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Oh, the water went down the
wrong pipe there, folks, As

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I took one last swig of water
here before we started today's program. It

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is good to be here today,
you know. As I look at the

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stack of stuff, which you can
always find on our website, a website

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Todhoffshow dot com, you know,
where do we begin? Do we talk

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about Nikki Hayley losing the Nevada primary
to literally nobody, which is a remarkable

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story. Reminds me again of John
Kasich running in fourth place when there were

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only two Republican candidates back in twenty
and sixteen. This has that vibe all

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over again. Do I want to
talk about Joseph Robinette Biden talking with dead

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French presidents? That's up there as
well. Do I want to talk about

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this delusional New York Times piece blaming
Republicans for refusing to secure the border.

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There's all kinds of crazy stuff.
Also a gender doctor, which what is

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a gender doctor? We have created? You know, gender doctors. We're

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not even in anyone's imagination. I
don't know metaphorically on the timeline of history.

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Thirty seconds ago, this wasn't even
a thing. But now there's a

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gender doctor, whatever that is.
Who says parents who oppose children transitioning,

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he says that those parents are the
ones who have a mental illness. Anyway,

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There's lots more in the stack of
stuff today, my friends, but

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we will get to those as much
of those things as we can in do

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course here today on the program.
If you want to be part of the

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conversation, I welcome you to join
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com or texting three one seven two
one zero twenty eight thirty. Let's start

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first. I suppose in the state
of Nevada headline here Nikki Haley loses Nevada

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primary. To quote none of these
candidates, So it's an interesting setup here.

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So Nevada, I always say Nevada. Trump told me to say Nevada,

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and I think people who are from
Nevada saan Nevada. I said Nevada.

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But I'll do my best here.
People from Nevada have a primary.

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They had a primary on Tuesday,
They have a caucus on Thursday. You

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have to if you were a candidate, you had to choose one of the

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two. You could be part of
one of those things, but not both

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of those things. In fact,
I want to read to you. This

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is an article that kind of explains
that kind of explains this. It doesn't

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really make a lot of sense to
me, but regardless, it says this.

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Voters are selecting candidates for president in
the Democratic and Republican primaries. There

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was some confusion. Former President Donald
Trump was not on the Republican ballot.

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That's because he chose not to be. State law requires both major parties to

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have a primary, but they can
also have a caucus, which the state

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GOP decided to do. Trump decided
to participate in the caucus Thursday because the

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Nevada GOP said, you can only
get delegates towards becoming the Republican nominee if

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you participate in the caucus. Candidates
cannot participate in both. By the way,

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this is NBC and of Montana that
I found. I googled this looking

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for an explanation on some of this
to share with you. There were seven

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candidates on the Republican primary ballot Tuesday. Whoever wins won't receive any delegates anyway,

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so you had to choose. So
think about this, Think about the

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thought process here. If your Nicky
Haley's campaign, you think there's a primary

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and a caucus, the primary is
one hundred percent pointless. You cannot get

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delegates. It is delegates that determine
who the Republican nominee for President of the

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United States is. All of these
primaries, all of these caucuses are designed

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to find a way or to give
candidates a path to accumulate delegates so that

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they have enough delegates when we get
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them to officially be nominated. They
have to have a certain number of delegates

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that they win in these state primaries
and caucuses and so forth. And so

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Nicki Haley's campaign decided to run in
the primary but not participate in the caucus,

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meaning she one hundred percent, one
hundred percent consented to the idea that

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she was not going to get any
delegates from the state of Nevada. Now,

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these are candidates. By the way, they're out there on the campaign

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trail, they're answering questions, why
are you still especially her in particular right

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now, why are you still in
the race? You know, Trump is

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smoking you everywhere that he goes.
He's gonna put a beat down on you

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metaphorically. Of course, I'm just
talking politically. I'm not talking in real

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life physical. I just mean the
political beatdown is being put down on you

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everywhere that you go, miss Haley. So why are you? Why are

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you still in the race? And
of course didn't they explain, well,

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I think I can win. I
think voters here should be looking at this,

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well, why are you winning?
Or excuse me running? I should

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say, why are you running in
a race that there's no way for you

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to even have a victory. In
fact, it was all downside because there

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was a an actual place on the
ballot where you could say I want none

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of these candidates. And so she
lost just I just it's mind boggling,

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but she loses to the selection on
the ballot that said none of these candidates.

