Republicans Get CAUGHT ON TAPE Losing it ALL

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9 Apr 202415:07

Summary

TLDRThe transcript discusses the complex dynamics within the Republican party, particularly focusing on the influence of former President Donald Trump and the MAGA movement. It highlights instances of Trump's controversial actions, such as endorsing Congresswoman Nancy Mace after she shifted towards a more MAGA stance, and his involvement with the LIV golf tournament funded by the Saudi Arabian Sovereign wealth fund. The script also touches on the opposition research against President Biden by MAGA Republicans, the internal conflicts within the party, and the concerns about the direction of the Republican party as moderate Republicans are leaving or not seeking re-election.

Takeaways

  • 🀝 Donald Trump's shifting stance on Republican congresswoman Nancy Mace, previously mocked by him, has changed now that she has adopted an ultra-conservative position, allowing her to be welcomed at Trump properties and events.
  • 🏌️ The LIV golf tournament, funded by the Saudi Arabian Sovereign Wealth Fund, indirectly contributes to Donald Trump by hosting events at his properties, despite restrictions on foreign contributions.
  • πŸ“š Trump's promotion of $59.99 sticky Bibles contrasts with his display of a 1990 Playboy Magazine, highlighting a potential disconnect in messaging and values.
  • 🚨 The script raises concerns about the current state of the Republican party and the influence of the MAGA movement, suggesting a lack of empathy and a focus on personal attacks.
  • 🎀 President Biden's genuine attempts to empathize with those who have suffered loss, such as the families of 9/11 victims and construction workers, are criticized and twisted by MAGA Republicans to attack his character.
  • πŸ€” The script questions the MAGA Republican's opposition research, which includes clips of Trump praising dictators and downplaying the January 6 insurrection, and compares it to Biden's empathetic speeches.
  • πŸ—£οΈ Kevin McCarthy's comments on Marjorie Taylor Greene as a serious legislator are highlighted, showing a contrast in perspectives within the Republican party.
  • πŸ’° Discussion on the use of campaign donations to fund Trump's legal bills, with some supporters viewing the legal actions against him as persecution rather than prosecution.
  • 🌍 RNC chair Michael Wattley's comments portray Ukraine as an adversary, reflecting a broader narrative among some Republicans about national security threats under the Biden administration.
  • πŸ›οΈ Adam Kinzinger's perspective on the departure of reasonable Republicans from the party indicates a concern about the direction and priorities of the current Republican leadership.

Q & A

  • What is the relationship between Donald Trump and Republican congresswoman Nancy Mace?

    -Donald Trump had previously mocked and endorsed Nancy Mace's opponent, but after Mace adopted a more ultra-conservative stance, she became more aligned with Trump's political base, allowing her to attend Trump properties and events.

  • How does the LIV golf tournament contribute to Donald Trump's finances?

    -The LIV golf tournament is hosted by the Saudi Arabian Sovereign Wealth Fund, which finds a way to pass through money to Donald Trump by hosting its golf tournaments at Trump properties, despite being a foreign entity that cannot directly donate to political figures.

  • What was the public reaction to Donald Trump holding up a Playboy Magazine from 1990 at a golf tournament?

    -The MAGA supporters at the golf tournament cheered as Donald Trump held up the Playboy Magazine, showcasing their support for his actions regardless of the contrasting images of him selling Bibles and appearing in a Playboy Magazine.

  • What is the significance of the payment made to Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougall by Donald Trump?

    -The payments to Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougall were made to cover up alleged affairs, and these transactions have become part of the evidence in the criminal trial against Donald Trump by the Manhattan District Attorney's office.

  • How did President Biden empathize with families who lost loved ones in the Francis Scott Key bridge collapse?

    -President Biden shared his personal experiences of loss, including the death of his son Bo, his first wife, and others, to connect with the families on a human level and offer comfort by promising that the pain would eventually lessen with time.

