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MEDIA Unhinged OVER TRUMP RUNNING AGAIN! · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: Media going into full attack mode coming after Donald Trump,
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Speaker 1: putting everybody on TV that is an expert on why
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump couldn't win the first time and why can't
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Speaker 1: win this time. Democrats making sure that they do everything
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Speaker 1: they can to try to bury Donald Trump, and they
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Speaker 1: are ready for this war. What's the most shocking of
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Speaker 1: all is the former Vice president of the United States
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Speaker 1: of America, Mike Pence, coming out and saying, you know what,
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Speaker 1: we did some great things then, but we're gonna have
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Speaker 1: better options and better leaders now in twenty twenty four.
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Speaker 1: Now you got to ask yourself the question, right, why
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Speaker 1: would Mike Pence come out and say this. I can
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Speaker 1: answer that question for you. It's because he believes that
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Speaker 1: he's a better choice than Donald Trump. For all the
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Speaker 1: people that say Donald Trump is delusional and deranged and crazy,
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Speaker 1: how crazy you do have to be if you're Mike
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Speaker 1: penns actually believe that you're the guy. Now, Mike Pence
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Speaker 1: has gone out on this book tour, He's hawking about
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump. He's on virtually every show. He's saying that
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Speaker 1: even Donald Trump put he and his family at risk,
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Speaker 1: on Jane's security and safety at risk. On January the
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Speaker 1: sixth and he's written this book, and he said he
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Speaker 1: couldn't be more excited about the fact that the Republicans
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Speaker 1: have game back the House. But he said he's got
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Speaker 1: some real problems with Donald Trump, and he believes that
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Speaker 1: there are better options. He is now the new useful
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Speaker 1: idiot of the Democratic Party and of the media. They
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Speaker 1: are playing him right. He's the guy that they want
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Speaker 1: to have on because he's the former vice president, saying
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Speaker 1: that the guy he ran with is no longer fit
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Speaker 1: for the job as president. Good morning to you, Good
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Speaker 1: to be with you all. Good morning. It's and we
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Speaker 1: had snow in Indiana last week. Oh you guys don't
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Speaker 1: canceled school. Yeah, Bible says we're not supposed to be
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Speaker 1: jealous people, But can I be jealous of your snow's coming,
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Speaker 1: mister vice president? So many Republicans had urged the former
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Speaker 1: president your running mate, wait until after Georgia because they
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Speaker 1: want that Senate seat in Republican hands. He did not
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Speaker 1: any idea why. Well, that'd be a good question for him. Steve,
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Speaker 1: I couldn't be more excited about the fact that House
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Speaker 1: Republicans are gonna secure a majority. Kevin McCarthy's going to
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Speaker 1: be the next Speaker of the House, and and I'm
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Speaker 1: anxious to see herschel Walker. Although it won't be a
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Speaker 1: majority in the Senate. I'm actiously her sociell Walker be
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Speaker 1: elected in that special election in Georgia. And I think
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Speaker 1: the American people are really focused there. But it's a
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Speaker 1: free country. The President's entitled to announce his intentions whenever
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Speaker 1: he desires. But I honestly believe that we'll have better
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Speaker 1: choices come twenty twenty four. You know, I don't think
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Speaker 1: anybody than Donald Trump. I do. I don't think anyone
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Speaker 1: could have beaten Hillary Clinton other than Donald Trump in
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Speaker 1: twenty sixteen. I write that in my new book. I
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Speaker 1: learned that on the campaign trail with him in twenty sixteen.
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Speaker 1: And the record that we created that I know we
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Speaker 1: reflected on last night, where we rebuild our military, revived
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Speaker 1: our economy, secured our border, appointed conservatives to our courts
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Speaker 1: at every level is something that I'll always be proud of.
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Speaker 1: But as I've traveled around the country over the last
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Speaker 1: two years, people have repeatedly come up to me and said,
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Speaker 1: you know, we want to get back to the policies
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Speaker 1: of the Trump Pen's administration. But I think there's a
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Speaker 1: genuine desire for leadership that could unite the country around
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Speaker 1: our highest ideals, and leadership that would reflect I think,
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Speaker 1: more of the civility and respect that Americans show each
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Speaker 1: other every day. You know, I'm out of politics now.
