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my friends, again, to be
here. So I am today.

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We've been talking, of course,
a lot about this campaign, this election.

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We've been talking a lot about the
charges against Trump, the polling.

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Trump is still I mean, blowing
people out of the water out there,

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Republicans, I mean, folks.
This stuff was totally predictable, one hundred

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percent predictable. We knew, we
knew that President Trump. It didn't take

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experts. In fact, I would
say it takes anyone who's not an expert.

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I think that the most overused and
abused term, misunderstood term is the

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term expert. I think that the
headline that is probably amongst the most common,

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the most common headlines in this country
today and online news sources or wherever,

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the most common headline has to be
experts were wrong. Experts tell us

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all of these things. Experts tell
us to be terrified of all of these

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things. And then we after some
amount of time, sometimes it's not much

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time, sometimes it's a long time, we're told, lo and behold.

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Finally, the experts were wrong.
Experts were wrong about max masks. Experts

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have been wrong about so many things
with COVID experts, of course, I

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laugh when I say this. Experts
have been wrong about inflation and the Inflation

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Reduction Act. The experts told us
to vote for Biden to restore America's image

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in the world, get back to
sanity in this country, in decency.

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Experts were clearly wrong on that.
Experts are wrong all the time. The

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only headline that is a little bit
more prevalent max actually a lot more prevalent

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then experts are wrong is something that's
demonizing Trump. And so when I look

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at this campaign, the first thing
I see is that we the people,

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we people with common sense with an
independent thinking mind, with someone who doesn't

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have an agenda right, trying to
get people, trying to make it sound

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like something is inevitable, like Trump
going anybody besides Trump being the presidential nominee

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for the Republican Party, Trump going
to prison, which I'm saying, I'm

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not saying is not a possibility,
by the way. I'm just saying,

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just saying, the experts have told
us a bunch of stuff that is routinely

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wrong, routinely routinely wrong. I
cringe if someone we'd get interviewed from time

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to time, as you know,
being a host of this incredible program,

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we get interviewed, interview requests from
folks, and sometimes people might say,

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well, you're an expert in this
area. I cringe. Do not insult

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me by putting me in with these
self appointed experts, and I would hope

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that you would insist the same.
In your world. We don't need to

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be experts. We need to be
people with common sense with an independent thinking

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mind. And that is why we
arrived at the conclusion very easily, very

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early in the process that this.
The only chance that anyone on that Republican

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debate stage has in becoming the nominee
is if they take Trump out. And

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so that became in my mind.
And I don't fault all of them.

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I do fault some of them battling
something in the eyeball here this morning.

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I don't fault all of them for
joining the race. I don't mean it's

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it's the process, but to pretend
to pretend like it's a toss up or

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my bigger problem is to put yourself
on the side that says we are going

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to hope fingers cross for the success
of our campaign, that they take this

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guy out, that they either wear
him out, that they either mentally break

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him, that they just overwhelm his
ability to campaign. If I just have

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a problem with this unless you do
what vvak Ramaswamy does, which is criticized

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it the whole way while saying I
still want the nomination, I think that

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that's the right approach that at least
is something I will listen to versus what

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most of the others are doing,
which is pretending like we have a legitimate

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presidential campaign happening, a legitimate process
where there's a handful of people that all

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have a reasonable chance at winning the
nomination, it's just not what it is.

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And then they don't talk about the
real issue. The real issue is

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what is going to happen with President
Trump. That's the real issue. That

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is one hundred percent the issue.
If and even if that is the issue,

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and it is even if that is
the case and it is, then

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it doesn't even matter to some extent. It will to a degree, and

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it will to a degree for actually
in multiple ways. It will impact voters

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differently, I think. But even
if he's in prison running a campaign,

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which we're gonna talk about this morning. We've hit on this before, but

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I've got a SoundBite from the geniuses
on the view, and I just want

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to play this. I don't even
know when this from a few days ago.

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I had this in the stack,
and I wanted to wait until I

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had some time to talk about it
because I think it illustrates so much.

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It illustrates so much of what you
know, It illustrates so much of what

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we have been talking about here on
this program. It's the strategy to stop

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Trump at all costs. They don't
care about anything else. They are going

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complete scorched earth. They have already
indicted him, but he's got ninety one

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charges through four separate indictments. They
want to I mean, the number of

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years the guy can spend in prison. I don't have it in front of

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me, but I mean, you
would think he was a serial killer.

