans
don't seem to be giving him the credit?

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Why are we going to all?
This week found nearly six and ten

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Americans still disapprove of his handling of
the economy. Why is that? And

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what does he have to do to
turn out a reality? A lot of

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it is about messaging. Of course, I'm so proud of this president.

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In the two years that we were
in problem majority working with him, he

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broke all records on the level with
it King Johnson, A Franklin Roosevelt,

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in terms of the caliber of legislation
that he passed into Christian drugs. Again,

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cutting in half gives you indicet cutting
in half unemployment, So why isn't

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what this is all? Bs?
They are? They were measuring it from

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measuring those cuts from the height of
COVID. Cut unemployment in half from the

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heights of COVID when they shut down
the world, My goodness, I hope

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they could cut it in half.
Should have cut it a lot more than

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that if you remember, Trump said
there was going to be a V shape

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recovery. They laughed about that.
Anyway, I got to take a break.

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It's out of time for my friends, so tight. This is what

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we're up against, though back in
just a minute. All right, my

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friends. Unfortunately, that is about
all of the time that I have with

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you here today, so apologize for
that. There's always more stuff that you

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can look at at the stack of
stuff, things, including something I wanted

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to get to and maybe we'll get
to it later this week, including a

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SoundBite from an individual a SoundBite from
an individual on MSNBC who was basically telling

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us that Trump should be locked up
in jail prior to prior to his trial,

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which has been set. They moved
the date for that into May.

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I believe perfect right right in the
beginning, right the end of potentially the

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Republican campaign season. As far as
naming the nominee, I've got to go,

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folks. STG