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Speaker 1: And once you get out of politics and we moved
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Speaker 1: back to Indiana, is you realize the American people actually
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Speaker 1: get along pretty well most days, and it's our politics
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Speaker 1: that's deeply divided. I just think I think I have
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Speaker 1: a sense of the American people want to want a
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Speaker 1: new style of leadership that'll that'll love reflect the way
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Speaker 1: they deal with one another every day. And did you
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Speaker 1: feel at the time during those four years the president
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Speaker 1: was being unnecessarily divisive? You listen to Mike Penn's there,
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Speaker 1: I honestly believe that we'll have better choices come twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty four than Trump. They will put him on every
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Speaker 1: every every network if he just keeps saying this right,
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Speaker 1: I mean, this is the whole ball game. Anybody that's
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Speaker 1: lose Mike Mulvaney saying this on CNN about his all boss,
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Speaker 1: and this is the former chief of staff now attacking
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Speaker 1: Trump as well. Do you think this is good for
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Speaker 1: the Republican Party? No? I don't because I think he's
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Speaker 1: the old Republican who could lose if he if he
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Speaker 1: wins in twenty twenty four. Now he's a candidate, he
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Speaker 1: is the likely Republican nominee. Can he be beaten head
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Speaker 1: to head by Ron DeSantis or Tim Scott, Sure, but
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Speaker 1: it's not going to be a head to head race.
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Speaker 1: There'll be five or six other people in the race,
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Speaker 1: and he'll get the thirty five percent that really support him,
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Speaker 1: and under the winner take all primary system, he'll be
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Speaker 1: the nominee. But that means the twenty twenty four race
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Speaker 1: is not about Joe Biden or whatever Democrat is on
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Speaker 1: the ticket, not about inflation, not about world events, not
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Speaker 1: about abortion. It'll be about Donald Trump. The same thing
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Speaker 1: we saw in twenty No one voted for Joe Biden.
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Speaker 1: Everybody voted for or against Donald Trump. It was a
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Speaker 1: referendum on him. Ming Mulvaney, former White House Chiefa's staff,
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Speaker 1: getting his TV time as well. You notice what the
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Speaker 1: media is doing here. They're finding anybody that used to
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Speaker 1: be around Trump and they're saying, come rip on, Donald Trump,
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Speaker 1: and we'll put you on TV and you'll be our
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Speaker 1: youthful idiot, which I have. It's so transparent. Yet everybody
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Speaker 1: seems to be following for this right, I mean everybody does.
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump made it clear when he was making his announcement,
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Speaker 1: this will not be my campaign. This will be the
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Speaker 1: campaign of all of us together. And if he has
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Speaker 1: that approach, he's got a very good shout at becoming president.
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Speaker 1: In my opinion, Together, we will be taking on the
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Speaker 1: most corrupt forces and entrenched interests imaginable. Our country is
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Speaker 1: in a horrible state. We're in grave trouble. This is
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Speaker 1: not a task for a politician or a conventional candidate.
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Speaker 1: There's a task for a great movement that embodies the courage, confidence,
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Speaker 1: and the spirit of the American people. This is a movement.
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Speaker 1: This is not for any one individual. There's a job
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Speaker 1: for tens of millions of proud people working together from
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Speaker 1: all across the land and from all walks of life,
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Speaker 1: young and old, black and white, Hispanic and Asian, many
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Speaker 1: of whom we have brought together for the very very
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Speaker 1: first time. If you look at the numbers, if you
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Speaker 1: look at what's happened with Hispanic, with African American, with Asian,
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Speaker 1: and just look at what's happening, this is a party
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Speaker 1: that has become much bigger, much stronger, much more powerful,
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Speaker 1: can do much more good for our country. There's a
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Speaker 1: job for grandmothers and construction workers, firefighters, builders, teachers, doctors,
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Speaker 1: farmers who cannot stay quiet any longer. You can't stay
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Speaker 1: quiet any longer. You're angry about what's happening to our country.
