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Attention. You're listening to the Todd
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but not Bitter host, Todd Hoff all

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Right, my friends, I told
you yesterday I hadn't seen all of the

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CNN town hall with Donald J.
Trump. I have since watched it.

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Yikes. I had seen a little
bit of it. I had seen a

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little bit of what was going on
with it before yesterday's program, but I

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just hadn't seen the whole thing.
So I wanted to wait until I had

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seen the whole thing to really comment
on this. And yikes, I mean,

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it's almost as though this Caitlyn Collins. I gotta tell you that.

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To me, one of the biggest
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that Caitlyn Collins is running for consideration
for the most unlikable person in America today,

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and it's a neck and neck race. It might be between Hillary Clinton,

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Kamala Harris, and Caitlyn Collins.
I don't know who would win.

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If you watch this thing. You
know exactly what I'm talking about this CNN

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town hall with Trump, and we'll
go through that today as the program unfolds.

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But before we get started, I
want to stop and tell you that

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you can participate in today's program.
You can show your thoughts, you can

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ask your questions, you can look. It's Friday as well, so I'm

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feeling a little bit like Weekend Todd. Weekend Todd is in full force here

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today. I'm feeling very laid back, very I don't know, just a

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little bit, a little bit different. You get to the end of the

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week. We've had some good things
happening here with the show over the course

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of the well this week, but
even beyond that, of course, But

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anyway you want to do, you
want to throw something out there that we've

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not even touched on before, and
that includes questions. I know some of

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you don't share my Christian faith,
and that's okay, that is okay.

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I will say we both can't be
right. I will say that there either

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is a God or there's not.
And anyway, but if you have questions

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about that, questions that even maybe
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or whatever, you can ask us
that as well. There's no stupid question.

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I promise you we can be friends
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me, even if we don't agree. Email address Todd at todtufshow dot com.

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Text three one seven at two one
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one seven at two one zero twenty
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coming through, some questions I think
coming through Spotify. Most of the times

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people either text or email anyway,
I welcome all of those, will get

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to those as we can. But
I want to talk today. I want

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to talk today about this CNN town
Hall Caitlin Collins, who apparently is a

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morning I think she's got a morning
show, so called journalists seeing it,

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CNN does not employ journalists. I'm
sorry. See and that performance that she

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gave, the way that she moderated
that town hall is proof positive of this.

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My oh my, super super unlikable, just a mess, an absolute

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mess. In fact, I thought
about I thought, I'm just gonna look,

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I got notes today. You hear
that I rarely have sheets of paper.

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I've got three sheets of paper that
I have, just notes from Wednesday

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Nights. Was it Wednesday? Yeah, Wednesday Nights town Hall meeting, and

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I have the questions and just some
bullet points and if we want to play

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some sound bites, I know where
the clips are. This was, by

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the way, hosted in New Hampshire. Republican and undecided voters were supposedly in

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the crowd. By the way,
if you want to see some people who

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are upset about this turned to the
other folks in the media or in La

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La Land, including the women on
the View, which I mean that's you

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want to venture into someplace where lunacy
is supreme and is king venture onto the

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View. But if you want to
look at folks like that, if you

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want to look at Joe Scarborough and
other folks in the media who were just

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totally upset about this thing last night. Not because Caitlin Collins was incredibly unlikable.

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She acted as though she was she
was the arbiter of truth. It

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is so funny to me anytime Trump
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absolutely everything, and then she would
try at the end of the engagement,

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which of course good luck doing this
to Trump, but she would try

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to get the last word in.
Well, as we know, there's not.

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In fact, she said at one
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Wisconsin. I mean, come on, when we start making questions like that,

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you don't have to believe at this
particular point in time that the twenty

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twenty election was stolen or whatever.
I'm not suggesting that there's no evidence,

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because there absolutely is evidence. And
again, if you've not seen the documentary

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two thousand Mules, I encourage you
to do that. I encourage you to

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do that. Even though one of
the people there was not the friendliest to

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me, that's a whole other story
altogether. I was trying to We had

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a screening party for that documentary a
year ago, and they weren't very nice

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to yours. Truly. I don't
know how you can't be nice to me.

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We are harmless, lovable little fuzzballs. Here is rush used to say.

