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My own mind, my friends,
we have a lot to discuss here today

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in the wake of what happened over
the weekend where President Trump nearly lost his

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life at the hands of an assassin. And by the way, what is

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so hard media, what's so hard
to say about? Well, what's so

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hard about calling this guy an attempted
assassin a fail assassin? I would add,

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but he was an intent at assassin. This was not something we needed

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to take a look at and analyze. It's one hundred percent what this is.

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This requires no investigation. This just
requires a little bit of honesty,

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which, of course, I don't
think the media has enough honesty in their

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entire being to come to that realization
and to simply utter that truth. That's

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why they've had so much problems.
My own mind, I'll tell you this.

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You know, I have a stack
of stuff every day that we put

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together for the program. I don't
know if everything actually I'm I'm actually certain

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as I say this that not everything
that I want to cover is in that

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stack of stuff today. I don't
know how. I don't know how I

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could gather all of that. Some
of you have sent me stuff stuff.

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I appreciate that, and you could
do that Todd at toddefshow dot com or

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three one seven two one zero twenty
eight thirty you can text there those those

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come to me, and I welcome
and appreciate what you send me. This

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is information overload. It's not just
an overload of information. It's also a

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just the nature of how this works. How you go from the event itself

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to the initial shock, and then
you have the initial reports to say,

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all sorts of things. For example, Saturday, when this all went down

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Saturday evening, what was at around
six pm Eastern I think somewhere around there

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the maybe it was a little bit
before that, by thirty or six I

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think anyway. I know Oz had
told me she had read that Trump was

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going to be at the UFC fight, which I thought, this is exactly

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the sort of thing Trump would do. But the fight turned out to be

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in Denver, Trump, of course, was in Butler, Pennsylvania, at

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the hospital anyway. So you just
don't know. The dust has to settle.

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Information is coming in and a lot
of this stuff. It's fair game.

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Sometimes sometimes we just simply have to
let these things come to us,

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let the dust settle. This happened
after nine to eleven. I remember after

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nine to eleven. I remember on
nine eleven, I was at a building

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in downtown Indianapolis, a tall building. I don't know how many stories that

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building was, but right downtown,
one of the taller buildings. And you

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know, we were I was in
a class and we were studying. I

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was I had just started a job, maybe two three, maybe a month

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before, two to four weeks before, something like that, and I was

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there for training. And I remember
during the breaks we would go and watch

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as the World Trade Towers were on
fire after they had been hit, and

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it was just, you know,
it was shocking. We didn't understand it.

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I had never been at the time
to New York City, the skies

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and are the size and scope of
those buildings was foreign to me. I

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just it was all happening so fast. I was what twenty, I was

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young. I don't know twenty two
maybe something like that. Anyway, but

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there was information that was coming out
in the hours and even the days after

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nine to eleven that just turned out
to not be true, reports of other

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airplanes that had been hijacked, other
targets across the United States, other cities.

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We evacuated the building that we were
in because of that. Anyway,

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that's just part and parcel of what
we're dealing with here today. So I'm

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gonna do my best, and I
can tell you normally I say whatever we're

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going to talk about in the stack
of stuff, I don't know that that's

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going to be true. I've got
notes here that I had taken overnight Saturday

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into Sunday morning as I was watching
the reports and when the shooter was identified

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and all that sort of stuff.
So, but there is a lot in

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the stack of stuff if you want
to check it out, Todd have Show

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let me start here and we are
going to do our best to keep this.