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Speaker 1: Our country is being destroyed before your very eyes. It's
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Speaker 1: a job for every aspiring young person and every hard
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Speaker 1: working parent, for every entrepreneur and underappreciated police officer who
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Speaker 1: is ready to shout for safety in America. The police
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Speaker 1: are being treated so badly. These are great people that
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Speaker 1: can straighten out the crime. They're the ones that know
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Speaker 1: how to do it. We have to give them back
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Speaker 1: their respect and their dignity. This will not be my campaign,
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Speaker 1: This will be our campaign all together. If Donald Trump
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Speaker 1: stays focused like that he has a very good chance
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Speaker 1: of becoming the president United States of America again. And
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Speaker 1: if all these useful idiots and the Republican side, including
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Speaker 1: people that work for him, continue to rip on him
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Speaker 1: the way they are, they're gonna have a very good
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Speaker 1: chance of taking it away from him. Because that's exactly
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Speaker 1: what they want to do. They want to trash him, right,
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Speaker 1: they want to destroy him. They want to make sure
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Speaker 1: that Donald Trump never has a chance because they're angry
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Speaker 1: and they hate him. The media wants you to believe
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Speaker 1: that Donald Trump, there is no way that he could
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Speaker 1: be elected, that he is the most polarizing guy, and
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Speaker 1: we're going to destroy him. And it's terrible, and it's
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Speaker 1: him putting himself in front of the American people that
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Speaker 1: he's a narcissist and that he's crazy. Why because they
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Speaker 1: want to make sure that Trump never has a chance
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Speaker 1: because they are angry and they hate him. Now, if
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Speaker 1: you want to know how they're gonna try to beat
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Speaker 1: him this time, it's going to be the same exact
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Speaker 1: game plan is how they beat him last time. They're
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Speaker 1: gonna come out and attack him, they're gonna try to
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Speaker 1: indict him, they're gonna do whatever they have to do
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Speaker 1: to make sure or that Donald Trump doesn't stand a
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Speaker 1: chance because of scandal around him. What Donald Trump said
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Speaker 1: in his announcement as I went back and watched it again,
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Speaker 1: that I think we're some of the most important lines
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Speaker 1: he said two years ago we were a great nation
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Speaker 1: and soon will be a great nation again. That's a
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Speaker 1: theme he needs to stick with. The fact that he
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Speaker 1: made his announcement and he seemed to be very cool
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Speaker 1: and collected, of course, and people say, well, he didn't
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Speaker 1: have any energy. If he would have been loud and rambuncious,
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Speaker 1: they would have said Donald Trump is unhinged. I think
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Speaker 1: the way and the tone of his announcement was a
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Speaker 1: pretty solid one. If there's any critique, I would have said,
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Speaker 1: he probably went a little too long, short and sweet.
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Speaker 1: To the point is how it works in this add
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Speaker 1: world that we live in. But the crowd was enthusiastic,
11:43
Speaker 1: the supporters were enthusiastic. We saw this wherever the president went. Now,
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Speaker 1: there is a question about electability in the general, and
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Speaker 1: there is a question about can he get elected in
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Speaker 1: the general, because, yes, Donald Trump is so polarizing. I
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Speaker 1: don't believe that there is a way for him to
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Speaker 1: reinvent himself. Donald Trump is who Donald Trump is. Is
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Speaker 1: there a way to make him different? No, right, there's
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Speaker 1: no way to change this. His brand is his brand.
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Speaker 1: That's part of the reason why I think Donald Trump
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Speaker 1: tried to change his tone by saying this will be well,
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Speaker 1: this will not be my campaign, this will be our
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Speaker 1: campaign altogether. Again another solid line there. Now, the president
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Speaker 1: was obviously calm, he was cool, he was collected. So
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Speaker 1: what did they say on TV about this? Another example
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Speaker 1: of the scumbags over at CNN? They said his announcement
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Speaker 1: was low energy, happening in Poland, you can't really ignore
12:47
Speaker 1: that happening. Moments before Trump came out, Biden tweeted from
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Speaker 1: his account about Trump being a failure while in office.