  • What was the criticism from MAGA Republicans towards President Biden's speech to the families of the bridge collapse victims?

    -MAGA Republicans criticized President Biden's speech as self-centered and narcissistic, accusing him of using the occasion for his own political gain rather than genuinely empathizing with the families.

  • What is the stance of Kevin McCarthy on Marjorie Taylor Greene as a legislator?

    -Kevin McCarthy views Marjorie Taylor Greene as a serious legislator who deals with policy and suggests that the best way to handle such figures is through dialogue and finding common ground.

  • How do some Republicans feel about campaign donations being used for Donald Trump's legal fees?

    -Some Republicans believe that the donations, including those from small donors, should help cover Trump's legal bills, viewing the legal challenges he faces as a form of persecution rather than prosecution.

  • What concerns does RNC chair Michael Wattley express about the current administration's foreign policy?

    -Michael Wattley expresses concern that the Biden administration's leadership has shown weakness, which he believes has emboldened countries like China, Ukraine, and Iran to be more aggressive, to the point of potentially meddling in US elections.

  • What factors are contributing to the departure of moderate Republicans from the party, according to Adam Kinzinger?

    -Adam Kinzinger attributes the departure of moderate Republicans to the current state of Washington DC, where serious legislating has been replaced by performance art and loud, angry rhetoric for media attention, making it an unattractive environment for those interested in substantive policy work.

Outlines

00:00

πŸ€” Political Dynamics and Trump's Influence

This paragraph discusses the political dynamics within the Republican party, particularly focusing on Donald Trump's continued influence and the shifting allegiances of politicians like Nancy Mace. It highlights the controversial relationships and financial ties, such as the Saudi Arabian Sovereign wealth fund's indirect contributions to Trump through golf tournaments. The paragraph also delves into the contrasting behaviors of Trump and his supporters, exemplified by Trump's display of a Playboy magazine from 1990 and the selling of Bibles. Additionally, it touches on the preparation for Trump's criminal trial in Manhattan and the payment to Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougall.

05:02

πŸ™ Empathy and Grief in Politics

The second paragraph contrasts President Biden's empathetic approach to loss and grief with the harsh criticisms from MAGA Republicans. It details Biden's speech to families of fallen construction workers, where he shares his personal experiences of loss to connect with their suffering. However, this display of empathy is met with disdain from MAGA influencers who view it as self-centeredness. The paragraph also highlights the media's role in amplifying negative perspectives and the lack of empathy in certain political circles.

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πŸ’° Fundraising and Legal Battles in Politics

This paragraph examines the financial aspects of politics, particularly focusing on the funding of Donald Trump's legal fees through campaign donations and the RNC. It discusses the opinions of small donors who view Trump's legal situation as a persecution rather than a prosecution. The paragraph also touches on the RNC chair's portrayal of Ukraine as an adversary and the concerns about the current political climate. Additionally, it highlights the departure of moderate Republicans from the party and the changing landscape of political discourse, emphasizing performance over policy.

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Keywords

πŸ’‘Maga

Maga is an acronym for 'Make America Great Again,' a slogan popularized by Donald Trump during his 2016 presidential campaign. In the context of the video, it refers to a faction within the Republican party that strongly supports Trump and his policies. The term is used to describe the political ideology and actions of those who are depicted as being extreme in their support for Trump, often at the expense of traditional Republican values.

πŸ’‘Republican party

The Republican party is one of the two major political parties in the United States, often associated with conservative policies and values. In the video, the party is discussed in relation to the influence of the Maga faction and how it has shifted or been affected by the actions and rhetoric of individuals like Donald Trump.

πŸ’‘Donald Trump

Donald Trump is the 45th President of the United States, serving from 2017 to 2021. He is a central figure in the video, with discussions revolving around his influence on the Republican party, his endorsement of certain politicians, and his business dealings, such as the hosting of golf tournaments at his properties.