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Uh. You know, there's all
sorts of directions that this could this

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could go today. So just bear
with me because this is one of the

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harder programs that I've had to do. Here, the the just sheer volume

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of information, the amount of questions, the political implications of this, just

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the uncertainty, the I just all
of it. It's a lot. So

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let me begin though by by talking
about this. I saw a headline I'm

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not going to mention who. I
saw the headline from political commentator, and

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it stated that Trump saved his own
life. And I would say, in

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a very simple and sort of superficial
sense, one could perhaps choose to view

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it that way, but my friends, Trump's life was providentially spared. I

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don't know. Someone has put together
an animation, a graphic, if you

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will, of the direction that Trump's
head was turning, and we're talking a

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fraction of a second. What was
it like three and a half milliseconds or

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something where Trump turned his head.
He has recently started and I don't know

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that I even knew this because I
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this is obvious from watching a rally
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on television. I've been to some
of these things before where Trump is spoken

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in our a convention in Indianapolis several
years ago. That's when we were in

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the media pit, which was interesting
when the crowd started booing the press,

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which I thought was hilarious, but
also he spoke here at the State Fairgrounds

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in Indiana. This would have been
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probably April of two thousand and sixteen. And I went to that because I

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wanted to just experience it, just
to These rallies are i mean, very

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unique political events. No one else
can do one of these things like Trump.

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So but back in the day,
the ones that I had gone to,

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they didn't have what they have today. They have since added these big

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screens and Trump uses them like he's
doing a presentation. He'll put slides up

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there that show I think the slide
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was a slide about maybe illegal immigration. I think that's what he was talking

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about. And so the slides like
back over his shoulder, and so he'll

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turn his head and look at the
screen. And so you've got a shooter

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on a building. They're saying one
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away from the stage where Trump was
speaking. Now, I know that that

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raised it. That should raise a
ton of questions in and of itself immediately

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right that that doesn't compute. I've
heard someone say, I think the CEO

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of Black Blackwater, who was I
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A CEO said that it's either malice
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Eric Prince who said that that was
the two explanations of what happened by allowing

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someone to get that close to President
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get to that, but right now
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the the I think obvious conclusion that
this that Trump's life was providentially saved because

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if Trump was looking straight ahead or
even even off to slight angles. Forty

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five agrees to either side, that
bullet was on a path to effectively and

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I don't want to be too graphic
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I don't know, third of his
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if he's looking straight ahead or even
slightly turned, it's going to enter somewhere

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maybe slightly behind the ear, right
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of that slide and his decision split
second decision to turn his head to look

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at that slide between the time which
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the shooter pulls the trigger and the
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Trump in the ear Trump turned his
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head, and you can see on
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first see this, if you were
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mean, you didn't know exactly what
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was kind of shock. I had
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actually lifting on Saturday, and he
texted me. He said, can you

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believe what's happened with Trump? And
I said, well, I've not seen

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so I went and looked, and
I'm you know, it was it was

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shocking. I don't even know if
the first thing that I saw had audio,

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which, of course in the audio
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gunfire. Anyway, there's a lot
to piece together. So but as I've

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watched this thing, and I'm as
I'm sure you have as well. You

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see how he's turning his head and
he he kind of reaches up and you

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can tell something strikes him. I
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Then you see him hit the ground. Of course, Secret Service covers him

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up very quickly. The sniper providing
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shoots him between the eyes. By
the way, Trump has given an interview

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with The New York Post New York
Post. I have that in the stack

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of stuff, or you can google
that if you want to see that,

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or don't. I wouldn't use Google, use something else. I don't.

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I don't know what to what to
tell you to use. Because all these

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search ins I think are still given
money. I shouldn't say all of them.

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A lot of them, the ones
I know of, are you know,

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given They're stealing your privacy, selling
your information and using using the money

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to find left wing politicians. Anyway, but that is you can you can

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check that out as the point.
But this is, this is providential protection.

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Even when he turns his head.
I mean, you know, I've

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got headphones on in the studio,
but if I was to, you know,

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take a look at my ear.
Take a look of a picture of

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a person, how close their ear
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my friend, is the separation between
the bullet potentially fatally wounding the former president

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of the United States and amounting to
what has become and I'm not minimizing it,

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but a flesh wound, right,
it went through his ears. Nothing

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small. Trump says, He's fine. But this is, this is providential

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protection, and I don't mean Look, I don't mean this as I don't

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want to be misunderstood. I'm not
Look, a lot of people, a

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lot of complaints that the left have, or even even Christians who are not

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people who support Trump. Trump is
not a savior, my friends, that

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that role has been taken. That
role has been filled perfectly through Jesus.