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In fact, if I'm looking here, this is a tweet that went

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out sometime, what would it have
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I guess yesterday morning Wednesday, And
I don't know where the numbers are now

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because I haven't looked since I saw
this. But none of these candidates had

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sixty one sixty one percent, sixty
one percent, so sixty percent. Again

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I don't Again, I don't know
the final count. But this is with

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half of the precincts fifty three percent
of the precincts polling or reporting, I

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should say they none of these candidates, so literally no one, no one

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won the republic excuse me, yes, the Republican primary in the state of

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Nevada. Nobody won. Nikki Haley
finished in second. At this particular point

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in time, she was down about
twenty nine points to No. One,

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and then Mike Pence and Tim Scott, who both have excused themselves from the

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race. So basically, Nicki Hayley
lost to no. One, finished second

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to No. One, and she
edged out people that she beat them pretty

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significantly. About twenty eight points is
what she beat Pence, but she eked

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out of victory there over other people
that weren't even running. This is patently

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absurd and ridiculous. Why would you
strategically even do this, there's nothing to

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gain. The only thing that could
have happened is that you could have beat

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none of these candidates a selection on
the ballot that meant no one. I

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would rather have no one than have
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primary, she can't get any delegates. She would have beaten no one who

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would have come in second place.
Then she would have beat people that used

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to be in the race that are
no longer in the race. What is

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the purpose of this? It is
just embarrassing, no matter how you cut

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it. And I understand there's deadlines
and these things are probably done filed months

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ago, I don't know, and
back when, back when these folks were

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all in there, I get it
all. But this is just really embarrassing.

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But even beyond that, why would
you run? Why if you were

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given the choice between playing or participating, I should say, in the round,

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in the in the caucus, if
that's the one where the delegates are

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awarded, and if you really want
voters to believe that you think you have

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a chance, why would you not
be there? Why would you not be

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there? Of course we all know
the reason. They don't. They know

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that they can't win, and they
know the only chance they have, the

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only chance they have at winning the
Republican nomination, which is I mean slim

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to none. It's not even slim. Slim is an over exaggeration. It

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is practically zero. The only chance
is if something comes up that prevents Trump

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from being the Republican nominee. And
I'm talking talking about things like not being

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able to be on ballots, or
somehow a court rules him constitutionally ineligible for

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the ballot, or he gets convicted
and is sentenced, and I mean,

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I don't even know if that'll do
it, to be honest, but that

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is the only way that is their
campaign strategy. We're not even going to

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try to play for the points the
delegates. We're not trying to accumulate a

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score here. We just want to
be on a ballot that's purely symbolic.

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And in the symbolic ballot race that
we were on, we finished second literally

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to no one. I just can't
I can't wrap my head around whoever is

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strategizing over there. Whoever is strategizing
over there is I mean, it has

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some real problem. It's kind of
like, you know, I like UFC

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fighting, or you get to take
boxing for example, as well, or

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honestly, you could take say NC
DOUBLEA basketball or football. It's if you

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schedule someone onto your you know,
if you put someone on your schedule.

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Let's let's say you take a you
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ten football program, and they schedule
someone who's, you know, just trying

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to get into major Division one football. Maybe they're one double A. You

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know, these early season games,
and they get on the count, they

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get on the schedule, they get
on the calendar. I remember a few

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years ago it was Michigan and something, Appalachian State or something like this.

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They go up, don't they beat
Michigan at the Big House or something.

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It's been several years now, I
can't remember. But you schedule these games

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where you really have nothing to gain. If you beat them, you were

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supposed to beat them, chances aren't
if you beat them by thirty, you

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were supposed to beat them by forty, right, And if you lose,

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my goodness, you stand to lose
everything. Now you've lost to a team

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that you really probably shouldn't even have
been scheduling to begin with. That is

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what this looks like to me.
Why schedule yourself on a primary in a

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primary where you do not get delegates
when you could have chosen to opt in

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to the caucus with Trump. I
just I don't see any none of this

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makes any sense to me. None
of this makes any sense. And especially

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when one of the options on the
ballot is for someone to go and vote

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for none of these candidates and now
you lose, You lose quite literally to

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no one. This takes the place, I have to tell you, and

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I the presidential politics has always kind
of gets me going on a couple of

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things. And you know, it
reminds me of twenty sixteen when the Democrats

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they always talk about having a diverse
pool of candidates racially, ethnically, and

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they gave four old white men and
a Clinton back in two thousand in sixteen.