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But I that documentary provides evidence.
Now you can say it's not enough

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evidence. You can have questions about
the evidence. But to suggest that there

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is no evidence of wrongdoing in the
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or Arizona or Pennsylvania in twenty twenty
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But that's the narrative. The narrative
is so that they believe. They

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believe they the journalists, they the
radical left. They believe that if they

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crack that door open just a little
bit, that Trump is going to put

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his foot in there and weasel that
thing open completely opened, and then they

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have a massive problem on their hands. They believe this. I think that

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they are fully aware of this.
They do not want to see a metaphorical

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inch to Trump because they fear this
man and this thing. I'm telling you

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Wednesday night. In fact, that's
why I grab these these papers here in

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the notes. Listen to this.
I want you to listen to her questions.

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Her questions now, I don't have
them verbatim here, her questions at

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a town hall. This thing lasted
I don't know. I think it lasted

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about an hour and fifteen minutes.
First question, she said, you're dominating

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amongst Republicans. Again I'm paraphrasing,
but you're also dealing with a lot of,

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you know, other legal issues in
battles. She then said, can

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you acknowledge in twenty twenty that you
just lost, that it was not a

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rigged or a stolen election. She
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have debunked the fake ballot issue that
you're talking about now he did or she

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did, I guess stop to take
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questions. This was where a question
was asked about election fraud and so forth,

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as and whether or not the president
was going to suspend those conversations and

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comments on the twenty twenty four campaign
trail. And just the screenshot is this

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is literally six minutes in. I've
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The look on her face. She
loaths President Trump. I mean,

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she cannot again, what's her name, Caitlyn, Caitlyn Collins. She cannot

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even pretend to be unbiased here.
She is oozing with hatred. She is

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oozing with She's just super condescending.
She's self righteous. She believes she has

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the facts, and Trump, of
course, is trying to manipulate and lie

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and deceive and so forth. She
doesn't believe that context matters. She believes

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that she's the arbiter of whatever needs
to be said. And this whole,

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this whole thing was contentious. She
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did, but when she asked him
questions, she came in hot. It

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would be questions. Now this,
by the way, it's hyperbole, but

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it would be questions akin to when
did you stop beating your wife? Right?

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I mean, this is kind of
the sort of stuff, the sort

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of stuff that we were subjected to
in this town hall meeting. She asked

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him about wanting to terminate the Constitution, which again that requires some contexts.

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Most of what Trump says requires at
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accused him of having mind control over
his supporters and that he was solely responsible

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for January sixth. If he only
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bit sooner, we could have avoided
what happened on January sixth, As though

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his supporters were sitting there with their
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ready to at a moment's notice,
take heed and stop the criminal acts or

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whatever was going on. There's a
variety of things that went on during January

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sixth. Some of them were absolutely
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Some of them were simply people just
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And all this gets conflated. You're
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not allowed to provide context. Trump, of course, pulls out of his

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pocket. If you didn't see this, he pulls out of his suit pocket

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or his jacket. He has a
list of his tweets, and he says,

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at this time, on this day, I tweeted this. He reads

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the peacefully. I think he read
the peacefully and patriotically marched down to the

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Capitol tweet. He also said he
also referenced a tweet that he says is

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still down on Twitter. I don't
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this. I haven't looked independently into
this. I mean, we're dealing with

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things here for a long long,
you know, with a long history of

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stuff, right, so a lot
of events and details and so forth.

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But this is how this thing got
started. It wasn't as Biden's start off,

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what's your favorite flavor of ice cream? Now? I jokingly say that

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those questions typically are not answered during
or asked during the town hall types of

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meetings. But Biden can't complete a
sentence, and they sit there patiently let

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him stumble and bumble. They don't
care. They fact will look, they

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will excuse that sort of behavior.
He's not asked these sorts of questions.

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He's not asked about read and the
allegations there. Trump was asked repeatedly about

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miss Carroll, who, of course
we've not talked. I don't think we've

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talked about that on here, mostly
because of time. But Trump one a

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part of that case, but also
lost a part of that case. He's

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liable in one particular instance pertaining to
defamation and sexual assault civilly. So but

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again, has Biden been asked about
terror Reid? Whenever Hunter Biden's laptop came

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up in the twenty twenty election,
was that even allowed to be discussed.

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No, none of this stuff was
allowed. In fact, we had fifty

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one so called intelligence professionals that again
had less intelligence knowledge than a guy with

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a microphone in central Indiana who's now
traveling the country in a fifth wheel.

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I knew more about this, and
I knew that the story that this was

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Russian propaganda and Russia disinformation was preposterus
on my own, and so did you

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as we listen to fifty one professionals
try to use their own form of propaganda

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to get Americans not to vote for
Trump, to think that he was being

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helped and aided by the well by
the Russians propaganda at its findest. But

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Biden doesn't get asked these questions.
Biden doesn't get asked about the potential,

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the evidence that's in the Hunter Biden
laptop that shows there is a problem,

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potential problem, actual evidence of pay
to play. More and more dots are

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getting connected on a nearly daily basis. Now he's not asked about any of

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that. In fact, if you
asked that question, if you ask that

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question, if you bring it up, you're accused of trying to thwart our

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democracy, undermine a fairly elected president, engage in disinformation, and so forth.

