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Attention. You're listening to the top
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to the right. Here's your conservative
but not Bitter host Tod Huff. My

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friends, I have to say this
is perhaps the best job in the world,

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the things that I get to talk
about on here. And I look

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in one sense, I know it
is a little bit maybe disheartening. You

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think, my goodness, this is
this is not a presidential sort of level

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conversation. We're having some of the
things that are out there being discussed.

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I've got Whoopi Goldberg, for example, Whoopi Goldberg says she doesn't care if

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the president poops his pants, She's
voting for him. And it just gets

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me thinking about you know that that
could be a campaign slogan for the administration,

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right, even if he poops his
pants. Biden twenty twenty four.

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I don't know this is it is. It is entertaining to me. It's

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also I get the side of it
that also says, what happened to the

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statesman? How in the world are
we having this discussion. I mean,

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folks, this is all, this
is all our collective. I don't mean

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you individually, but we have we
have created this. We have unequivocally created

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this, this nation because it fell
asleep with the wheel, it had struggles

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with apathy. We were so blessed
and so prosperous. We didn't have any

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man. I mean, yeah,
we've had issue, but I mean,

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if you look at the issues that
you know, people in my generation have

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had to face, I mean they're
all internal. Really, I mean,

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I don't minimize it. I know
we've had people that have served in wars,

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and I don't mean to minimize that. So that's certainly just the sacrifice

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and the service required to do that. I'm not that's that's a tremendous thing.

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I'm simply saying we didn't have as
a nation, as a nation,

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these massive problems that Americans have had
throughout its history. The Civil War,

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for example, the Revolutionary War,
the Great Depression, World War One,

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and World War Two, even the
Korean Conflict, that those things were different

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animals in the in the sense of
just how just how much threat it posed,

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say to the homeland. I mean, in World War two, the

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Japanese attacked at Pearl Harbor, and
you could say nine to eleven, right,

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I mean, but again again,
we've been able to buy and large

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keep these problems at bay. At
least when we were were involved, as

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in the case with say Desert Storm
or Afghanistan, we were able to keep

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it in that theater. And then
the threats to us, we were rogue

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terrorists, most of us, not
including again not including those who have served

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and fought these battles overseas. Their
sacrifice and what they dealt with was as

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equal to folks that would have fought
World War two. But the people here

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in the homeland, we've been insulated
from this stuff, with some exceptions,

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of course, but we've been largely
insulated from this stuff. And I think

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we got apathetic, and I think
as a result, now in twenty twenty

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four, the Biden campaign's slogan could
very well per whoopee Goldberg be Biden poops

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his pants and still wins my vote. I mean, this is where we

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are in twenty twenty four, and
in that sense is entertaining because it also

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shows it also shows remember Biden was
supposed to come in on a white horse.

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He was supposed to come in on
the White Stallion and solve all the

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you know, messes that Trump had
created for us. This was supposed to

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be America returning dignity to the office
of the President of the United States.

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Now we're talking about cogni, his
cognitive abilities. We're talking about whether or

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not he's defecating himself. This is
this is this is exactly what these these

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folks deserve. And I'm gonna have
some fun with us today. It's still

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serious. Don't mist understand me,
but we have to laugh. Laughter is

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the best medicine and the And this
also reminds me of a story that I

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want to share with you as well. I just I can't. I cannot.

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When I go back, this program
is almost nine years old. I

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started the first podcast August tenth,
twenty fifteen, in the bedroom closets.

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I remember these days. I remember
them well twenty fifteen. If you would

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have said to me, then fast
forward nine years and list out the things

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that you think you'll be talking about. I can promise you the president pooping

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himself and WHOOPI Goldberg also saying she
does apparently as well. Whatever she's trying

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to say. The commander in chief
not being able to finish sentences. The

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Democrat Party in the month of July
trying to find a way to replace their

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nominee for presidents. He's not officially
been given the nomination, but he has

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the delegates. He has twice the
number of delegates. If you were to

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tell me that that's what I would
be talking about nine years later, I

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would have I would have chuckled,
might have had a belly laugh, because

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this stuff is absolutely unbelievable. And
this Remember what they promised. Don't forget

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that part of this. They promised
that this vote for Biden was going to

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restore decency and order and respect for
the office of presidency or for the office

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of the president around the world.
We were going to be applauded by this.