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So Trump's not the savior. But
what Trump is doing is utterly necessary for

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the survival of this Republic, and
in that sense, he's a very important

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figure. He's a very important leader. He's been one that has been willing

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to do the things that a lot
of these knuckleheads and clowns and dare I

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even say losers and the Republican Party
have not done in the past several decades,

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They've not done what they should be
doing. Along comes Trump. I

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don't want to go through that whole
thing. You know, my thought about

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how Trump arrived on the scene and
why he resonates with so many people.

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But Trump arrives on the scene and
it connects with people because it's been absent

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for so long. So No,
for those of you who are never Trumpers

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or who are you know, Christians
who are Republicans who just can't stomach voting

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for Trump. Trump's not a savior, but Trump is an important political figure.

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It's kind of like, gee,
if you watch sports, right,

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if you watch sports here in Innnapolis
years ago, we had the Colts under

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Peyton Manning. The Colts under Peyton
Manning, and the Colts were very good

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for a long time, only were
able to secure one Super Bowl. They

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had two trips, but only won
one super Bowl under Peyton Manning. And

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Peyton Manning re evolutionized the game of
football. In fact, I remember when

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I when he was younger, he
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or two there through. I think
he has the rookie recordhere. He did

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for the most interceptions thrown in a
season, and it was tough. And

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I remember even when he was changing
the play constantly at the line of scrimmage.

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As I used to play football,
I knew, I knew about it,

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and I thought, my goodness,
this guy every time he's he's you

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know, audibling. He just felt
like a discombobulated, disjointed offense to me

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at first, But turns out he
knew what he was doing. He revolutionized

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the position with his intellect and understanding
of reading defenses, of getting into the

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right play call that gave them in
many cases just the slight advantage. But

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taking Peyton Manning off of the Colts
football team, we saw what that did.

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When he was injured. He had
a neck injury, had surgery,

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missed the whole season, which I
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season with the Colts. Curtis Paynter
played back up. I don't know if

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Payter played the whole season or what, but I remember we would get the

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ball in one possession. In particular, it was we would lose the lose

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yardage on a possession. It would
seem like the defense would move the ball

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closer to scoring even when we had
the ball. So the point is it

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was clear that Peyton Manning was an
instrumental player on the team. You don't

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have to think that he's God or
a savior to realize that he's still very

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important. That's how That's how I
look at Trump, and we need people

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like this, more people like this, speaking of which he's going to announce

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this is convention week. That's another
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convention being delayed. I remember the
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this, No, it's not going
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things that he did before leaving that
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after the point. But what's so
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that God is intervening? God intervene, intervenes in the affairs of man?

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here on the Todd Show. But, my friends, what is so hard,

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as I get back to what we
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to accept about the idea that God
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you know, I don't think God's
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mean, the whole point of having
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to relate with us, to have
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we're here, and the best explanation, without any doubt whatsoever, for us

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being here is that someone or something
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that someone is the God of the
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you think. But this idea that
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again is the best explanation of our
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he is involved when he wants to
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hard to believe about that? Well, science proves, don't you see,

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my friend. Science proves what happens
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it proves what happens when it works
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to work, the laws of physics, whatever, the laws of the laws

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of nature. But it doesn't prove
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because science can't determine if God would
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God would intervene. And I look
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shot of Trump, and I look
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AR fifteen from what I understand that
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to fatally wounding him. The head
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you could say, if you want
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superficial side, you could say that
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these events saved to him. But
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well, three and a half milliseconds, I think is the head turn.