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Of course, if you listen to
the leftist in the media, they would

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act like, yeah, he is
a serial it's the same. If it's

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worse, it's worse. Tid he
three try to overthrow our government. Insurrectionist

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Todd fourteenth Amendment getting tossed around in
there. People are grasping at straws,

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especially people that have no reverence for
the Constitution in normal circumstances and situations,

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they are completely enamored with finding something. Suddenly they become constitutional scholars. And

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I'm not saying it doesn't matter.
I'm just saying, do not be fooled

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by these folks. They are disingenuous. They come to you as wolves in

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sheep clothes. Thing. They are
professional deceivers. These people have agendas and

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intentions that I think the average person
would be mortified to find out. These

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are not good people. They are
deceptive. They do not come to you

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in good faith. They are jokers
and clowns and much much much worse and

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much much much darker. They are
prepared to do anything, anything to win

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this election. Government is their god, and they cannot stand the idea of

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having their so called, well,
they're president, which they would would be

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akin to the chief priest or you're
pastor of a church or something, because

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their church is the government. They
do not want someone like Donald J.

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Trump. They cannot stand that,
they cannot stomach that he is not He

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is actually the antithesis of what they
want in office. And it's not for

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reasons that they want you to believe. It's not because he's a threat to

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our democracy. It's not because he's
gonna cause World War three with rocket Man.

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It's none of that. That's all
smoke and mirrors. It is because

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he interferes with the globalist agenda.
It is because he actually returns power to

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the people. And I'm not saying
this. Look, I don't mean to

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paint the picture that Trump is a
perfect president. There is no such thing

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as a perfect president. There is
no such thing as a perfect talk show

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host, though we get dangerously close
from time to time. The point is

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they they there are the battle lines
have been drawn. You know, the

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saying all is fair in love and
war like that is not metaphorical to them.

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They are they are very very serious
about this, whatever it takes.

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I remember the line from Seinfeld.
For those of you that were Seinfeld fans

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like I was, there's an episode
where Newman Newman, as Jerry would say,

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and the mailman was trying to get
a dream location in Hawaii. This

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was before well the nonsense is happening
there today. That's a mess, absolutely,

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that's a whole you know, we've
talked about it a little bit.

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Absolute debacle and mess in every conceivable
way. There should be legitimate questions on

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so many things as to what is
going on there, why they are not,

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why they've made getting supplies so complicated, why they are so slow,

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all of this stuff. That's another
issue altogether. But Newman wanted to be

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relocated to Hawaii, and he kind
of was throwing at a pity party because

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he thought, I can't get the
you know, there's there's too much mail

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to deliver or some such thing.
So Jerry decided to step in. Jerry

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filled in for him on a voluntary
basis because and this is what makes me

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think of this? He tells Newman. Newman, I'll do whatever it takes

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for as long as it takes me
as so long as it takes you away

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from me. That's what he told
him and friends. That is the position

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of the Democrat Party when it comes
to Donald Trump. Now, Jerry seinfeldt

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of course, as a comedian,
that was meant to be hyperbolic and dramatic

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and entertaining. This, however,
is happening in real life. They will

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do whatever it takes, emphasis on
whatever. They will do whatever it takes,

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as long as it takes them,
so long as it takes him Trump

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away from them, and away from
them, in the simplest of terms,

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means keeping him out of political office, out of the White House. They

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would be, in a very unhealthy
way overjoyed if he was locked away in

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prison, preferably in their minds,
somewhere in the hole, somewhere where he's

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getting attacked on a daily basis,
in the clink. They would love that.

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They would love that. They're sick
people. I'm they are sick.

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I just there's nothing wrong longing for
justice. And there are people that believe

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that Trump stayed a coup on January
sixth to twenty one. I think that's

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delusional and crazy. But okay,
they want justice for Trump. They think

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that warrants him to not be president. All this stuff fine, That's different

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from the people who are just are
who I just described, the people who

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say they'll do whatever it takes to
keep Trump off the ballot. They cheer

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and applaud the idea that he's in
the clink, that he's in the hole,

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that he is suffering in prison.
Is the people. They had no

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concern. The media, had no
concern about the conditions of the jail,

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Fulton County Jail where Trump was booked
and his mug shot was taken and all

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that. They actually you could tell
they were happy they wanted him. Is

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there any way we can get him
in a holding cell for a little bit?