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We were going to be taken seriously
again. And now we're talking about

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whether or not the commander in chief
needs to wear his depends. So we'll

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get to these things, my friends, in a due course. But before

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we get started here today, let
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short, it's because I don't want
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do things with my children, my
wife, god willing grandchildren because of decisions

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that I that I made, things
that were within my control. I don't

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control everything in this world. I
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let's get started here. Let's start
with what I mentioned off the top of

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the program will be Goldberg on the
view. I tell you what it is

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amazing again the things that the things
that I got the wrong sound bite pulled

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up here. There's a short version
of a longer version. I'm trying to

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find the longer version. I must
have saved the wrong one when they're in

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my stack of stuff. By the
way, stack of stuff is where you

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can go if you want to see
the things that we're talking about on this

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program. Sorry, I'm trying to
multitask here. I'm the world's worst multitasker

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as well. So Whoopy Goldberg says
that she's she doesn't care if Biden poops

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his pants, and this is literally, I mean again to think that this

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is the guy, the guy we
were supposed to vote for to save America

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from Trump. This is the guy
who was supposed to return dignity to the

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White House. We're literally talking about
his pooping his pants and that's enough for

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whoopee. She's like, I don't
care. I don't care if he poops

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his pants. I'm voting for him
anyway. So that being said, let

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me cueue this up now. I
found yeah, here it is. Here

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it is. Here's the longer verse. So this is a little bit longer,

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but I think it's worth I may
cut it off at some point.

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Once once the once you get the
gist of this. But what big Goldberg

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on the view making the strongest case
she can make for President Biden, and

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that is, Hey, I don't
even care if the guy poops his pants.

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It's Biden twenty twenty four. Here
she here, she is explaining,

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all right, just this is so
bizarre to me. Here it is,

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this is this is bigny to the
list. I'm just gonna have my two

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cents because I wasn't here on the
data. Ch'all talked about it. I

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don't care if he's pooped his pants, you got it. I don't care

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if he can't put a sentence together. There, show me he can't do

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the job, and then I'll say, Okay, maybe it's time to go.

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Now. He had a pose that
for a second? What is it?

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What does she need to see before
she can't before she realizes he can't

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do the job. She's acting as
the one. The guy can't put a

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sentence together, big deal? But
why can't he put a sentence together?

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Does she not think that the inability
to put together a sentence has something to

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do with the job of president of
the United States? Does she not think

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that communication is at the top of
the list for what the President of the

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United States needs to be doing.
Does she not think that being able to

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explain one's ideas clearly and concisely is
an important role of a leader, let

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alone the leadership of the president of
the United States. She's just blowing this

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off. I mean, she has
a talk show host, or she has

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a talk show. She's a talk
show host. She's got three other or

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four other women whatever it is up
there with or they have guests. It

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takes no preparation whatsoever. From what
I can tell, there's nothing that they

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talk about that on that show that
couldn't be talked about, you know,

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just sitting around, hanging out with
the gals or going to the beauty salon.

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This is just superficial as you could
possibly get this program. And even

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so, even so, if she
could not come fleet a sentence. Now,

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her sentences that she puts together don't
ever make sense, but at least

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they are they fit a sentence structure. I know what she's trying to communicate.

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It's usually bad ideas, it's usually
things that don't make any sense.

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But at least I can decipher the
message she's trying to communicate. I can't

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do that with the President of the
United States. That seems to me will

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be to be a pretty important part
of demonstrating one's ability to think clearly,

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logically and coherently. But here she
continues. At night the first time that

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he went out and debated with Kamala
Harris, and everybody wanted him to quit

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that and say you can't talk to
women like this, So you're doing this

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wrong, You're doing that wrong.
He came back, said, you know

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what, I got it and gave
four years. So yeah, gave four

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years. He came back after the
first debate with she says, Kamala.

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It's Kamala. I mean, I
watched the video. In this fact,

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if I say it wrong, I'm
accused of being a racist and probably sexist.