πŸ’‘Golf tournament

A golf tournament is a competition involving the sport of golf, where players or teams compete over a number of rounds or holes. In the context of the video, it refers specifically to the Liv golf tournament hosted at Trump properties, which is used as an example of financial ties between Trump and the Saudi Arabian Sovereign wealth fund.

πŸ’‘Saudi Arabian Sovereign wealth fund

A sovereign wealth fund is a pool of assets owned by a state, often derived from the export of natural resources like oil. In this case, it refers to the Saudi Arabian fund, which is known for its significant financial investments worldwide. The video discusses how this fund has been involved with Trump through hosting golf tournaments at his properties, implying a form of financial contribution.

πŸ’‘Playboy Magazine

Playboy Magazine is a men's lifestyle and entertainment publication that often includes provocative photography and articles. In the video, it is mentioned as an example of the contrasting images of Trump, who is seen both selling '$59.99 sticky Bibles' and holding up a Playboy Magazine from 1990, highlighting the complexity and sometimes contradictory nature of his public persona.

πŸ’‘Criminal trial

A criminal trial is a legal proceeding in which a person or organization accused of a crime is tried in a court of law. In the context of the video, it refers to the upcoming legal proceedings against Donald Trump, related to alleged payments made to silence individuals like Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougall, which are part of a pattern of behavior that could be considered illegal.

πŸ’‘Empathy

Empathy is the ability to understand and share the feelings of another person. In the video, it is used to contrast the perceived lack of empathy from Maga Republicans with President Biden's attempts to connect with people on a human level, especially those who have experienced loss.

πŸ’‘Echo chamber

An echo chamber is a metaphorical description of a situation in which beliefs are amplified or reinforced by communication and repetition within a closed system. In the video, it refers to the insular environment of Maga Republicans and their supporters, where opposing views are not considered, and the same ideas are continually reinforced.

πŸ’‘Legislation

Legislation refers to the process of making laws by a legislative body, such as a parliament or congress. In the video, it is discussed in relation to the work of certain Republican politicians, like Marjorie Taylor Greene, and the challenges of passing legislation in a polarized political environment.

πŸ’‘Political aspirations

Political aspirations refer to the ambitions or goals one has within the realm of politics, often related to achieving office, influencing policy, or shaping the direction of a political party. In the video, it discusses how small-dollar donors support Trump's political aspirations, even contributing to his legal fees.

Highlights

Donald Trump's shift in stance towards Republican congresswoman Nancy Mace after she adopted an Ultra, Maga position, allowing her to attend Trump properties and events.

The relationship between the LIV golf tournament, owned by the Saudi Arabian Sovereign wealth fund, and its indirect contributions to Donald Trump through hosting golf tournaments at his properties.

The contrasting behavior of Donald Trump, selling $59.99 sticky Bibles and then holding up a Playboy Magazine from 1990, which he appeared in, at a golf tournament.

The upcoming criminal trial of Donald Trump by the Manhattan District, with one of the evidence pieces being the payment made to Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougall.

The reaction of Maga Republicans and their supporters to Trump's actions, such as holding up the Playboy Magazine, and their lack of empathy towards other political figures.

The attack on President Biden by Maga Republicans using a video clip of him empathizing with families who lost loved ones, showcasing the Maga mindset.

The comments made by Kevin McCarthy regarding Marjorie Taylor Greene as a serious legislator and the suggestion to engage in dialogue to find common ground.

The discussion on the use of campaign donations to pay for Donald Trump's legal bills, with the argument that he is being persecuted rather than prosecuted.

The portrayal of Ukraine as an adversary by RNC chair Michael Wattley, linking it with countries like Iran and China, and the implications for national security.

Adam Kinzinger's perspective on the departure of reasonable Republicans from the party and the current state of Washington DC as a performance art theater.

The concern raised about the long-term effects of the current political climate on serious legislators and the potential for change when the American public is dissatisfied.

The observation that the current political environment is like a frog boiling in the pot, where the public might become desensitized to the state of politics.