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And I remember, of course,
my favorite candidate in that bunch was

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sexy, sexy, sexy Martin O'Malley. I'm reminded of all these things.

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I'm reminded of John Kasich, which
I alluded to earlier, when John Kasich

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was running in fourth out of only
two candidates. These things entertain me.

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It goes to show just how ridiculous
some of these decisions are for people to

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stay in races but now I have
a new one. I have a new

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one that may have eclipsed all of
the rest and gone to the top of

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the list of my favorite presidential primary
one liner or just little factoid. Nikki

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Hayley running in a primary where she
stands to gain nothing, literally zero delegates

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at stake, she chooses to run
in the primary instead of the caucus.

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The caucus is where they award the
delegates. She doesn't want to do that,

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so she runs in primary where there's
nothing to gain and everything to lose,

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and she loses to quite literally know
one, I mean, folks,

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that is tough to be, that
is tough to overcome, That is tough

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to look yourself in the in the
mirror the next morning. And none of

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this is personal about Nicki Haley.
It's not, but it's just when is

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this gonna stop? When is reality
going to set in here and they realize

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that this is, at best,
this is at best some dream of utter

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fantasy, and at worse, something
much much, much less likely than that,

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which again, practically speaking, we're
talking we're talking zero probability here.

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Anyway, That's what happened on Tuesday. So lots of other things to get

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to today, my friends in the
stack stuff. I'm taking a time out

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here, quick time out. You're
listening to conservative not better talk. I

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am your host, the one,
the only tough huff back in just a

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minute. Welcome back to my friends. I looked this up and again this

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is I don't know if everything is
reported yet. You know, we're about

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ninety percent of the vote tally from
what I'm looking at here. None of

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these candidates, so no One,
no One in Nevada in the primary got

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sixty three point two percent. Nicki
Haley, the first actual person who finished

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second in the Nevada primary, secured
thirty point five percent of the vote.

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So another way of looking at this, which again Nicki Haley couldn't beat No.

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One and a bunch of people who
dropped out in a primary where Trump

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wasn't even on the ballot. I
mean, you can say this five hundred

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different ways. It is absolutely astonishing, humiliating, embarrassing. It's the kind

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of thing that you can't come back
from. I mean, you just can't

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come back from this. And she
was already gone in this election anyway.

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Anyhow, that's where we stand with
that. Now, let's shift our gears

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here, a little bit today.
A little bit today, I want to

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talk a little bit about the border
crisis, which is interesting, incidentally,

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because we were told, we were
told that there was no crisis along the

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border. Remember this, Remember this, we were told that people like me.

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I heard it from people. You're
the one. In fact, I

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was told I've been told by people
in comments, people have made the ridiculous

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comments that I'm the one. People
like me who are pointing out the vulnerabilities

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of our border, We're the ones
to blame. We're the ones to blame

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for the border crisis because we're people
to just how inept our government has become.

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And so by telling people across the
airwaves over their podcast, people who

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are watching online or whatever, that
I yours truly, this just a little

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easygoing guy behind the microphone here,
as Rush used to say, harmless,

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lovable, little fuzzball, totally just
minding my own business, explaining to you,

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articulating what we all know, what
we all see happening before our very

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eyes. So that I'm the problem, that you're the problem for pointing out

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just how bad border security is.
Because it's a secret. We can't let

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them know. We can't let them
know we're the ones. I mean,

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it's preposterous. Really, it's preposterous
to say that we can't point out major

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deficiencies in our government in this administration, and if we do, we're somehow

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participating, contributing to the problem.
How about this, how about this is

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a radical idea. When there's a
problem, you do something to fix it.

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You don't blame everybody and their brother
for what is going on at the

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border when you yourself are clearly to
blame. Now that being said, that

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being said, Biden is blaming Trump
and Republicans and MAGA Republicans especially that may

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include many of you in this audience. You are part of the problem here.

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You are contributing. If you listen
to Biden, you are contributing to

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the problem. You're the ones that
every time we see a problem with the

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border, I'm the one that we're
all supposed to say, Hey, these

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Republicans and Trump, Trump and us
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I mean, you cannot make this
stuff up. You cannot make that I

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don't know, just technically considered gas
lighting. What would you call this?

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So living in a delusional world,
this is not rooted in truth to reality,

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By the way Senator Ted Cruz is
out there saying Mitch McConnell needs to

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resign immediately because he has basically given
the left political ammunition now to say that

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they tried to secure the border.
Right, they tried to secure the border

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with this bill. Republicans opposed it. So Republicans don't want don't want to

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secure border. Now. You and
I know because we understand the context.