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It is a clear double standard here
that we're dealing with today. I've

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got other notes here. Um.
Yeah. She asked, why did it

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take three hours for you to tell
the January sixth rioters to go home?

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When it was clear that they weren't
being peaceful? Why didn't you tell them

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to go home? This was an
interrogation. This wasn't a This was not

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tell me what you think about this
issue. This was she came in hot.

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She thought again, she thought that
she was going to look a certain

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way and come off as someone that's
holding Trump, you know, holding Trump

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to accountable, to be accountable.
But in reality, what she looks like

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here is a self righteous, narrow
minded, unlikable, highly unlive I would

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put that for a super unlikable so
called journalist that lives in CNN world.

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By the way, that's one of
the takeaways I had of this, which

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of course we know this, but
I can see it on display. We

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clearly have two Americas now. Most
people thankfully live in our America and America

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where they respect the Constitution, they
respect freedom, they respect liberty, they

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respect choice, free speech, the
Second Amendment, they respect that people are

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different, that we can share our
ideas, that we don't have to be

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monolithic in order to move forward.
We can have our different opinions, different

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opinions and so forth, but we
can still move in a general direction.

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We don't have to personally destroy and
villainize anyone who disagrees with us. We

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can say that a lot of what
we're being force fed in this culture is

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not healthy, is not good,
is not safe, is not productive,

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is not prosperous, is not something
that we should be passing on to the

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next generation. And I'm thinking first
and foremost about the transagenda that's being crammed

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down the throats of our little ones
and so forth. I mean, there's

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lots of issues that the economy.
Of course, most people know that what

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we have is not functioning, but
in the CNN bubble and the radical leftist

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bubble, in the media bubble,
which, by the way, CNN.

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This is the first time CNN has
been relevant since Donald Trump left the office

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because no one's been watching. It's
the only time I forgot it was even

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something I could watch until I saw
that he was going to be on this,

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you know, on this town hall. I've forgotten it even existed,

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totally forgot. I mean, I'm
kidding to a degree that I certainly don't

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think about it. I remember when
I saw this last week. You'll remember,

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if you go back to the show, you'll hear me say I can't

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wait May tenth. I remember saying
May tenth. I got it marked on

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the calendar, and I'm looking forward
to talking about it. And I gotta

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tell you that's what I prepared to
talk about today. I watched this thing.

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I took some notes. There's a
lot of takeaways. One of them

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is we clearly have two Americas.
CNN does not understand the real America.

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The America, that lives again in
reality, that is based upon reason,

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that respects and loves the constitution,
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that respects choice, that loves free
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have no understanding of what that is. They have no understanding of Trump.

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from their perspective, it is that
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minted window. My friends, it
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see. So timeouts in order a
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per usual, I know the first
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but I got lots I want to
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hot here in the fifth wife.
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being hot. You hear me complain
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balmy here. I think it was
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ninety six here, heat and decks, excuse me, feels like timber.

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you know it. But the average
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feels like temperature I saw listen was
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better talk. I'm your host,
the one, the only top helf.

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Back in just a minute, welcome
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this town hall. I don't think
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what this thing was on Wednesday night. It's not a town hall. A

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town hall is when you bring people
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they ask questions, there's context provided, and someone shares his or her beliefs,

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policies, what they would seek to
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It's not just I know that you
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and you're not, you haven't followed
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and that's okay. But CNN did
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we understand what he really finds important. Is not interested in this. Seeing

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in is interested in attacking the guy. CNN is interested in making sure he's

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not president. They're also torn because
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are completely abhorrent, just awful,
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and so the only way they can
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is what happened is suddenly the only
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took office again, some of these
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of the see I'm looking here the
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of this. At fifteen minutes end, she said, Pence, said Vice

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President Pence, so that you put
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seventeen minutes, she said, there
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any fraudulent votes, none. Zero. That would be for the first time

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in the history of the world that
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are always fabricated. I'm not saying
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we should try to understand the vulnerabilities, be able to discuss these things freely