The call for recognizing the current problems in politics to confront and change them, with an optimistic view on the American people's ability to rise up and demand change.

The critique of the current state of the Republican party and the departure of 21 Republicans from the party, signaling a potential shift in political dynamics.

The impact of inflation on the financial compensation of Congress members and the implications for who is drawn to serve in the political arena.

The argument that the current political climate is not conducive to serious legislating and that it favors those seeking fame or unable to find better employment.

Transcripts

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you want to join us aoup I would that's

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Donald Trump walking over to Maga

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Republican congresswoman nany mace who

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Trump had previously mocked and endorsed

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her opponent but now that she went Ultra

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Maga she can go and show up at the

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Donald Trump properties and she can get

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invited to the Trump table right now you

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saw that right there that was at a Liv

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golf tournament the uh company Liv owned

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by the Saudi Arabian Sovereign wealth

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fund that finds a way to pass through

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money to Donald Trump because it can

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actually donate as a foreign Sovereign

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wealth fund but it does in its own way

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uh contribute to Donald Trump if you

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will through uh hosting its golf

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tournaments at Trump properties I I want

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to share with you though just the utter

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and complete odity weirdness

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dangerousness that has Trump the Maga

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Republican party you saw there magga

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Republican Congresswoman Nancy mace

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their appearance on the news shows like

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what were they doing this weekend what

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was President Biden doing and what were

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Maga Republicans attacking President

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Biden for it gives you such a window

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into their psyche and who these people

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are so Donald Trump was also out there

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holding up a Playboy Magazine from 1990

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that he was in and the people at the Liv

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golf tournament were cheering him on for

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that as he held up a Playboy so just

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just so you get there straight yes

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Donald Trump was selling

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$59.99 sticky Bibles and then he was

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holding up uh the week later the Playboy

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magazine

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and the concepts may be related I mean

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that may why the bibles are well I won't

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I won't go there but here here's Donald

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Trump holding up a Playboy Magazine from

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1990 as the magga supporters at the golf

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tournament are cheering hey Playboy play

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this

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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clip by the way that's as Donald Trump

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is preparing for a criminal trial by the

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Manhattan District one of the pieces of

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evidence is how Donald Trump had paid

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off uh as part of a pattern in practice

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before stor M Daniels Karen McDougall a

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playmate who he paid off to cover up

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that he had some semblance of apparent

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sex with her um so that's what Donald

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Trump was doing holding up Playboys

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making it about himself having the Saudi

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Arabian golf tournament there oh oh and

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and and by the way you you remember what

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Donald Trump previously said at these

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tournaments when he was asked about 911

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he gets asked that a lot because the

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families of 9/11 victims often protest

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these because this this this tournament

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is operated by the Saudis and the Saudi

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sber W here's what Donald Trump said

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when he was asked he spread 911

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conspiracy the this is from a previous

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live tournament here play this clip

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president the 911 are out saying again

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that they don't want you to ter what do

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you say to those which

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ter

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so that's what Trump was doing this week

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I want to show you more about what some

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of these Maga Republicans were saying

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during their media appearances but this

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should give you such a window into the

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mindset of Maga Republican so Chris H A

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Maga Republican someone who promotes

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Donald Trump and all the magga BS out

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there so he posts this as and so did a

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lot of the Maga influencers as a way to

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attack President Biden this should give

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you all it's this is terrifying this

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should give you a window into the brain

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rot of Maga Republicans and how they

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have no empathy at all so here's what

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Curtis Hal posted I'll just show you the

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video clip this is their Oppo research

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on President Biden this is a video that

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Maga Republicans say oh you know how we

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show you the Trump videos where he

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Praises Kim Jong-un and Vladimir Putin

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and Donald Trump calls the January 6 uh

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insurrectionist hostages and he sings

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The j6 Anthem and how Donald Trump

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confuses President Biden with former

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President Obama and Trump says things

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like he rather be electrocuted than