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You and I know because we understand
what was in the bill. You and

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I know because we understand that Biden
issued sixty four executive orders since he assumed

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office in January of twenty twenty one
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on their border today. But that, my friends, is a lot of

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things to say to people who only
care about the quality of the jump shot

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of the candidates. That, my
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communicate to people who are so enamored
with things like dark Brandon or Biden's aviator

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glasses, or who he invited to
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See, it's it's hard to Context
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requires some thinking. Context requires piecing
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things together, taking them apart,
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There you go, it lies squarely
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but now, because we have this
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that we allowed them, well you
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have allowed them to lie to us
and tell us that it was about border

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security. It's about border security,
when it was about one sixth of border

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security five out of six things.
From a perspective of the dollar spent five

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out of every six dollars spent in
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but the border. It would have
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States's border. In fact, if
you listen to this whole silly little press

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conference or statement that Biden gave here
when he takes the podium, he references

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his tie and he says, I'm
wearing my Ukraine tie and my Ukraine pen.

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Now wait a minute, back it
up. Where's your American tie?

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Where's your American pen. I'm not
saying Ukraine doesn't matter, But last time

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I checked, you were a president
of the United States of America. Why

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are you more concerned about Ukraine's border
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And why are you even talking about
Ukraine if this bill was just about border

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security. But see that takes thought, that takes consideration. That's not just

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saying, Hey, what's hip?
What's cool? What's the next thing that

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I should be involved with? Who
are the celebrities supporting this? Share?

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Who are the athletes? You know
what, what's Taylor Swift going to do?

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What's Taylor Swift going to do?
All of these things is how the

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low information voter makes decisions. As
terrifying as that may be. Anyway,

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let's listen to Biden here. Blame
you, Blame me, Blame Trump for

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the border crisis. Between now and
November, the American people are going to

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know that the only reason the border
is not secure is Donald Trump. This

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is Maggar Republican friends. Listen again, every day between now and November,

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the American people are going to know
that the only reason the border is not

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secure is Donald Trump, and is
Maggar Republican friends. That's so, that's

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the conclusion that Biden wants you to
draw. Biden wants you, the American

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voter, to draw the conclusion that
Trump, who's not anywhere in office,

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Trump is not making decisions. In
fact, the decisions Trump has made concerning

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the border have been completely turned upon
their head by your administration. It is

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remarkable to me what people can get
away with in office, especially Democrats especially.

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And by the way, this is
why people like me have a problem

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with the media, because none of
this stuff stands any scrutiny whatsoever. None

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of this stands withstands the slightest degree
of the most basic, benign form of

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scrutiny. You can imagine. None
of this can even withstand the simplest of

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questions. Trump was in office,
we didn't have these problems. Trump instituted

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well. When Trump took office,
there were problems. Trump instituted actions that

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he could take in the executive branch
to secure to secure the border. Things

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got progressively better, demonstrably better,
noticeably better. Then Biden comes into office.

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Biden under does the things that Trump
implemented completely want undoes them. Sixty

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four actions that essentially removed or turned
upon their head anything that Trump had done

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to secure the border. So Biden
does those things, border turns into absolute

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chaos and pandemonium. Biden then goes
to the Congress and say, fix this

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problem. Mitch McConnell's we'll do that, and Mitch, we'll do that.

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Joel, we'll do that. And
he puts together some bill that includes a

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whole bunch of things besides just securing
our border. Again, as I've said

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before, I'll say again, five
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in this bill went to someone's borders
that was not named the United States of

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America. Yet they somehow want to
get away with calling this bill a border

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security bill. And now they can
go out there as they have taken to

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the podium. Now again, does
it stand withstand the slightest bit of scrutiny.

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No, no it does. Can
they answer one question at all?

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No, they can't. If you
ask one question, the entire stack of

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cards house of cards that they've created
with this make believe narrative crumbles with one

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question. But here's the problem.
The media doesn't ask it, and the

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people that are in the low information
voter crowd do not know to ask the

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quay. They don't even think about
what questions they might want to ask either.