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But since Whoopee is black and female, she can say Kamela. I

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guess. But anyway, she's saying
here the first debate, she's comparing Biden's

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first debate with Kamala Harris and there
were others of course on the debate stage

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as well, but she's comparing that
with what we just saw with Trump here

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last week or whenever, two weeks
ago, whatever this was. Now she

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can't possibly be serious. Look,
I've maintained that Biden has had clear cognitive

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problems for a long long time.
I've also said that he is worse,

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demonstrably worse, but not he's not
progressed as much as the media wants you

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to think, because they don't want
anything, because if they admit that he

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has always had problems, then people
are gonna say, well, why didn't

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you point this out sooner? They
don't want to carry that responsibility, so

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then they're out there saying, in
fact, I've seen articles Biden misspoke at

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a rate that's twice what it was
in the past twelve months compared to the

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previous twelve months, or some such
thing. This guy has really gone off

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the rails in the past eighteen months. You've probably seen articles about that.

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I may have alluded to articles that
said that the staff in the White House

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have said in the past eighteen months, there's been twenty instances or whatever it

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is, of Biden doing some really
really bad things behind the scenes that nobody

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knows about that shows he is in
fact not capable of being commander in chief.

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But they want to tighten that timeframe
down because if it goes back closer

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to when he was elected, then
we have to ask ourselves. We actually

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asked the media and the Democrat Party, why did you peddle this dude out

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in front of us? Then if
you knew these things, and they act

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like all these things have just happened. No, they haven't just happened.

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They've gotten worse, but they haven't
just happened. And I'll tell you this,

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They've always known more behind the scenes
than what we know today. That's

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the nature that's just human nature.
However bad it is for us to see

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on the stage, it is demonstrably
worse in private. They see him more

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often, they see him when he's
not you know, the sole purpose of

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his week prior to the debate was
to be prepared for the debate. That's

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all he talked about. Remember,
he had to stand on his feet for

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ninety minutes. Oh wow, unbelievable, training like an NFL athlete on his

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feet ninety minutes to prepare for standing
at the podium with Trump during the debate.

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That's what That's what he was doing. It's the only thing he was

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doing. It was the sole focus
of the week leading up to the debate.

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That's it. That's it. And
so imagine how much worse he would

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have been if he flew in,
you know, hours before the debate and

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they pedaled him out there to the
podium and they said good luck. Can

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you imagine how much more incoherency we
would have seen then? This They have

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known this. I've said this.
I stand by this. This is un

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This is undeniable. If you ask
me, it is undeniable that they I'm

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not saying whoopee, I'm saying the
Democrat party power brokers, the people making

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the decisions, the people who decided
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be the Democrat nominee. They knew
that this was a reality. Why else,

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why else are we even talking about
whether or not Kamala Kamala was being

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trained on the job, training to
be president to run in twenty twenty four.

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Remember we heard that SoundBite, maybe
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guess it would have been yesterday.
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these things? Because they knew,
they knew that Biden was not all their

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folks, There's no way about it, There's no two ways about it.

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They had this guy. I mean, they have looked into him, they

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have you know, checked on his
health. They have done these things.

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The people that made these decisions,
and they made the decision to put him

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out there for us to vote for
anyway, they made that. They don't

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care the safety of this country.
They don't care about Joe Biden. They

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care about power, They care about
winning elections. They care about cramming their

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morally bankrupt worldview down the throats of
the American people. And as it stands

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right now, this guy may not
be, And I say may not be,

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because who's the next best alternative,
Gavin Newsom? I mean, at

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least he can put sentences together.
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going to tip the odds that Democrats
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water. Maybe it looks better in
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some sense, I would say it
have to look better. Same with Kamala,

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But Kamala is one of the most
unliked politicians ever. I put her

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right up there beside Hillary Clinton,
and I don't know which one is more

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unlikable to be quite candid. And
this is before Trump. I mean,

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look, when you walk into those
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metaphor. This isn't designed to be
violent speech. Take it easy if you're

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a leftist listening out there. But
if you walk into the the crosshairs of

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the Trump campaign and Trump throws all
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it is gonna Wherever someone is right
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in the polls, they are going
to drop off. This is the ceiling

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for them because Trump's going to go
get to work, be it. Gavin

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Newsom be it Kamala Harris, be
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who, by the way, is
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way to get Biden off the ticket
and Democrats are going to break the rules

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and everything else and they can convince
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I think Republicans should be the most
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of policy, but because of the
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So what's going through again these sorts
of this analysis where she says, even

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if Biden poops his pains, she's
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twenty four, she continues, here, I have all the time, all

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this I step in so much pool
you can't even imagine. Now I'm not

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running the world, but I don't
know anybody who doesn't step in stuff at

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some point. So I'm just simply
saying, there are two debates, and

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if he can't do what he needs
to do for the second debate, I'll

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join any crew that says get rid
of him, but loyalty to me.