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Can we get him roughed up in
there? They were cheering, I'm

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telling you. And it's not everybody
who's against Trump, but there is there

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is a group of people that this
is what they wake up for in the

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morning. I just it is so
unhealthy, It is so wicked and evil.

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It is just it makes me.
I just I get sick talking about

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it. It's it's ridiculous. Well, I get a little bit humored,

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because how deranged does one have to
be to where that is your life?

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But this is what we're up against. I know that some of you don't

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won't see it that way, but
I don't see it possible for it to

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be any other way. This has
been the consistent theme of how they've dealt

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with him. It is going to
be how it's going to continue. It

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is why I say buckle up.
We've seen nothing yet, We have seen

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not even the beginning of the tip
of the iceberg as to where this is

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going. And I hope all of
you and everyone that you know has the

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resolve to see this thing through because
it is going to be a metaphorical blood

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blood bath here, metaphorical. Take
it easy, sensors out there. It's

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just colorful language to make a point. This is not going to be for

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the timid. This is not going
to be for the faint hearted. This

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is political war. We better buckle
up and get ready because it's coming like

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it or not. Just like this
break is coming to my friends. I

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gotta take a time out, quick
time out. When we get back,

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I want to play this SoundBite from
the view Sonny, what's your last name?

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Sonny Hostin, Sonny Hostin. It's
about a ninety second clip, and

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I want to I want to play
it for you. It's it's the strategy.

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It's it's the it's just another extension
of the strategy, which we've talked

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about on here before. But I
also want you to hear that she's excited.

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She uses the word excited I think
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indictments. She's an sided about that. I just is so bizarre to me.

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I think it's bizarre to any sort
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get into that in due course.
Better timeout is necessary. Sit tight,

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my friends, you were here listening
to conservative not better talk. Great decision

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on your part today. Be back
here in just a minute. I come

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back to my friends. I was
asking me during the break to say something

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i'd said. It struck her so
brilliantly. She wanted me to say it

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just as I had said it,
and I said, Oz, I can't

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remember on the fly, give me
a second here. It might come back

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to me anyway. So I want
to play this SoundBite. This is the

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view, Well, this show is
not the view. This show is anathetical

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to the view. This show is
about thinking. This show, my show,

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the one you're listening to. This
show respects you as a human being.

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You have your own mind, You
have the ability to use logic,

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reason, rationale. You know how
to read, you know how to think,

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you know how to do research.
I come on here to talk about

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things that appeal to you in that
way. I do not. I do

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not do it the way that the
view does. The view is about emotion.

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Oh, it's everything is I mean, I remember when Rush and I

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know it's a different show, but
it's the same thing. It's the same

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thing Rash used to talk about Oprah, and Oprah used to you know,

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cut her show and she would say, look, you know, let's get

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more of an emotional response, you
know, get this person crying whatever,

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and look, the power of emotion
is. I mean, it's very real.

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But see I think the power I
don't know. I'm just I'm old

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fashioned. I don't think that stuff
should attempt should be fabricated. I don't

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think it should be fabricated. I
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tools that we have to make the
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hyperbole and exaggeration, and all that. But it's not just about to

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fabricate emotion. It takes away from
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an attempt to manipulate the audience.
What is this stuff? I just it's

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it's but this is what they do. It's anathetical to this show. So

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we gotta get into the mindset this
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from listening to me talk or for
how your brain normally works to get into

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the view mode, you know.
So I don't know what helps you do

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that. If you can, if
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of how they want you to receive
this. I mean, don't do this

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without a little bit of a filter, because this is what they want from

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all people. But just see it. Try to see it for what it

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is, which is which is emotional, superficial, non no depth, no

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intent on trying to understand the Trump's
supporter, no intent on trying to actually

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get to truth, no intent on
anything other than destroying the president. That's

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what they're trying to do. That's
what they're trying to do. They act

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like it's well, I don't know
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what they're trying to do. But
anyway, so Sunny Houston, I had

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to ask guys how to say her
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I don't listen. Yeah, I
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don't say their last name very much. Anyway, So Sunny Houston here on

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the view lays forth what we've gone
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it's one of those things that was
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would hear stories this state's trying to
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through the fourteenth Amendment and everything else. But you would hear it,