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and openly without fear of being accused
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But we're in seventeen minutes into this
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Caitlyn. What is it I keep
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than her nastiness, Caitlyn Collins,
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were conservative, not bitter. But
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who is interested in understanding what I
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infinitely patient. Didn't always I wasn't
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and explaining it because I think sincerity
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She's not interested in this, Caitlyn
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matter. At CNN, they are
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giving Trump a platform and allowing him
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is a personal war against him.
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peace of the puzzle to prevent Trump
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two thousand and twenty, and of
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sixth as well, asking if he
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excuse me, an audience member,
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Will you pardon the Proud boys who
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in New York City. That of
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in the Gene Carol case where Trump
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the you know, the charges that
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people were again women, people were
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vote for Trump in spite of all
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half of this thing, or the
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rehashing all the things that has have
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heard me and we've talked about this
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I can't remember the name of the
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comments, grabbed them by the you
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can't think of who it was,
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last night. And then of course
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of this Trump was attacked for all
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It wasn't a direct question that Trump
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was sitting there as though every time
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she had to chime in, get
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lying, or that he was making
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unwatchable other than just the Trump factor, if you watch it for the Trump

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factor and understand, hey, this
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so called make believe journalist. Okay, that's fine, But if you expected

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for him to have a fair platform
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his platform for twenty twenty four,
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course we all knew that going in. So but there were some missues that

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were covered, including the economy,
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women's vote, especially in the wake
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overturned ro versus Wade tital forty two, which expired yesterday. And I think

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and I might have said something wrong
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tital forty two, now that it's
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going to is attracting more people to
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that I misspoke yesterday when I was
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were trying to beat the end of
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that it's it's going to be highly
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the southern border and not be turned
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so there were some issues. There
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thoughts is I got a text about
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this yesterday, which was Republicans like
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fact I had a buddy, also
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telling CNN, Hey, I'm not
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not a big surprise to me.
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state of Indiana. I have had
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we can do to work together to
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by the way for re election again
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eight. Note in twenty twenty four. In twenty twenty eight, I will

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go on record, and I know
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been cordial. It's not personal to
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clearly here if it's not been,
if it's not been something that you've interpreted

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from what I've said, which I
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but just I'm not a fan.
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Todd Young seems more interested in cozying
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a conservative. He votes, he
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cases. But he's not the type
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d C. He's definitely not currently
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Senator Braun who's of course not seeking
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governor. That's another another topic.
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he's not been on the scene for
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Tuesday, excuse me, Wednesday night
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and it I think kind of rejuvenated
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why I think de Santis who I
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don't who I still like. Although
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the Santis. I think this is
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into account, is Trump is going
to ignite his base and quickly we've kind

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of forgotten what it's like to have
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been subjective to Joe Biden having the
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anyone else step to the forefront in
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McCarthy, not no Trump, different
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Wednesday night. Oh, if you
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watch it. I do. I'll
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for today if you want to check
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to talk about with this this.
I'll play some clips as well. The

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problem is I don't know which ones
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many to choose from entertaining ones.
Maybe I'll play the part where he calls

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her a nasty woman, and she
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she certainly wasn't being an unbiased moderator, that's for sure. Anyway, timeouts

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in order, my friends, sit
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talk. I'm your host, taught
Hugh Back in just a minute, Welcome

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back, my friends. So again, the takeaways that I got from wednesday

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nights town hall, Well, first
of I didn't even mention this to listen

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to the indignation and the condescension coming
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though with this faux outrage that Trump
did the worst thing ever in the history

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of humanity by questioning the twenty twenty
four election. Excoose me twenty twenty election,

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by questioning it, by saying it
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voter fraud, election integrity issues,
all of this. I mean, she

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the whole first part of this stupid
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multiple fronts, but one is to
say to come out with both guns ablaze.

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And they're trying again to nip this
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get it so that Trump is not
the nominee, right, and so they've

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tried a myriad of ways. They've
tried to They've tried the legal system,

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They've tried, you know, to
get him indicted. That's what this thing

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with Alvin braggs about, which again
is a long shot, but they're willing

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to try anything. They are.
They are terrified they have if they can't

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get him indicted, well they've gotten
him indict if they can't get him locked

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away in an orange jumpsuit, not
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But if they can't get him locked
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affect his ability to raise funds.
They want to have more Todd Young defectors.

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By the way, Todd Young,
Senator Todd Young here in the state

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of Indiana, who are you supporting
for for president? Is it Biden.

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Right now, those are the only
two that are running. Well, it's

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vvek Ramaswami's running. Who else is
Nicky? Haley declared, I guess she

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has and right now, I mean
Senator Young's closer to Biden in many ways

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than Trump. I mean herd He
released a statement. I've not seen it,

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but but they want more of this
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that these Republicans in DC do not
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questions. They're embarrassed by Trump.
But my friends, we're at a point.