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Speaker 1: As this speech was happening, what stood out to be
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Speaker 1: about Trump is, you know, he didn't really go into
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Speaker 1: depth about the twenty twenty election, but it's looming over
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Speaker 1: all all of this that he, as he was trying
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Speaker 1: to fight to stay in power, caused this deadly riot
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Speaker 1: that happened at the Capitol that day. I think a
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Speaker 1: lot of this is driven by the investigations that are
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Speaker 1: facing him. I think that has to do potentially with
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Speaker 1: the timing based on the conversations that he's had a
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Speaker 1: lot of those investigations related to his fight to stay
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Speaker 1: in power. It stood out to me he brought up
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Speaker 1: the Kim Jung un letter while he was there. He
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Speaker 1: is under investigation in part for how he handled the
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Speaker 1: Kim Jong un letter, among other things that he took
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Speaker 1: with him tomorrow lago when he left office, which is
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Speaker 1: where he's giving the speech. And I'll just say I've
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Speaker 1: heard from multiple people in Trump's orbit that have texted
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Speaker 1: me during those remarks saying it was a very different
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Speaker 1: tone and kind of energy, a lot lower energy than
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Speaker 1: it is when he announced and came down the escalator
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Speaker 1: in twenty sixteen. Well, and what you can't We're obviously
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Speaker 1: still focused on the midterms because they're technically still underway
13:48
Speaker 1: and votes are still being counted, but you can't eliminate
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Speaker 1: from this twenty twenty. This is a man who, after
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Speaker 1: losing the election, tried to overthrow the government, tried to
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Speaker 1: disenfranchise eighty million voters, and then incited an insurrection at
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Speaker 1: the capital. We can't forget this is a man that,
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Speaker 1: in my estimation, is wholly unfit to ever be in
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Speaker 1: office again, and well, he's trying to do this started
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Speaker 1: as like again, sort of professional. He was sort of
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Speaker 1: on script at first, but then just interspersing it with
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Speaker 1: just outright lies, dabbling into conspiracy that maybe China had
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Speaker 1: something to do with the midterms, something I haven't even
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Speaker 1: seen in the dark corners of the internet. Nobody in
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Speaker 1: the Republican Party, no incredible person the Republican Party wanted
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Speaker 1: this announcement today. But this is going to get legs.
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Speaker 1: We are going to be covering him for the next
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Speaker 1: two years. And again, there's a non zero chance he
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Speaker 1: can be president again, zero percent chance. Right, he is
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Speaker 1: a conspiracy theorist. You notice they're going back to all
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Speaker 1: of their famous lines. You know, he's there's not a
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Speaker 1: serious member of the GOP. So if you support Donald Trump, no,
14:49
Speaker 1: you're not a serious person, right, You're not a real conservative.
14:53
Speaker 1: They are going to bash and trash anyone that supports
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump. What Donald Trump did do when he announce
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Speaker 1: he played his hits, going back to what worked, reminding
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Speaker 1: Americans how bad things have become since he left office.
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Speaker 1: If he can stay focused on that, he's going to
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Speaker 1: be just fine. If he can stay focused on that
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Speaker 1: he is going to be at the top of the polls. Now,
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Speaker 1: does this mean to Santis shouldn't run? Of course not.
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Speaker 1: Is it okay to have a grand debate in the primary? Yes?
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Speaker 1: Do I want to turn to a civil war? I
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Speaker 1: do not. But the reality is there are other people
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Speaker 1: out there that can also serve well. But you watch
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Speaker 1: and you listen to the Democrats, and you listen to
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Speaker 1: what they're doing, and I got to go back to
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Speaker 1: Russia real quick. In foreign policy. I think there's a
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Speaker 1: huge opportunity for Donald Trump to go back to foreign
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Speaker 1: policy and make that a core issue. You look at
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Speaker 1: these rockets that fell into Poland, you look at the
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Speaker 1: concerns that people have over Taiwan. You look at China
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Speaker 1: and what happened, what has happened in China and their rise.
16:04
Speaker 1: You look at how fetnah was coming across our border.
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Speaker 1: It's all coming from China. Hell, you've got Mexico now
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Speaker 1: using pictures of Philadelphia and video of the people just
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Speaker 1: odeing on drugs right out in the open. They're now
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Speaker 1: out there looking at that, talking about that, okay, and saying,
16:26
Speaker 1: don't do these drugs in Mexico because otherwise you're gonna
16:30
Speaker 1: start looking like America with our problem. Those are the
16:34
Speaker 1: hits that the president needs to go back to. And
16:36
Speaker 1: if he does go back to those hits, if he
16:38
Speaker 1: does talk about things that way, he is going to
16:42
Speaker 1: be just fine. And the media is going to do
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Speaker 1: exactly what they do. They're gonna trash him. They're gonna
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Speaker 1: say that this was a low energy he's unfit to
16:53
Speaker 1: be president, and this is gonna help. By the way
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Speaker 1: CNN's ratings, that's why they went all in on this announcement.