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They don't care. They're apathetic.
They think that they're not smart enough

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to put the pieces of the puzzle
together. They got to hear what someone

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else tells them. They feel like
it's still cool to support Democrats, then

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they're going to do that. They've
got radical professors if they go to college

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telling them a bunch of nonsense and
how great the Democrats are. I mean,

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it's it's a series of things that
lead people. I want to I

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say, coerce people, coerce people
into accepting a whole series of things that

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make no sense, just because of
factors that have nothing to do with logic

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and what makes sense. It has
to do with deception, it has to

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do with peer pressure, it has
to do with being a part of the

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in crowd, whatever else, because
none of this makes the slightest bit of

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sense. My friends, Biden blaming
Trump, but blaming Trump for the lack

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of border security preposterous in every conceivable
way. Remember who stopped the construction of

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the border wall. I mean,
you could go on and on. Just

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a few weeks ago, they were
telling us there was no crisis. Now

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suddenly there is a crisis. This
is when you hear me talk, and

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I know I've gotta take a break. When you hear me talk when there's

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an issue that's early in as stages
that's being you know, discussed, something

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happens that brings something to the surface, and they'll do these these trial runs

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that they'll do kind of a focus
group in real time. Let's try responding

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like this, Let's try responding like
that, and let's see which of these

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responses resonates most with the American people, and then that becomes the one that

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they do. So at the beginning, they were saying, you know,

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there's no there's no crisis at the
border. What are you talking about.

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We don't even know what you're talking
about. Now they know that the cat

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is out of the bag on those
They know that they cannot put the genie

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back in the bottle. The toothpaste
has been squeezed from the tube, and

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so now they just ignore the fact
that they've been telling you and me that

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there's no crisis. Now they suddenly
want you to know that they believe there's

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a crisis, but that someone else
is responsible for it. Someone who's not

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in office, someone who wasn't in
Washington, d C. For fifty years

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contributing to this nonsense, someone who
actually built the border wall, someone who

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actually came up with policies like remain
in Mexico remain in Mexico policies. Someone

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who took other steps to secure the
border is somehow it fault remarkable that they

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can get away with this remarkable,
absolutely insane theme. Out my friends back

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in a minute, Welcome back to
my friends. I want to tell you

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a little bit about this. Well. I get this thing email to me

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called The New York Times the morning. David Leonard is the one who writes,

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I think most of these, maybe
all of these, I don't know.

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I think it's all of them,
but what do I know. I'm

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want to read that in a moment, and I want you to listen how

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the left spins. It's truly a
delusional piece. It's either absolutely delusion or

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it is propaganda in fake news,
or a combination thereof. But we'll get

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called the Morning David Leonard, This
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Republicans in the border bill, as
well as Trump, Michigan and vintage sportswear,

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which is probably I haven't read the
vintage sportswear part, but my guess

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is that's probably the most coherent part
of this because the rest of this is

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pure delusion. So I want you
to listen to this and this is how

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they spin it, and to Ted
Drews's credit here, he's right, Mitch

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McConnell has allowed this to happen in
the United States, writes David Leonard of

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The New York Times. Has had
a porous border with Mexico for decades,

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and the situation has worsened in the
past few years. Now, I just

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pause that it has had a poor
He's right, We've had a porous border.

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It improved under Trump, and then
he says it has gotten worse the

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past few years. Notice how he
did this casually. He didn't say since

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Biden came in. He didn't say
since Biden rescinded all the executive orders that

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Trump put into place to make sure
that the border was more secure, less

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porous. He didn't say that he
had just gotten worse. What can you

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do about it. That's kind of
the attitude here, he said. It's

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getting it's gotten worse the past few
years, with more than ten thousand people

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entering the US on some days,
many of them remained for years, even

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without a visa or citizenship. Mayors, governors, and immigration experts. Oh

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yes, we cannot agree with or
argue with the experts as well as voters.

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Almost feel like it pained him to
write those words. Even these measly

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little voters have urged Congress, Oh, here we go. Have urged Congress

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to fix the problem. Folks,
hear me say this. I'm not saying

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there's nothing that Congress can or should
do about the border. If Biden simply

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returned to what Trump had done to
secure the border, we would be in

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a infinitely better place than we are
today. Voters, my friends, have

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urged the government to fix the problem. Voters don't know what the heck who's

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to blame. They want it fixed, They want it fixed. They're not

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urging Congress for anything. They're urging
the government to do what is a very

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straightforward and basic operation, which is
secure sovereign border with a foreign nation.

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Not complicated, my friends, He
continues this week, a bipartisan, bipartisan

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group. I love this. By
the way, bipartisan group of senators released

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a plan for doing so. Remember, by the way, out of every

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six dollars spent, five of them
went to something that absolutely had zero to

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do with the border or border security. In fact, they didn't even have

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to do with the United States of
America. They had to do with other

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nations borders like Ukraine and Israel.
He continues, And for anybody who has

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grown cynical about Washington grown cynical,
My goodness, this guy, he has

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to live in Washington, DC or
New York City. This is crazy talk.