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If it would have happened three and
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taken the back of his skull off, and we would be having a much

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different conversation today in the wake of
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providence is clearly what happened on Saturday. I thank god that he spared his

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life. I thank god that justice
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and that this wasn't a much bigger
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so much more to say about this, my friends, gotta take a time

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out. Though you're listening here to
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patience isn't necessary today because I gotta
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I've done, just just do,
and I've done this for nine years just

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due to the sh and I don't
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it is. There's a lot to
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a lot of things to deal with, and we're gonna get to those things

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as the program unfolds. But I'm
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my friends. Back in just a
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Oz, I tell you what there
is so much information to manage your

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But Oz told me during the break
that morning, Joe, you know that

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show. We play soundbites every once
in a while, Meeka Berzhinski, Joe

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Scarborough MSNBC. They usually have a
bunch of lunatics on there. They themselves

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behave as lunatics quite frequently as well. Their program didn't air today Monday morning,

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And why didn't it air? Because
they were oz is sending me to

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this. Did you send that to
me let me via email. See even

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Oz sends emails to totatathoffshow dot com. This is uh New York Post.

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Morning Joe pulled from air Monday over
Trump assassination attempt and this is what it

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says. MSNBC pulled its left leaning
talk show Morning Joe from the air on

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Monday morning Excuse me on Monday,
following an assassination on former President Donald Trump

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over the weekend. The possess progressive
show hosted by Joe Scarborough and Mikon Brazinski

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will not air Monday morning and we'll
resume Tuesday despite the start of the Republican

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National Convention. Here it is,
a source familiar with the matter told CNN's

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this is coming from CNN just the
Kissing cousin of MSNBC that the show was

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pulled to prevent one of its dozens
of guests from making an inappropriate comment while

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live that could paint the show a
network in a bad light. So they're

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so worried about the idiots they have
on their show getting on there saying something

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they shouldn't say and painting the network
and a bad life. What are a

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bad light? What does that say
about Joe Scarborough and Mika Brazinski's guess,

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I don't worry about No, we
don't have any guests. Now we might

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have some more as the program is
evolving. Here. I don't do that

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very often, but I can't if
someone said something that revolting and vile to

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where I just I can't even relate
to this, like you could say that

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that shows that the guests are out
of control. And I'm going to talk

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about some of these responses by the
way, to what happened Saturday night,

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Saturday evening. But why would it
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it's handled correctly by Joe Scarborough and
Mika Brzinski. Let's say, for example,

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let's say, for example, that
someone came on there and said some

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of the idiotic things that I saw
on social media over the weekend. I

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say, by the way, I
say, let the demons show their true

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colors here, those who lament the
fact that the shot missed, show your

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true colors. Look, everyone who's
voting for Biden is not rooting for the

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demise and death of Trump. Let
me be abundantly clear about that. However,

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there are certainly some that do.
It is evil, It is straight

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from the pits of hell evil.
It is demonic and demented. And if

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Joe Scarborough and Mika Brazinski has one
of these lunatic evil guests on their program,

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which apparently they fear that they do, which is why they canceled.

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They canceled their show today because of
fear that they're maniacal lunatics they bring on

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there, we're gonna say something like
cheering for the assassed. I don't know,

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stupid, evil, wicked stuff.
But if they did, if you

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have a guest that does that,
why don't you stop what? I just

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why don't you just stop it?
Put an end to it. No,

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we're not that. You can have
any political discourse you want. You can

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say you can be on the side
of Biden, you can attack Trump's policies,

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you can say that you think he
would be a bad leader, whatever.

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But if you're gonna cheer for his
death, you're part of the problem.

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You are definition, by definition,
part of the problem. Go look

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in the mirror and you know what. Joe Scarborough won't say that to one

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of his lunatic, maniacal guests.
Mika Brazinski will not say that to one

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of the lunatic, maniacal, evil
guests that they feared in their lineup.

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What to say about these clowns.
These people are complete cowards, These people

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are complete whimps. These people know
the folks that are coming onto their program

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each and every day. This says
a lot about not just the guests.