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eaten by sharks and Donald Trump forgets

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where he is you remember how we so

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that's the Oppo research that we show

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you so this is the type of opposition

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research that exists in the world of

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attacking President Biden Curtis H goes

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and there it is Biden Compares himself

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losing his son Bo to the families of

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these six construction workers who died

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when the Francis Scott Key bridge

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collapsed and so in this speech

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President Biden as he often does when he

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talks to people who have lost their

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loved ones to empathize with what

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they're going through he explains how he

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lost his son and what it felt like to

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lose someone in his family what it was

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like to lose his wife and what it was

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like to lose others and his what the

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loss was like his first wife and to say

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I understand what loss is like and

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here's how I grieved and to share that

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Insight because Biden has suffered a

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great deal of loss so Biden's trying to

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empathize with people's suffering at a

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very human level let me just I'll show

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you the exact clip that the Maga

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Republican influencers posted to attack

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President Biden from this weekend play

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this clip it's not the same but I know a

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little bit about what it's like to lose

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piece of your soul to get that phone

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call in the middle of the night to say

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family members of God I've been there

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it's feeling like having a black hole in

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your chest like you're being sucked in

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unable to breathe the anger the pain the

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depth of the loss is so

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profound and we know it's hard to

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believe you're probably not going to

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believe me but it can tell you now from

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personal experience the day is going to

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come when the memory of your loved one

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as you walk by that park or the church

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or something that you shared together is

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going to bring a smile to your lips

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before it brings a tear to your eye it's

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G to happen it's going to take a while

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but I promise you it will happen and

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that's when you know you're going to be

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able to make it I promise you it will

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come our prayers for you is that time

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come sooner rather than

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later

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okay so that's the clip that they say

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outrageous how dare President Biden say

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these things I could show you thousands

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of responses but they all are some

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variation of this like this is from Maga

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world so if you want you want to go into

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their Echo chamber be like Ben what do

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they talk about there this is the type

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of post that they do in response to

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Biden saying that Justine goes he's such

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a disgusting narcissist Samuel beltz

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goes self-centered in the face of

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disaster if he were a pastor he'd

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probably get voted out Brian flood goes

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this man is rotten to the absolute core

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Liberty J Jen writes I despise him I

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despise Biden so much GTO girl 430 goes

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he never fails to embarrass Jay Legend

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goes embarrassing

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clown DJ Sims Danny Jack goes this guy

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is an effing R what did Robin Williams

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call the guy rambling Joe Biden I think

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that was it so that's their way of

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attacking Biden with that clip that I

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just shared for you all right back to

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some of the other things that mager

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Republicans were saying this is Kevin

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McCarthy right here saying that margorie

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Taylor green is a very serious

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legislature legislator that deals with

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policy play this clip I think they made

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a mistake not funding Israel earlier I

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would utilize that we have the ability

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to help Ukraine with no American troops

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that's what's been happening

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Mr but people that you really like that

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are your friends conservative

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Republicans are no way want to vote for

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Ukraine Aid so to speaker Johnson just

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get Democrats a handful of Republicans

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and pass it anyway and if that does in

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fact happen marjerie Taylor green says

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he she's going to look to recall him

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like qu uh what Matt Gates did to you no

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what she's doing is much different than

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what Matt Gates is do did um she didn't

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make it privilege so it's not up for a

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vote and the one thing I've always found

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about margorie is she's a very serious

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legislator that deals with policy and

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the best way to deal with anyone like

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that is sit down and talk to them I

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don't believe the speaker has spoken to

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margorie I think if you sit down and

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discuss you understand you have Congress

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that you don't control all you you have

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to find common ground in between and

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that could be done those are two

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conservatives that can do it but the one

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now here I give this fox host credit for

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pushing back a bit here but this is

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mager Republican Congressman van Drew

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who talks about how he thinks that small

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dollar donors would love to pay for a

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Billionaire's legal fees in Donald Trump