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you know, not as much you
were we were here, we heard a

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lot more about indictments and everything else, insurrection, kudata, whatever. So

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she's on here basically again going to
the Seinfeld strategy. They'll do whatever it

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takes as long as it takes them, so long as it takes him Trump

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away from political power. And so
listen to her explain this. Listen to

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the she's excited she says about indictments. Excited. I just that is so

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bizarre to me. Anyway, Let's
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silliness after she finishes about ninety seconds
here field. But what I want what

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I want to say is I think
the larger question is he's going to be

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convicted of something. Right, I've
said it all the time, federal defendants

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get convicted, like ninety seven percent
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case, he's on tape for one
of the charges. So he's going to

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get convicted. The larger question is
why is he even allowed to run?

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And you know I wherever, then
there are these legal and listen, I

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were talking about an early audience.
There are conservative legal minds and experts that

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are saying that under the fourteenth Amendment, he is not even allowed to run,

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even though he hasn't been convicted yet, because the fourteenth Amendment says,

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if you've participated in public office after
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insurrection, you're ineligible to run.
Okay. And so you have two lawsuits

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now pending, I think one in
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Remember Madison quoth Bone and the one
that was getting in trouble for all that

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stuff. Well, a federal appeals
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because he participated in an insurrection and
there was no conviction there. So I

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really think that this legal theory is
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instead of concentrating so much about the
indictments. I mean, I'm very excited

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about them myself, but I definitely
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is not why he's allowed. Just
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you know, she essentially what she
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we've done all these indictments, We've
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me, she says, we go
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talks like this, right, who
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considers themselves as part of a movement, who has an objective. Objective is

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to do exactly what I've told you
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Right, whatever it takes, as
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long as it takes him Trump away
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she is admitting that she is intent
on that outcome. Period. She's focused

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on that outcome. You know,
it's interesting. I heard I'm in Alabama.

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Oh boy, this might get me
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fan, I know, and I'm
not listening to me. Before you form

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assumptions. I'm not a a Bandwagon
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something that goes back to my childhood. When I was a young man,

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my grandfather had you know, your
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hutch, I guess, with different
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things where they would put the china, the things that the kids never touched,

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the grandkids never touched. In fact, I remember there was a starting

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lineup. Do you remember those?
The starting lineup figuring Kareem abdul Jabbar.

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I can't remember. At one point
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point he was on the very top
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cram Abdul Jabbar starting lineup figuring.
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on my that's a whole kid's found. Well it's a long story, but

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there's one sitting here right now.
This is not Kareem abdul Jabar, so

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but in in that hutch, we're
a lot of things again China starting lineup,

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figuring pictures of family behind behind some
glass. And there was also a

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bottle of Coca cola, maybe a
twelve ounce bottle, not a huge bottle,

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maybe a twelve ounce bottle, I
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it had Paul the Bear Bryant on
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grandpa had bought that, I think
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don't I think he got it in
Alabama. I'm not sure, but as

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a little kid, I remember seeing
that, and you know, not really

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knowing. I was a football fan, but not knowing much about football outside

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of my region at the time.
I just started liking them because of my

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grandpa. And of course it doesn't
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not counting this year yet, Alabama
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Not this year yet, they're number
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Saban, who's the coach of Alabama, which I know saying his name gives

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you may have a very negative visceral
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That's not the point. But I
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and I want you to compare and
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saying. Nick Saban, who trains
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who teaches his players, who many
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which become Pro Bowl athletes, all
pros in the NFL Hall of Famers.

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He's the program is phenomenal. Did
the best players in the world come through

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the school. I'm gonna stop promoting
Alabama for a moment now. But he

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says, we focus on the process
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that again. So he's interested in
building people, men who can you know,

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use the skills, transfer the skills
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beings. He's also training men to
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be, and hopefully in their minds
are as far as they're concerned, to

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the best professional football player they can
be. And what does he tell them?

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We focus on the process and not
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we know what works, we know
what is the right thing to do,

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and we methodically do it. The
outcome will take care of itself. That

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is what a person with integrity does, My friend, the person with integrity

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does that very thing. The person
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who's a political hack, the person. Look at how we've talked about the

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Biden hunter Biden saga on this program, and I gotta take a break here.