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Speaker 1: This was a teleprompt or. Trump never been the most
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Speaker 1: powerful or effective spokesperson. This was Donald Trump channeling Jeb Bush.
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Speaker 1: Very low energy, very very unusual presentation from Donald Trump.
17:16
Speaker 1: It surprised me. It surprised me that, given the amount
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Speaker 1: of time he's been thinking about this, that this was
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Speaker 1: the best product he could put out. I listened to
17:27
Speaker 1: him in the campaign in Pennsylvania. He was full of energy.
17:31
Speaker 1: He was teasing the fact that he was going to announce.
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Speaker 1: You could sense that he wanted to do it. Where
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Speaker 1: was that person tonight? Something has happened. I have a
17:42
Speaker 1: feeling just watching him that the mid term is depressing
17:46
Speaker 1: him tremendously and the fact that he said he didn't
17:51
Speaker 1: He told everyone, you don't need to win by forty seats,
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Speaker 1: you only need to win by two. That's not true.
17:56
Speaker 1: By the way, would be the first time that he
17:57
Speaker 1: didn't tell the truth. The fact of the matter is
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Speaker 1: the stump. He was talking about an historic victory for Republicans.
18:04
Speaker 1: So this was a very odd presentation from somebody who
18:07
Speaker 1: wants to do something that has rarely been done in
18:10
Speaker 1: presidential history. In terms of presidential history, though, I mean
18:12
Speaker 1: it hasn't rarely been done. I mean it's well, who
18:15
Speaker 1: were to run non consecutively, Okay, the all right, the
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Speaker 1: only one, the only one who ever ran on a
18:23
Speaker 1: major party ticket again after having lost with Grover Cleveland,
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Speaker 1: and he won. But in that era it was eighteen
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Speaker 1: ninety eight, eighteen ninety two, eighty one. But in that
18:34
Speaker 1: era former president said nothing during mid terms. He said
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Speaker 1: nothing during the mid term of eighteen ninety So we
18:40
Speaker 1: have actually no history. I just love this. I love
18:46
Speaker 1: hearing them bloviate they're wrong so often, and now they're like, wow,
18:50
Speaker 1: this was Jeff Bush. Really, you know, the president's not
18:52
Speaker 1: a strong speaker. That's your that's your now talking point.
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Speaker 1: Really this guy fills stadiums like rock star concert sizes.
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Speaker 1: You've never seen anybody in my life do what Donald
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Speaker 1: Trump is able to do. And now you want me
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Speaker 1: to believe that, Oh he's low energy and he's Jeb
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Speaker 1: Bush two point zero. Here, give me a break, all right,
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Speaker 1: trying to navigate the Watters. He's not a big Trump guy,
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Speaker 1: but he did have this to say about Donald Trump
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Speaker 1: and what he support. Donald Trump, Well, anybody can run,
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Speaker 1: I'd think, you know the world has changed considerably, and
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Speaker 1: just in recent weeks. I'll support the Republican nominee, but
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Speaker 1: I don't know that it will be him. I will
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Speaker 1: support the Republican nominee, but I don't know if it'll
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Speaker 1: be him referring to Donald Trump. Almost every politician right now.
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Speaker 1: He's trying to figure out how do they play, how
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Speaker 1: do they deal with this issue. CNN has come back
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Speaker 1: out saying Trump's speech is an indication that his campaign
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Speaker 1: will be very dark and very divisive, saying, you know,
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Speaker 1: you better watch out because this is, you know dark,
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Speaker 1: It's a dark, devisive place with Trump. Listen former President
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Speaker 1: Trump officially announcing his twenty twenty four a White House bid.