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Anyway, the plan offered reasons for
both surprise and further cynicism. Well,

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no kidding. It was an absolute
piece of garbage. As I've said

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on this program, the surprising part
is that productive bipartisanship seems to be alive.

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Oh, for Pete's sake, you
have to be kidding me, even

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on an issue as divisive as immigration. As I've said before, this is

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gibberish. What he's saying. We
have won the issue. We have won

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on the issue of immigration. Americans
want a secure border, Americans are fine

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with legal immigration, Americans are totally
fine with that. That is not what

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any of this is about. This
is about people who are just coming across

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the border, who are being released
into the population. Some of these folks

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not certainly, no one's suggesting all
of them, but some of these folks

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absolutely are for nations that have ties
to terrorism. Some of them directly have

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ties to terrorism. Some of them
are smuggling fentanyl. Some of them are

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engaged in human trafficking. We go
through this stuff. The American people want

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all of that to stop. This
is not about by party. This is

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If this is partisan to you,
you are part of the problem. If

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it is partisan to want to keep
fit in a lot of this country.

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If it is partisan to want to
stop child trafficking or sex trafficking victims and

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help them and to stop people who
are preying upon them. If that,

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my friends, if that is partisan, then I don't know what to say

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to this guy. This guy lives
in a land that has no bearing in

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reality whatsoever. We have one.
We have one on the issue. We

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have won the argument, but we
are not winning politically because we have a

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bunch of dufases who either don't want
to fix the problem, don't care about

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fixing the problem, whatever the case
may be. They like the cheap labor

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portion of this, which is absolutely
just unconscionable, if that's how you look

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at this. But this isn't about
bipartisanship. This is so completely obvious what

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needs to be done here, and
they refuse to do it. And now

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it looks like the Democrats could win, at least politically some points on this

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issue because Republicans can't get the bill
passed that they told people was about border

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security. What a disaster. Mitch
mcconnald Ted Cruise is right, needs to

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resign. There needs to be a
new Senate minority leader, hopefully eventually in

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twenty four or in twenty five,
I guess after the twenty four election,

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hopefully majority leader. But anyway,
Mitch McConnell is part of this problem.

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I've got to take a time out
with my friends. Sit tight back in

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a minute, Welcome back to my
friends. So that's where we are.

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That's where we are with this issue
of the border security. How the outs

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well potentially could square up to give
the Democrats. As crazy as this seems,

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and as crazy as these words sound
coming out of my mouth, It

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may give the Democrats some political capital
some it may have scored them some political

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points to say we tried, we
tried to secure the border. But these

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magga Republicans they want an open border. They want an open border so they

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can blame Biden and Trump can come
in and of course make himself king forever.

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This is the planned, this is
the strategy. They're colluding with one

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another for this. Well, let
me tell you this. We did not

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make the situation that we have the
day. Biden's the one that did that.

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Biden is the one that did that. We were not the ones who

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for months demanded that people stop referring
to what was happening along the southern border

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as a crisis, because we recognized
it for what it was. We were

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not the ones who came into office
the first day and rescinded virtually everything Trump

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did to further secure the border and
then completely undo it. We didn't do

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that. And then, of course
we were not the ones who took actions

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that were absolutely antithetical to what worked
and then claimed that our predecessor, who

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had implemented the things that did work, somehow part of the problem. What

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a joke, but it works on
some of my friends, not on you,

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not on me, quick time out
back, in a minute, welcome

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back. I referenced this. I
want to say something about it really quickly.

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It's in today's stack of stuff on
the website. This is a psychologist

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named doctor Harriet Whims. In fact, you'll find it. It's a exclusive.

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This is with the Daily Caller.
But there's one particular part of this

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I want to read to you in
the waning moments. Here she says,

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here in the States, Janet Helms
is a researcher who is explored racism for

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years and years, and she says
that racism and other isms are a mental

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illness and need to be addressed.
And I think if I were working with

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this client, this is a client
who was trying to, you know,

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a youth that was trying to transition
to the other gender, she says,

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I would say, Okay, your
parents, Unfortunately they're transphobic and I'm sorry,

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let's figure out some ways to deal
with their mental illness. Wow,

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I gotta go, SDG