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I mean, to me, it's
glaringly obvious the evidence. But you

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hear me say oftentimes allegedly. I
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one's been convicted, and I don't. But but there's strong evidence, there's

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strong evidence where you could be concerned, should be concerned with. I'm now

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talking and an agreement, by the
way, with those who say it's time

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to begin impeachment inquiries into what all
is going on here, because it's legitimate.

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It's straight up legit, it's not
fabricated. I don't have a desired

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outcome. Well, I do in
the sense that I want justice. I

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want decency returned to our government.
I want this nation to turn away from

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the corruption and evil that that it's
been embracing. But that's not what Sonny

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Houston saying. She's basically saying,
Hey, we want the guy out.

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We want to decide who the Republican
nominees are ourselves. We can't have it

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be in this Trump guy. We've
tried this, this, this, and

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this. I think we stick with
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fourteenth Amendment. Sounds good to me, says Sonny Hasten. The audience collapsed.

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Whoa Yeah, mindless, mind numb
robots, incapable or completely disinterested in

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having a thought of their own.
I've got to take a break, sit

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tight, my friends back in just
a minute. Welcome back to my friends.

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You know, I want to say
something else too. I think I

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actually think give me a second here, all right, there we go.

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I think I really do think this, and it's what our column is about.

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Huh. I know some of you
don't see it. I'm saying both

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of these things are true. We
are in the midst of a cold civil

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war, politically, culturally, from
a position of worldview, from a position

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a position of faith, we are
in the midst of a cold civil war.

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You know. It used to,
used to we could have different opinions,

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even very very different opinions, on
very key issues, very important issues,

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the meaning of life, whether there's
a God or not, how we

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decide to personally live our lives.
And we used to be able to.

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I mean, there's always obviously been
exceptions and There's been terrible things happened throughout

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history, but there were certainly also
times where people learn to just get along

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and to truly be tolerant, not
in the way that it's been used to

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manipulate us. Tolerant of things,
meaning I can coexist, not in the

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sense of a bumper sticker. But
I don't have to. You know,

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we can all live in America as
long as you're not trying to infringe upon

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my freedoms. You're trying to redefine
what I believe is morally right and just

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and trying to tell me how I
can raise my kids. You go over

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there, and you do all the
crazy you want, right, you go

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over there and do all the crazy
you want. People can think that about

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me and my faith and you and
I can think that about someone else.

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And that's that used to be the
way it was, but it's not that

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way anymore. It's not that way
anymore, and it's been becoming more intense

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more, I mean, very very
emotionally. Charges why shows like the View

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connect, that's why they applaud WHOA
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bet the average person if you ask
them how many amendments there are to the

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Constitution. What an amendment to the
Constitution is, What the Constitution is.

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I mean, people people thing that
we fought for our independence in nineteen twenty

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one against Switzerland. They have no
idea on these things, but they're cheering

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as though, Yeah, that's it, fourteenth Amendment. I've been saying it

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all along, Sally. I've been
trying to tell them that they just needed

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to go to the Constitution because this
guy did something that the Constitution forbids.

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He challenged an election. He told
his followers to peacefully and patriotically march to

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the Capitol Building on January sixth.
If that's not an insurrection, Sally,

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I don't know what is right.
This is how we get to this nonsense

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anyway. So but I still believe, I mean, that is true.

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That is true because of the margins. That's true. The margins of the

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radicals, the radically insane, deranged
people that are prepared to do what Sonny

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Houston has here, which is anything
it takes to stop Trump. That number

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is significant. They have positions of
power, they have position of influence,

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whether it's in media. We go
through the rush used to say the four

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Pillars of deceit. I think there's
more like seven media, academia, entertainment,

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government. I'm skipping a few because
I want to stay on point and

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because I don't have my list in
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There's the big tech, and there's
a couple others that I'm just neglecting on

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the fly here. But the point
is, the point is I still think

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while that is true, I think
that there's also still a group of people

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who are not fringe radical leftists who
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In fact, I think the majority
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The majority of rank and file voters. Again I've shared this before. I

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can't get into it today, but
they're single issue voters a lot right.