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play the clip okay well listen I'm sure

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the Democratic uh side will say that a

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lot of their money comes from the more

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Grassroots but let's keep going um here

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because once the federal uh contribution

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limit is maxed out the remainder of

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money raised will go for from Trump uh

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tonight will go to the RNC you've got

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State political parties and to the save

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America pack which as you well know

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helps pay Trump's astronomical legal

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bills so Trump himself he's a

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billionaire but are you okay with

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campaign donations going towards his

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legal bills because you just mentioned

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that he does have those smaller donors

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who are using their hard-earned money to

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try to support his political

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aspirations understood so you got to

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realize I believe the smaller donors

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just like the big donors realize that

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Donald Trump isn't being prosecuted he's

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being persecuted man this is unheard of

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in American political or judicial or

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legal history it really is and so people

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understand unheard of because but let me

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ask you sir is it unheard of because

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this is the first time you have a former

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president uh stepping into to the the

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the Arenas if you will that he has

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stepped into maybe that's why it's

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unprecedented because we've never had a

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a former president uh behave this way no

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it's unprecedented because they's so

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much at risk it's unprecedented because

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quite frankly the left is really

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concerned that he has a real shot here

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he's going to win and they are afraid of

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that so they are using every mechanism

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possible whether it's Ultra prosecutors

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Attorneys General uh and just to go

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after this man for things here is RNC

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chair Michael wattley on with Lara Trump

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on fox saying the quiet part out loud as

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he portrays Ukraine as a adverse and

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aggressive adversary of the US he puts

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Ukraine with Ukraine Iran and China this

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is what the back of Republicans thing

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play this clip look I think that we are

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seeing right now that this election

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truly truly matters on National Security

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on every one of these issues when

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America is weak the world is a far more

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dangerous place and right now Joe

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Biden's feckless leadership has shown

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China has shown Ukraine has shown Iran

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that they can feel free to be much more

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aggressive on the world front to the

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point where even they will try and and

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meddle with our elections here and here

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is Adam kinzinger a real conservative

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who's talking about how all the normal

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Republicans are leaving the Republican

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party now play this clip is interesting

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as we're having this conversation to

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note that 21 Republicans are headed for

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the exits this year uh they're not going

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to run for reelection you resigned

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obviously over a year ago a lot of the

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Republicans that are leaving are known

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on the hill known in the house for being

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reasonable people that can uh cut deals

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that can work in a bipartisan

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way what kind of concerns do you have

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and what do you think the the message is

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to be gleaned from who is resigning and

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what and how many of them are are are

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resigning or or leaving at the end of

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the year yeah look the frustration is is

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is pretty simple so if you're a serious

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legislator Washington DC is not the

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place for you anymore um you know look

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at Mike Gallagher serious legislator you

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know led the China committee they pushed

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the Tik Tock ban which is actually a

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pretty good bill and but he's leaving

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because besides that it's it's a

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performance art theater I mean that's

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really what the house has become as

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performance theater mainly for the

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Republicans is it's all about how loud

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and angry can you be because you'll get

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retweets you'll get you know Instagram

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you'll be on the news it's all about

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trying to yell at whoever is testifying

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in front of your committee so that Fox

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News covers it that night and that's

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like a huge win in the office and

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everybody in your staff celebrates

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because you made the clip on Hannity or

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whatever and so there's a lot of people

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that are serious that are just saying

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it's not worth it I mean Congress hasn't

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had a pay raise since 2006 I don't say

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that for sympathy for anybody but every

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year you know with inflation they're

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basically being paid less and the only

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people that are coming are those that

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are independently wealthy or this is the

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best job they can get or they just want

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to come and be instantly famous so I'm

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long-term optimistic honestly because I

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think the American people I've I've been

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traveling around a lot they're sick of

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this and when America's sick of

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something they rise up and change it but

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in the short term we have to recognize

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what this problem is in order to

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confront it and change it and I worry

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