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We're at a point where the real
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republic is fighting off and defending it
from these radical leftists. It's defending the

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cultural right, the corruption, the
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the halls of government amongst our politicians, in our culture, in our schools.

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teachers and so forth. But there's
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that are going on out there.
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is or the danger is, are
those radical leftist ideas, those godless radical

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unhinged, insane ideas. It is
not a tweet from President Trump. It's

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simply not. It's simply not.
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others that are of that ilk,
of that like are more embarrassed by that

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than they are by Biden, who
literally cannot read from a teleprompter. Driven

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inflation up, it's now down to
four point nine percent. They think that

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they've achieved something fantastic. He drove
it up to nine plus percent. They

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don't seem bothered by that. They
don't seem too bothered by the impact it

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has upon your family's ability to pay
the mortgage, the electric bill, to

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grocery bill, to gas bill.
But let Trump say he's going to run

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for office. Trump go back in
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radical leftist at CNN and make a
statement like he did. They wanted him

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to say, is puting a war
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to call him a war criminal,
because what I'm trying to do is negotiate

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an into that war. And why
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make him less likely to stop fighting, Because if he thinks we're coming after

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him as a war criminal. He
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ship right, and again, context
is everything. But if you don't tow

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the line today, you may disagree
with Trump on that. That's totally fine,

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But he's not saying what they say
he's saying. They want you to

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think he's rooting for Putin. They
want you to think he's rooting for chaos,

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and that he's basically paying back a
political ally for helping him still the

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twenty sixteen election. That is simply
not at all what happened. It's not

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what he said. But again,
if you listen to their stupid, superficial

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narratives, that is where That's what
we're left with. That's what we're left

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with. So I gotta take a
time out. Simply don't have enough time

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here this segment. So quick time
out is in order to my friends,

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I want to tell you something else
that well, let me see what I

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want to get to in the time
we have remaining. There's so many more

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things I want to say about this. We might play a sound bite on

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the other side of the break,
but sit type my friends back here in

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just a minute. I'm back with
my friends. There are so many things

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that I could pick to play from
this town hall debacle the other night,

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but I'm gonna play this one.
This is probably the most the maybe one

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of the lines that got the most
attention and applause from the audience. And

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by the way, if you want
to see the reaction, I simply won't

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have time time the reaction from other
leftists. I'll put a link to a

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story I don't know if it was
the post Millennial or something like that,

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on our Stack of Stuff page tod
huffshow dot com slat Well, just search

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for the stack of stuff and you
will you will see that. But I

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want to play I want to play
this. This is where Trump calls Caitlin

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Collins a nasty person. I keep
in mind, this is an hour into

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this. If you didn't hear this, this is an hour into it.

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So this is Trump after after Trump
has been interrupted for over an hour,

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corrected, she thinks is correcting him, talking over him a lot. I

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mean, this felt like a lot
of the debates where they talk over each

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other, except for it was the
mot the so called moderator here, I

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guess, But I just want you
to listen to this exchange and where he'd

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call he calls her a nasty person. Here it is for some reason.

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Bear with me here. That did
not That did not work here. Sometimes

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it does, sometimes it doesn't.
Let's try that again. We'll see not

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that I can think of. Let
me just tell you I have the absolute

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right to do whatever I want with
them. I have the right. I

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was negotiating with NARAT. Do you
know what NARRA is? National Archives?

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Extremely you extremely left, a group
of people extremely left, and I was

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negotiating with them. All of a
sudden my house. They didn't raid the

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house of Joe Biden. They didn't
raid Obama. Joe Biden didn't ignore a

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subpoena to get those documents back like
that. But that's the question that investigators

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have, I think, is why
you held onto those documents when you knew

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the federal government was seeking them and
then it had given you a Ready are

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you ready? Can I talk?
Yeah? Can did you mind? I

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would like for you to answer the
Okay, it's a very simple day.

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Why I asked it, It's very
simple to you are a nasty person.

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I'm telling you. I know a
lot of people don't like I was negotiating

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and we were talking to Now that's
what I don't want to go through all

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that, but he goes through the
whole Presidential Records Act and why in particular

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he is he was trying to give
context to why he had these documents.

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She makes it sound like he took
them. He said, I'm not giving

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them back and they were asking for
them. That's not what happened. But

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again that they're not interested in truth. They're interested in painting a portrait that

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makes Trump unelectable, either by making
him not be able to be the nominee,

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not be able to fundraise, to
get senators like Todd Young to come

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out and say I'm not going to
support Trump on down the line timeouts in

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order that my friends sit tight back
in just a minute, my friends.

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SDGC Monday,