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Speaker 1: During his campaign launch, he contrasted his first term accomplishments
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Speaker 1: with President Biden's policies, will also portraying himself as a victim. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: there were a number of factual accuracies in a statement
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Speaker 1: which CNN was fact checking last night. As it happens,
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Speaker 1: see the National correspond kation. Holmes is in West Palm
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Speaker 1: Beach with more christin Trump. He of course went after
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Speaker 1: the ongoing criminal probes against him, but he also raised
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Speaker 1: new unfounded questions about elections. I imagine as he gets
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Speaker 1: into full campaign swing, we might expect more of this.
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Speaker 1: Jim and Erica, that's exactly right now. I do want
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Speaker 1: to note that his aid advisors have been telling him
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Speaker 1: for quite some time that this election denialism is something
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Speaker 1: that he doesn't want to run on, particularly after we
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Speaker 1: saw that platform largely fizzle out last Tuesday, and I
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Speaker 1: think that's why you saw less of that twenty twenty
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Speaker 1: rhetoric that we have heard in the past. But if
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Speaker 1: this speech is any indication of what his campaign is
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Speaker 1: going to look like, it is going to be very
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Speaker 1: divisive and very dark. This was not your traditional campaign
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Speaker 1: launch presidential speech where you talk about hope and change
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Speaker 1: and coming into the country and vibrate to see this
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Speaker 1: was a very dark but by the way, I gotta
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Speaker 1: stay up there. CNN just says, this was not the
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Speaker 1: speech that we expected of hope and change. Well, hope
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Speaker 1: and change you should never think was going to be
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Speaker 1: the speech of Generald Trump, because that's what Joe I mean,
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Speaker 1: and that's what Joe Biden and Barack Obama literally ran
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Speaker 1: on when they were running for president back in two
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Speaker 1: thousand and eight, hope and change. And we're sitting here
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Speaker 1: and you just have to laugh, right, I mean, that's
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Speaker 1: the only thing you can do is just laugh. You
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Speaker 1: have CNN saying this is what we thought was going
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Speaker 1: to be a speech on hope and change. Is not
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Speaker 1: a speech on hope and change. There was no way
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Speaker 1: that this speech was gonna be hope and change. That
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Speaker 1: is a Democrat talking point, You morons. This is how
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Speaker 1: stupid they are, folks. This is how incompetent they are.
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Speaker 1: They're sitting there and they're telling you that they believe
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Speaker 1: that this election was going to be about hope and
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Speaker 1: change with Donald Trump's announcement. Why would you think that,
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Speaker 1: Why would you believe that, Why would you actually even
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Speaker 1: remotely think that this was about quote, hope and or change.
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Speaker 1: It's clearly never gonna be about that, because that is
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Speaker 1: Barack Obama. But sann sits there like they're the expert. Right, Wow, wait, no,
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Speaker 1: what's going on here? Right? This was a speech. It
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Speaker 1: should have been about hope and change. If not your
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Speaker 1: traditional campaign launch presidential speech where you talk about hope
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Speaker 1: and change and coming into the country and vibrancy. This
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Speaker 1: was a very dark speech. It is the same rhetoric
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Speaker 1: that he latched onto back in twenty sixteen that largely
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Speaker 1: carried him to the White House. Unclear if it would
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Speaker 1: do that again. Now, take a listen to just some
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Speaker 1: of what he said last night. The decline of America
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Speaker 1: is being forced upon us by Biden and the radical
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Speaker 1: left lunatics running our government right to the ground. This
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Speaker 1: line is not a fate we must accept when given
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Speaker 1: the choice, boldly, clearly, and directly, I believe the American
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Speaker 1: people will overwhelmingly reject the left platform of national ruin,
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Speaker 1: and they will embrace our platform of national greatness. And
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Speaker 1: Lorrie to America. Does that sound like a dark speech? Doesn't?
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Speaker 1: To me? Doesn't sound like a dark speech. They play
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Speaker 1: another equipment scene at Oh, Donald Trump is so dark? Listen,
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Speaker 1: but to make America graded glorious again, I am tonight
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Speaker 1: announcing my candidacy for a president of the United States.
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Speaker 1: Does that sound dark? Does that sound like it's just
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Speaker 1: flat out evil, you know, and divisive? No, it doesn't.
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Speaker 1: But again, this is what Donald Trump is going to
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Speaker 1: be up against, so you better just get ready for it. Now.
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Speaker 1: I want to give you an update. Another story that's
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Speaker 1: not being covered, and that is Democrat Raphael Warnox ex
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Speaker 1: wife has asked the court to bring the senator in.
