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Speaker 1: Well breaking news today. Trump had the first meeting, the

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very first, and we got to witness it of his

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Board of Peace. But it felt more like a meeting

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of investors rather than world leaders dedicated to promoting global peace.

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You see. Trump started it off by threatening leaders who

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hadn't joined. No, certainly, it's the way to start out peace.

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Speaker 2: You can't play cute with me. They're playing a little bit,

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but they're all.

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Speaker 3: They're all joining everybody, most of them very immediately.

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Speaker 2: A few that we really don't want because their trouble.

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Take care of them.

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Speaker 3: But this is the most prestigious board ever put together.

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You know, I've seen some great co op.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, prestigious for sure, wealthiest absolutely so. As expected, speech

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covered a variety of topics. I mean, truly, it's like

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another rally speech, but it largely deviated from the topic

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of peace altogether. You see. While addressing the president of Paraguay,

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Trump called him, I don't know, young and handsome. I mean,

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then he slipped up and said, they actually liked young

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beautiful women. But don't worry, you're still young and handsome.

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Speaker 2: But I was very proud of it. President Penna of

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Paraguay is here.

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Speaker 3: President, President. Thank you very much, young handsome guy. It's

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always nice to be young and handsome. Doesn't mean we

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have to like you. I don't like young handsome men.

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Speaker 2: Women. I like men to have any interest. Good. That's right,

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that's right, Thank you very much. You're doing a great job. Dude.

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Speaker 1: You know the intro of all of the various folks

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in the commentary again, it was like a Saturday ight

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life skit. It's extremely entertaining. Except here's the problem. We're

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claimed it and renamed it the Trump Building of Peace,

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Well can we talk about peace? Well not yet because

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that's not on the agenda. He used this opportunity, Now,

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you don't make this stuff up. It says on the

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wall the Board of Peace. But he used the opportunity

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to promote Mulaney's new movie, play the clip.

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Speaker 3: That's a very successful movie. Yeah right now, like number one,

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can you believe this? And there's a big movies, a

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big movie star. And I always say it's trouble because

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I would say is not room in one family for

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two stars. I told you that we can't have two

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stars in one family. So I don't know what that means,

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but it's not good. But it is good because we're

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proud of where she did. People in the United States

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love the First Lady, and she did the movie and

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it has become the biggest selling documentary in twenty years.

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they go back and they see it two or three times,

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four times. But together, we're committed to achieving a gaza

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that is properly governed throughout the whole area is.

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Speaker 2: Going to be. Yeah.

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Speaker 1: Let me also turn and say I'm glad that he

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ultimately changed it as the number one box office movie

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going right now to the number one documentary. And I

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don't know whether it is or it isn't, but I

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for this week is actually Wuthering Heights. Now. He then

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spoke about the last time that he went to the

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United Nations when the escalator stopped and the teleprompter broke.

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You see again, this is all extremely important as we

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Speaker 2: The Secretary General in a little while.

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Speaker 3: I was a good man and I've had a good relationship.

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Speaker 2: I got up there. My teleprompter didn't work.

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Speaker 3: I'm sitting in front of all of you people and more,

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because I'm walking up. You know the teleprompter's aerobie. I

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had the most beautiful speech ready. I was all set

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to knock them dead. First I had an escalator that stopped.

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Speaker 2: You know that it's going up, pomp.

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Speaker 3: It's lucky my movie star first lady was in front

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of me because I put my hand on a certain

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part of her body and I was able to stop

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my fall because she had no trouble. I said, boy,

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that was a very sharp stop. Johnny, So I said,

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that was strange. I've been a lot of escalators that's

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ever happened before. Usually it stops very slowly. This was

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just boom. But our first lady was right in the

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proper location for me. I'm waving to people, and she

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Speaker 1: Yeah, let me turn around and say this. You would

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almost make it seem as if though this thing just

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broke apart and our poor president came tumbling down. But

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fortunately he was able to grab onto our first lady,

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the top rock star movie star of the world. I

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actually want to show you what really happened. I want

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to show you the clip from that day, and please,

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I want you to notice that the escalator literally stops

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for Trump has left the ground. I also want you

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to look at this hand placement.

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Speaker 4: Play the clip, President Trump, why did you cancel.

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Speaker 1: The meeting with Yeah? Like I said, the clip speaks

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for itself. Welcome back to The Michael Cohen Show on

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our continued journey to a million subscribers. Let's get there,

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hit subscribe, watch, comment, and share because this nonsense it's

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really got to stop, and it'll stop with us now.

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I also want to just tell you that maya culpa

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and political beat down. Despite the fact that it's no

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longer on Midas Network, it is shown everywhere else, including

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right here on this YouTube channel, The Michael Cohen Show,

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and or wherever you get your podcasts now. Trump did

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speak about the Board of Peace and it's members most importantly,

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but seem to be more focused on their wealth. Then again,

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on what they need to do. After announcing that the

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United States would invest ten billion dollars, he actually joked

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about how wealthy the King of Bahrain is. Play that clip.

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Speaker 3: I love it, His majesty, King Hamad ben Esa al

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Khalifa of Bahrain, Bahrain, thank you, thank you? Where are you?

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Where are you? He's so rich. He can sit there,

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he can sit wherever the hell he wants. You know,

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he can sit up in the corner, he could.

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Speaker 2: Sit up top. He might take a piece of this building.

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Speaker 3: Marco, You'll take twenty five percent of the building for

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Speaker 2: Thank you. And you've been very generous. Also, we appreciate it.