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If you are doing the job.
I might not like everything you're doing.

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I don't like it all, but
I'm gonna stand behind you, like those

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guys stand behind the guy should have
been the person people were talking about saying,

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yeah, Biden had a bad day, but this guy couldn't tell the

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truth if it split his lip.
But nobody said that. Anna said that

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I believe or something. She's not
quite as callful as I. But the

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question now, the question now is
because lots of Democrats are coming out saying,

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you know, oh, find somebody
else. But when we try to

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do that with DT, this is
my new way of describing them. When

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we said, listen, he shouldn't
be on the ballot. If I said

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no, no, no, the
people chose him, we can't take him

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off the ballot. Well, I
don't understand why anybody thinks it's gonna be

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any easier to take Biden off the
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I don't know that they can pull
it off, but don't put it

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past them whoope to take him off
the ballot. I mean, that's we're

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a far cry from that being the
reality. But if they follow the rules,

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that you're right as you stand there
in your own pooh, for whatever

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reason, you're right in the sense
that Biden is the guy. Biden is

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the guy, So I owe my
That's analysis, political analysis brought to you

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by Whoope Goldberg. So more to
talk about here on this, my friends.

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prom Unco. Todd. So taking
a break here of my friends again,

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just exploring the crazy world. The
things that I get to talk about.

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It's a dream. It's a dream
job for me, as I never thought

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I would get to venture into such
absurdity, even even knowing what I knew

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about the left and the Democrat Party
years and years ago. It's just insane

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to think that this has become our
current discourse, where Whoopy Goldberg has created

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a new campaign slogan for President Biden
even if he poops his pants in twenty

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twenty four, I'm voting for Joe
Biden, and she's going to stand in

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her own poo ash she So,
this is this incredible stuff. I just

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the links these folks go to make
this look normal is unbelievable. Time out

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is in order of my friends,
sit tight plenty to talk about on the

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other side of the break, he're
listening here to conservative not bitter talk.

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I am your host, the one
and only Todd Huff back in just a

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minute. Welcome back, my friends. You know I this was hanging here

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yesterday. For those of you that
are watching the stream of the program on

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video, whether that's on social media
or Roku TV or wherever, you can

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watch this program on our website.
My daughter, I think I shared with

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you my oldest daughter. She crochetes. She's self taught and she crocheted.

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She does these shows like what like
Faars and that sort of thing, and

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she's she's made a little eagle keychain
for me. It's in the palm of

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my hand here and it's hanging on
the microphone. So I saw that yesterday.

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She's hung that here, So that's
what that is. In fact,

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it might even be turned the wrong
way, but anyway, she's hung that

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here. I left it because you
know, it's my daughter anyway, So

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if you're looking at that, that's
what that is. So actually, during

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the break, I decided, you
know, I'm gonna spend more time talking

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about Joe Biden calling in to Morning
Joe, and that's something I probably need

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to start in the first segment.
That's our longest segment, and so I'm

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gonna move that into a subsequent hour
here on the program and talk about that

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phone call and the purpose of that
call when he calls into Morning Joe or

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they scheduled this they wanted I think
they wanted it to feel like an impromptu

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call. I don't think nothing nothing
the Democrats do, especially with Biden,

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is impromptu. Everything is planned methodically
because the guy is just an absolute mess.

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They can't have him out there just
talking to people without a script or

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without a really tight well set of
questions. In fact, there was a

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there's a story in the stack of
stuff. There is a radio show host

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in I think it was somewhere in
Pennsylvania. I don't know if it's Philadelphia

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or where, but a radio show
host has lost her job after she revealed,

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well this will be I'll talk about
this too, Just kind of laying

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this out there so that you know
where we're headed. Radio station quotes,

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quote parts ways with host after admitting
Whitehouse gave her questions before Biden interviewed.

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That's a story from Foxnews dot Com. We'll get to that as well.

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But this is what I mean.
Everything is scripted. Everything is scripted.

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Remember after the debates, so one
of the commentators said something about they knew

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the questions. Now, I think
that didn't have to necessarily be taken literally

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because everyone knows the sorts of things
that are going to come up in the

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first presidential debate. There really shouldn't
be any big surprises. The only thing

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Biden should have been surprised about,
and this didn't happen during the debate.