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Speaker 1: He is in that runoff for the Senate in Georgia.
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Speaker 1: They are now his ex wife is asking the court
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Speaker 1: to bring the senator in Warnock for questioning in a
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Speaker 1: child cussody battle. The ex wife of Warnock, who is
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Speaker 1: locked in that runoff with Republican Herschel Walker for the
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Speaker 1: US Senate seat, asked the court to bring the center
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Speaker 1: for questioning in that cussy battle. According to a court
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Speaker 1: notice last week, warnox ex wife asked the court to
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Speaker 1: have the sentor come into face questions from her attorneys
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Speaker 1: concerning their contentious child cussy battle. Now this is being
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Speaker 1: reported by the Washington Free Beacon. The report noted that
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Speaker 1: the court filing is the first movement on this case
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Speaker 1: since August, when the judge filed a sealed temporary cussy order,
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Speaker 1: and that the new filing shows the two cuss battles
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Speaker 1: appear not to have been resolved. The filing reportedly shows
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Speaker 1: that the woman accused him of neglecting to see his
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Speaker 1: children during the days he had cussy and not paying
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Speaker 1: childcare expenses translation deadbeat dad who's a senator. The court
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Speaker 1: allowed the ex wife's lawyers to probe the senator over
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Speaker 1: multiple issues under oath in a closed door deposition, which
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Speaker 1: could eventually be used for a settlement or if the
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Speaker 1: case ends up going to trial. The lawyers reportedly notified
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Speaker 1: Warnock that they planned to question him next year on
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Speaker 1: January eighteenth, which is days after the Senate is scheduled
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Speaker 1: to open the next session of the US Senate if
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Speaker 1: he is re elected in the December runoff battle. The
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Speaker 1: Freebee can explain Warnock's rocky divorce and cussy fight have
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Speaker 1: been issues for him in the election. Allegations of neglect
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Speaker 1: were highlighted in the Republican political attacks and Republican challenger
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Speaker 1: Herschel Walker ran ads featuring police footage of the ex
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Speaker 1: wife accusing Warnock of hitting her with his tesla claim
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Speaker 1: the Senator, of course, is denied. The latest filing could
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Speaker 1: revive attention on the messy legal dispute ahead of the
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Speaker 1: December six runoff. Warnock and June asked judge to seal
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Speaker 1: the full case, arguing that because he is currently running
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Speaker 1: for reelection, his opponent could use the case to gain
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Speaker 1: some political advantage that according to a court motion obtained
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Speaker 1: by The Free Beacon, his ex wife in February took
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Speaker 1: Warnock to court to revisor custy agreement, asking to move
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Speaker 1: their two young children to Massachusetts while she attempts attends
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Speaker 1: a program at Harvard and for more financial support from Warnock.
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Speaker 1: The couples split in twenty twenty after four years of marriage,
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Speaker 1: after Warnock and Walker both failed to reach fifty percent
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Speaker 1: of vote On election night, Georgia's Secretary of State announced
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Speaker 1: that there would be a runoff election on December the six,
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Speaker 1: roughly one month after the mid term elections. Quote. While
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Speaker 1: county officials are still going doing the details detail work
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Speaker 1: on counting votes, we feel it as safe to say
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Speaker 1: there will be a runoff. And that's exactly what has happened. Now.
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Speaker 1: Can Warnock get over this? Yes? I believe they can.
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Speaker 1: Why because the Democrat and Democrats really don't care if
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Speaker 1: you're a deadbeat dad. They don't care if you don't
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Speaker 1: pay child support, and they don't care if you end
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Speaker 1: up hitting your ex wife are running over her foot
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Speaker 1: with a tesla. They don't care. They care about winning.
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Speaker 1: I'm not sure any of this would affect the election
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Speaker 1: in Georgia at all, based on what I saw so
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Speaker 1: far in the midterm results. Democrats are willing to vote
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Speaker 1: for any moron as long as that means that a
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Speaker 1: Republican doesn't win. The Fetterman race is proof of that.
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Speaker 1: The guy's clearly incapacitated, and they voted for him. Hell,
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Speaker 1: they voted for a dead guy to win. A dead guy.
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