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I know the guests not by name, but you know they're all the same,

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right, They're all the same.
There's categories. Some of them fall

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into different categories, but there's a
few categories. And within that category,

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if you're in the insane, unhinged, cheering for the death, lamenting the

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fact that the shot missed category,
you are you have You have been handed

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over to depravity. You are evil, you are wicked. You are the

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definition of the problem in this country. And if you're a Joe Scarborough type

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of Mika Brazinski type, who's afraid? Those are the people that you're hanging

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out with, inviting onto your program. And let's just say one of them

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slipped through. I don't expect them
to know everything. It's a free country.

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You don't know what some lunatics going
to say on your show, Fine,

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but cut it off. You actually
you know what it may actually earn

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the respect of someone like I'm not
going to start watching your stupid show.

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But I'll tell you this, you
could earn my respect if someone came on

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there and said that and you cut
them off and said, this is unacceptable.

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We're not having you on. You've
been banned from coming on this program.

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Get lost, loser. You are
part of the problem. But they

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canceled the show instead. I just
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but I still can't come to grips
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So so many things to get to. But since I've already opened up this,

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I guess Pandora's box with these idiots, I'm talking straight idiots on social

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media. I you know, a
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shooting the assassination attempt was on social
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so I could see some of the
comments and comments like too bad that the

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shooter missed was a common response to
which I may or may not have said,

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but definitely did to at least one
clown that if this is your response,

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then you one hundred percent of the
problem in this country. Today,

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I'm going to say from this microphone
this morning, the same thing I would

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have said on Friday morning, the
same thing I would have said nine years

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ago when I started this program.
You are free to believe what you want.

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Now. That doesn't mean that you're
right, That doesn't mean that all

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opinions are equal. In fact,
we all know, and the quiet little

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recesses of our mind, that constitutional
conservatism is rooted in truth and goodness and

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reality, and that the radical left
worldview is completely morally bankrupt. It's absolutely

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disgusting, and we see it on
display. We see it on display in

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the wake of this shooting, saying
too bad they missed. If you're saying

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that, if you're thinking that,
you're part of the problem. My friends,

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I remember telling Oz as we were
as this was all coming, you

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know, into into view as to
what happened, I remember saying, which,

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again, these are obvious things.
These are obvious things for reasonable people,

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not those that have completely given over
their minds to depravity, but reasonable

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people say the reaction would be the
same if I heard that someone tried to

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harm Joe Biden, Kamala Harris,
Nancy Pelosi, Maxine Waters. You don't

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have to politically agree with me for
me to say that you need to be

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protected, that someone trying to take
your life is a good thing. Why

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would someone say that? Says a
lot more about the person saying it than

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the person that's actually the victim.
And the case now that is all over

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the place, and that's what morning
Joe, I guess, is ultimately afraid

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of. And folks, you know, the initial shock is now over.

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The Democrats are in crisis management,
mode. So you just think you remember

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the show on Friday or even last
week. I remember talking about the absolute

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disarray of the Democrat Party that has
just been magnified by a million. This

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is a million times worse for politically, and I don't even want to get

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into the politics of this. I'm
just telling you that's where they already are.

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And so I'm guessing that's part of
the calculation here for Joe Scarborough.

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Let's just call it in the day, Let's not even do a show because

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this is a political loser for us
today because you know, because of everything

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that transpired, So much more to
say about this, my friends, and

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again be patient with me as we
navigate all of these complexities and just all

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the sheer information here in the wake
of the attempted assassination of President Trump.