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It had happened since the debate.
The only thing that would have probably caught

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him off guard is a media that
wasn't fawning about him, a media that

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wasn't asking him softball questions what's your
favorite ice cream? And that sort of

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thing. That has to be an
adjustment. And I don't feel sorry for

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him. I mean, I think
that this is it's part of the job

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of being president is to be able
to deal with a media that's going to

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ask you questions, it's going to
press you on things. I think that's

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healthy. That is hell, there's
no thinking about it. That's a healthy

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thing. So I think that caught
him off guard. But other than that,

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Other than that, I mean,
by and large, people knew what

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was going to be discussed, and
you get two minutes two minutes to respond.

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I mean, if you can't do
that, if you can't do that,

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you're not capable of being commander in
chief. I think you know,

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I'm I have Our first segment is
twenty three minutes, my friends, twenty

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three minutes that we manage things on
in the first segment of this program.

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Twenty three minutes. That is eleven
and a half times as long as Biden

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and Trump were given to answer questions
during the debate. Remember they had two

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minutes here, a minute here for
rebuttal, I mean, that is not

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hard to fill that if you are, of course adept at talking about the

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issues, you have your thoughts together, you know what you want to get

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out. In fact, most of
the time, that seems like a very

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very short amount of time to talk
about these things. Anyway, So I

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want to push the Biden phone called
to Morning Joe into another hour because I

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don't have time to deal with it. But what I do want to share

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is something else here in the stack
of stuff, something else that I can't

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believe that I am talking about here
as well as this twenty twenty four election

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is moving full speed ahead. And
that is how John Kirby and Karine Jean

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Pierre have explained described the president holding
a press conference. I can't believe this,

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especially especially in the wake of the
debate, especially given how doctor Jill

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after the debate told Joe Biden on
stage, you answered all the questions very

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good, Joe. I mean,
it's just it's ridiculous. It's sad,

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and it's ridiculous. But I want
to play a clip and talk about how

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they are framing the president's upcoming press
conference, which again I just love this

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stuff. This stuff is so it's
poetic justice right before our eyes. Remember,

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they assured us Biden was going to
be the one to restore decency and

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respect for the office of president.
Again, I'm going to put a serious

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minded individual there, and then they
hid the fact that he was in serious

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mental decline. They've hid that,
hidden that for his entire presidency, until

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the debate. Until the debate,
then people realize the emperor in fact has

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no clothes, he has no idea, he has no awareness of anything,

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and now we are talking about even
removing him from the ticket, potentially potentially

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invoking the twenty fifth Amendment. This
was talked about when Trump was in office,

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by the way, and Biden is
infinitely I mean infinitely more it's more

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reasonable to invoke the twenty fifth Amendment, which is where the Cabinet of the

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President effectively says this guy cannot serve
for reasons due to cognitive abilities or whatever,

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and then he can be removed from
office. That is, of all

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the things that people are discussing,
that seems to be the most plausible play

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that they can make, because just
switching someone out at the convention, it's

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going to be a problem, especially
with Biden telling us he's not going anywhere.

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In fact, on Morning Joe again, I'm not going to play that

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whole thing. He told Joe and
Mika Brazinski. He said, look,

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if somebody wants to challenge me,
have him challenged me at the convention,

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which part of me would love to
see that as well. Again, poetic

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are back to the issues of the day.

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John Kirby, Kareem John Pierre are
again they're in crisis management mode and

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they are trying. They're trying to
help the president dig out. After first

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it was just the debate. Now
it's the debate and and the interview with

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George Stephanopoulos, and so Karine,
John Pierre and John Kirby say, we've

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got another idea. This time.
The President's going to have a press conference.

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But it's not any press conference.
It's a well, a big boy

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press conference. I kid, you
not listen to this, Come on,

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John clip isn't After that, the
President will hold a press conference. I

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guess, a big boy press conference. We're calling it, and take some

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questions from me. All this week, President Biden will speak to national labor

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leaders of AFLCIO post the Natal summit
to show the unprecedented strength of our alliance.

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Holy press conference, A big boy
press conference. According to Justin Sink

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from Bloomberg. So now she's quoting
a journalist, I guess someone from Bloomberg.