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Speaker 1: You do have to admit. I mean, it's it's funny, right.

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sitting there and you have President Trump and say whatever

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dislike him. He's still the president of the United States.

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compliment for you want to talk about reeling somebody in

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for the kill, that's what we saw there this morning. Now,

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he also spoke about Argentine's President Milay, as well as

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of us what we already know, that he should not

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be endorsing foreign leaders. It's just not proper. American presidents

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technically don't do that. But he doesn't care. He still does.

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He lives by his own rules.

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Speaker 3: Play the clip his president Malay, you're another one. I'll

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Speaker 2: I endorsed him.

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Speaker 3: I'm not supposed to be endorsing people, but I endorse

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it when I like people. You know, I've had a

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very good record of endorsing candidates within the United States,

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but now I end a foreign leaders, including Victor Orbond

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who's here, and others, and I endorsed this gentleman Millet.

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up winning in a landslide. I just endorsed the Prime

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was probably gonna win, and she won in the largest

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Speaker 2: So she likes me a lot. But it was an honor.

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Speaker 3: Look they're sitting right next Victor, I think, but ultimately

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Speaker 2: Hey, look, as long as it works, it's okay with me.

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Speaker 3: But the endorsement seems to be working in foreign countries too,

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so that's good. But nice to have you both, Victor,

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Speaker 2: The prime minister of another really just I.

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Speaker 1: Don't want to say anything, but I got a really

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good hairdresser for the guy. Meanwhile, look, here's what we know.

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We know that Trump loves flattery. Let's just be clear

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about it. We watched the round tables, we turned around

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as President, thank you for your incredible leadership, for your geniusness,

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for being the I don't know, the American people's president.

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so well the last time that he went to China.

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Speaker 2: I'm going to be going to China and April it's

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Speaker 3: I said, but we have to put on that biggest

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Speaker 2: Had in the history of China.

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Speaker 2: He gave me a display.

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Speaker 3: I never saw so many soldiers all the same height,

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Speaker 2: We're going to top it.

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Speaker 3: We're going to have a lot of the people, most

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Speaker 1: Yeah. Not even sure how that fits into this conversation. Clearly,

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we were all anticipating a conversation about Iran and bringing

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Iranian area, with many people speculating that Trump will actually

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attack Iran this weekend. Now. He then spoke about Steve

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Widcough and Russia. I just want you to watch. You know,

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good poker player because his expressions tell everything. Watch him

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Speaker 2: But Steve has been believable. Everybody likes him.

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Speaker 3: Ukraine loves him, Europe loves him, Russia loves him. I mean,

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there's nothing wrong with this. He goes to see President Putin.

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Speaker 2: Didn't know Putin.

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Speaker 3: I set him up a meeting to see. I said,

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how's Steve doing, sir? He's still inside.

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Speaker 2: Oh that was an hour.

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Speaker 3: I call back, tell Steve to call me when he's finished.

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I want to find out what the hell is going on.

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We want to end that war, Sir, he's still inside

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three hours, four hours. They were together for four hours

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the first meeting.

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Speaker 2: That's talent. And they get along.

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Speaker 3: I mean, people like or don't like Putin or Zelensky,

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they get along. Same thing with Zelensky. I mean, they

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all love Steve. And Steve's doing a great job. That's

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a tough one.

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Speaker 1: That's yeah. Again, I'm not even sure Steve knows what

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he's talking about. But then he then goes on and

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he speaks about Marco Rubio in Munich this week, and

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jokingly he's threatening him as well.

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Speaker 3: Clip the back is Marco. Marco does it with the

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velvet love, but it's a kill, right. The result is

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Speaker 2: They do it very differently.

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Speaker 3: And Marko, you really did yourself proud two days ago

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in Munich. In fact, so proud that I almost terminated

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his employee because they were saying, well, I can't Trump

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Speaker 2: I do, but I say it differently. But Marco, don't

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do any better than you did, police, because if you do,

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you're out of here. But no, he got it. I

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want my guys to do great.

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Speaker 1: And yeah again you know it's, let's just say, an

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attempted humor. And finally, I do actually want to end

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on a clip of Trump's blatant exaggerations because they just

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don't stop. It's it's gotten to a point where we've

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heard him so many times it's just exhausting claiming that

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he has now saved over twenty five million lives in India.

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Speaker 3: Play that clip, Minister Sharif, I like this man of

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Pakistan because there was some fighting going on when I

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got to know him, and your Field Marshal General, Great

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Great General, Great Field Marshal a.

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Speaker 2: Great guy, and.

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Speaker 3: I got to meet the Prime Minister and he said,

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in front of our Chief of staff, Suzie Wells's right here,

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he said, you know, nobody knows is but I believe

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that President Trump saved twenty five million lives when he

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stopped the war between US and India. Right, you made

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that statement, he said, twenty five million lives could have

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been much more.

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Speaker 1: Actually, could you imagine if the President of India turned

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around and then said no, sir, I never said that comment. Right,

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What a way to put somebody on the spot. My friends.

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It's why I say hit, subscribe, watch, comment, and share.

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This silliness, this nonsense, It all has to stop. We

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need to start focusing on issues here in America, like affordability,

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like removing ice from local streets. Posse commentatus, the full

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and unredacted release of the epstein. We have our own

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issues here. What this thing does? I have no idea,

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and after today's I don't know. Meeting the very first,

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I have less of an understanding. And as always, thanks

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for listening. Hey everyone, First of all, thanks for watching.

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I mean we're going to be posting daily episodes with

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reactions and talking about politics. We'll be talking about everything

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