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Quick time out though, my friends, back in just a minute. Welcome

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back, my friends. So if
you've seen the video, which I'm certain

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you have the video, the main
feed right from the television cameras that were

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there on the on Saturday evening,
you've, of course, of course watched

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it all unfold. There's other camera
angles as well, from people who of

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course were filming on their iPhones or
whatever they're androids at the event, and

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so you can see a couple of
things. Number one, the one that

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was the first and foremost obvious,
I guess to us, was watching Trump

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turn his head. You could hear
a noise. You could see Trump's hand

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kind of come up to his face
as though he felt he was struck by

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something. It turns out that that
was the bullet going through, as I

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understand through his would have been his
right ear. I guess he then hits

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the ground. Secret Service covered him
up very quickly, very quickly. There

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was a team. You couldn't see
this on the initial feed. All you

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could see at the beginning was a
pile of people on top of Trump.

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You could, of course, they
were right by the microphone, so you

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could hear a lot of this.
Within a few seconds, they said,

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the shooter is neutralized, the threat
is neutralized, the shooters down. However,

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they said that Hawkeye, which I
think was that response team that had

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rifles that kind of rushed the stage
and established a perimeter. They came and

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you know, secured that secured the
perimeter of the of the stage, and

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then you could hear them say,
you know, on you on you,

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let's go. And they stand up, right, they stand up, and

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Trump stands up in the middle,
and they're all they're on Trump like you

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know, they're just all over and
some of them are putting their hands up

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behind his head just to block the
views should there be another shooter. You

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know, this happened just seconds prior. And so they're starting to rush him

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off the stage, and he says
two things. First, he says,

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I want to get let me get
my shoes. He lost his shoes.

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In fact, if you read this
story in the New York Post, forgive

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me if I said Washington Post earlier, that's not where this is. This

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is the New York Post, Michael
Goodwin. It's an exclusive headline. I

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don't have time to read this,
but it's in the stack of stuff on

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at our website tatoshow dot com.
Or go to The New York Post's website

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headline grateful, defiant Trump recounts surviving
surreal assassination attempt at rally. I'm supposed

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to be dead, he said so, but he said he mentioned this during

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during this interview. He said he
marveled at how the agents came flying in

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like linebackers as soon as the shooting
started and he unbuttoned his long sleeved white

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shirt to show a large bruise on
his right forearm. That's what he was

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showing, mister Goodwin. Here.
He also cleared up any mystery or a

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mystery about his shoes. On the
video of the shooting and aftermath, as

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the burly agents tried to rush him
off the stage for safety, he can

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be heard saying, wait, I
want to get my shoes. As he

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explained in the interview, the agents
hit me so hard that my shoes fell

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off. And my shoes are tight, he said with the smile. So

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Trump wears tight shoes, but he
lost his shoes. He says, let

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me get my shoes, and then
he says, wait, wait, and

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then there is an image that my
friends is well iconic. Trump says this.

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Trump mentions this as well, whereas
I don't know if I'm gonna have

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time to find this. I've forgotten
this was in here. Again, so

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much information here. It is a
lot of people say it's the most iconic

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photo they've ever seen. Trump said, I love this. By the way,

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this is this is Trump. This
is perfect Trump. They're right,

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and I didn't die. Usually you
have usually as you have to die to

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have an iconic picture. That's what
Trump said. Oh my goodness. But

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he says wait, wait, and
then he pumps his fist to the crowd,

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I don't know several times, and
he's saying fight, and the crowd

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freaking loves this. By the way, did you notice too, the crowd,

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I mean, I don't know.
You know, obviously we didn't see

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all the crowd and everything, but
they stayed remarkably like calm. There wasn't

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a you know, a rush of
people leaving or panicking or anything like that

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that I could see. Then,
of course, it was followed up by

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Chance of Usa USA. I mean
that. If you want to know what

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the left hates the most about all
this, the people that want this guy

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to be dead, these freaking scum
of the earth. They don't like that

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image because it is iconic of Trump. Blood coming down his face. At

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first they said it was a trickle. It was like a drop of blood

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somebody in the media. I mean, look, it could have been a

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lot worse, but there was a
significant amount of blood still from his ear

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been shot Chance of USA. Trump
defiantly pumping his fist. They usher him

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into the motorcade get him to the
hospital. So my friend's so much more

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I just this hour's over is the
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