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They're proud of this, they're proud, they're proud of calling Biden's press

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conference a big boy press conference.
How where do they come up with this

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stuff? How is that helpful?
A big boy is what you tell your

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little guy, right, your three
or four year old. Oh, you're

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a big boy, two year old? Right? I mean, good job,

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buddy, you're a big boy.
But it's also what the Democrats are

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telling their nominee for president. I
kid you, not doctor Jill. On

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the stage after Biden participated in that
debate with Trump where he was absolutely just

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decimated, she says, you answered
all the questions, Joe Yay, good

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job, You're a big boy.
I just cannot believe this. It is

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a lot to swallow. My friends. I have to take a break,

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a mental break from dealing with this. Quick time out as in order,

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my friends, sit tight. You're
listening to conservative not bitter talk. I

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am your host, todt hefty,
benevolent, ever so benevolent dictator here behind

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the microphone. Back in just a
minute. Welcome back to my friends.

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This was certainly not the way this
was supposed to be. Certainly not the

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way it was supposed to be in
twenty twenty, when they the Democrat Party,

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the seven pillars of propaganda colluded with
one another to make sure Trump was

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not commander in chief. In twenty
twenty, they brought in the hero Joseph

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Robinette Bribery and the wheels have completely
come off. What is left of the

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campaign? Now? Look, I
have stated this on here many times,

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and I'm going to state it again. It is imperative that we not look

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at this as a foregone conclusion that
Trump will win the presidency. Every indication

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is that he will win. In
fact, many indications are that he will

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win massively. In fact, some
internal polls have been leaked. Let that

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seek in. Democrats are leaking internal
polls, their own internal polls. And

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I'm telling you you know the reason
why. The reason is because there is

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there are now people on the inside
that are trying to get rid of Biden,

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and this is their attempt to do
that. Let's release these polls.

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Let's let let's let people know that
it's even worse than what maybe people believe.

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In fact, some of these polls
if they turn out to be correct.

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One of them was released last week. I didn't talk about that because

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there's so many other things to discuss, but one of them was released last

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week in the wake of the debate. I think it showed Trump winning in

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New Mexico, Maine, Virginia.
I believe for the states. That's what

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these poles are now showing the internal
polls, and it is a mess for

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the Biden campaign. So this is
not the way it was supposed to be,

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my friends, This was supposed to
be a well the beginning of Democrats

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controlling the White House for some time. But now perhaps the worst of all

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scenarios is unfolding before the eyes of
the Democrats and the radical left, and

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that is a second term for Trump. They could have been that if he

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would have won in twenty twenty,
we would be at the very tail end

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of that and they would be saying, you know, we dodged a bullet

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because our democracy would still have been
intact. And they would say, but

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he's almost destroyed it, which is
why we have to elect Democrats and they

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wouldn't have to deal with Trump anymore. But they're gonna have to deal with

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him I remember saying this after twenty
twenty. I think that the Democrats,

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they will come to they will come
to regret the day that they defeated Trump

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in twenty twenty and let him come
back in twenty twenty four. They've given

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him four years to stew over what
he's going to do next. And you

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better watch out for what's coming.
I mean from a eradication of the deep

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state perspective, I mean from the
perspective of restoring liberty, of reigning in

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the size and scope of the federal
government. They better be prepared for what's

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a coming. And I think it's
good. All of that is good,

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and I look forward to that.
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want to get to is something I
touched on just a little bit earlier in

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the program, Just a little bit
earlier in the program. Here it is

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radio stations parts ways with host after
admitting White House gave her questions before Biden

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interviewed. W r D Radio is
not a mouthpiece for the Biden or any

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other administration, the CEO says.
So w r D, a Philadelphia based

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black owned radio station, has parted
ways with its host after she revealed that

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the White House provided her with a
list of predetermined questions prior to her interview

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with Biden last week. Andrea Lawful
Sanders admitted during a CNN interview on Saturday

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that Biden's team sent her eight questions
to ask ahead of the interview on the

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Source last Wednesday. Lawful Sanders said
she approved four of those questions and used

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them during her sit down with the
President, which marked his first interview following

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his disastrous debate performance last month.
The questions centered around Biden's accomplishments, debate

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performance progress in both Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, what's a stake in the election,

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and what he would say to voters
who are considering not voting in the presidential

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election. There you go. That's
what they do. My friends, I've

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