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They're union Democrats, or they're pro
choice Democrats, and they'll be conservative on

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every other issue, but they'll vote
Democrat because of that one thing. I'm

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not trying to brush the I think
pro life, or excuse me, pro

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choice is what it has at,
what it actually means, what it truly

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means in the sense of abortion,
not in the sense of what it means

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and common vernacular, or I guess
what it means technically. If you just

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look at definitions of words. Choice
is a good thing, but not the

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choice to terminate the life of another
human being. But the point is,

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so I'm not defending that, but
I am saying that they're conservative in every

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other conceivable way, but they vote
Democrats. So there's a lot of people

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that just are open. They there
are a lot of people that can still

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be persuaded. There's a lot of
common ground. That's why we do the

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column because I think and it's called
the series we're doing now, it's called

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common Ground. You can get that, by the way, free on the

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website totally free toddufshow dot com.
Just go to the scroll down on the

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homepage, just the tadbit. It's
right under the head and says sign up

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to receive our weekly column. It
goes out Wednesdays and anyway. So,

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but there is that element too,
right, there's the element of people that

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are confused and bamboozled and they follow
the narratives, but they're starting to think,

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you know what, this isn't adding
up because you know, they start

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looking back and they say, how
could Trump be You know, I'm trying

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to detect the pattern here, right, Russian collusion impeachment one, impeachment two,

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all these things constantly Trump's under assault. I think back I got two

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and a half years now to compare
Biden to Trump. Biden's fallen everywhere he

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goes, tipping over bicycles. Saw
the other day video of him shaking hands.

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I don't know if Oz if you
saw this, but he's shaking hands

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when he's in a group of He's
not a big group because nobody wants to

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go seeing, but he's shaking hands
with people who are supposedly meeting him.

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He shakes hands with a Secret Service
agent. Could see the wire leading into

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the guy's ear. I don't know
if Biden didn't recognize him, or if

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it was part of the attempt to
make it look like people really wanted to

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touch Biden instead of Biden sniffing them. But anyway, people have seen this,

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they can compare. They can remember
they're not stupid. They're not stupid,

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except for the ones that have willingly
checked out because they don't want to

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fight it. They don't want to
be in the part of the country that's

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demonized. They want to be associated
with the hip and the cool people,

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the people who have the positions of
power. The people who control the airwaves,

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control the narrative. Some people have
sold out, they've sold their soul

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in a sense, to just be
a part of that, which is crazy

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to me. One of the thing
I learned I got to a break the

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thing I learned from my father that
I've told people this. My dad is

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the guy that if, on principle, if there's a group of ten thousand

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people in the town square, if
you can envision this, and nine thousand,

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nine hundred and ninety nine of say
that they think this, that you

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know, they believe that A is
the case. If my dad's convinced that

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it's B, he's not joining.
He's not And I admire the heck out

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of him for that. He's not
trying to be belligerent or contentious or anything

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like that. It's principal and we
need more people like that who use their

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own thinking minds. And I have
to take a break. Along in this

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segment, my friends, sit tight
back in a minute, TikTok, TikTok,

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TikTok. My friends, you know
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twenty four is right around the corner. But as we get into the fourth

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a lot of time here. Actually
I'm gonna take a break and come back

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and wrap up after after this next
segment. Just give us a little bit

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more time than we usually have,
So quick time out, my friends.

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We'll come back after the break and
wrap up. See in a minute.

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Welcome back to my friends. We
are, as we've said and established so

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many anytime, so clearly that we
are in the midst of a cold civil

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war. We're at the beginning of
a campaign season. We've got an election

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here in what sixteen months or so, actually, no, fourteen fourteen months,

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fourteen months, and so there's a
lot hanging in the balance here.

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There is. But it's it's not
just about winning elections, though. It

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is about winning elections, and I'll
tell you why, because when the people

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who are prepared to trample your liberty
are elected to office. It absolutely matters,

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at one hundred percent matters, and
we should better wake up to this

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reality. And I think, I
think there's a lot there's never been a

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time in my life there hasn't been
where people are more inclined to try to

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understand and learn. I'm not talking
everybody, I'm not I'm not talking everybody,

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but a lot of people are realizing
that whatever they've been taught in school

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is not what's actually happening. They
don't understand and they're looking for answers,

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and my friends, you can step
in and fill that void. So by

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the way, we may or may
not be but definitely our writing an ebook

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to kind of help with some of
these things as well. But anyway,

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my friends, that's what we try
to do on this program each and every

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day, equip you for the fight. But I've got to go. Thanks

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for listening, SDG.

