Trump dealt brutal blow by his OWN party

No Lie with Brian Tyler Cohen
17 Mar 202412:52

Summary

TLDRThe transcript discusses the implications of former President Donald Trump's lack of endorsements from his former cabinet members, including Mike Pence. It highlights the significance of these refusals and their potential impact on Trump's campaign. The conversation also touches on the Biden impeachment efforts, the testimony of US Attorney Robert Hur, and Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett's views on the political landscape and the importance of focusing on democratic engagement beyond media narratives.

Takeaways

  • 🀝 Mike Pence announced he will not endorse Donald Trump, highlighting profound differences in policy and ideology.
  • πŸ›οΈ A significant number of Trump's former cabinet members and aides have publicly opposed him, signaling a potential shift in Republican support.
  • πŸ“‰ The refusal of key figures to endorse Trump could impact election margins, as narrow victories are crucial in determining electoral outcomes.
  • 🚨 Trump's perceived control over the Republican party is weakening, which could diminish his appeal and electoral chances.
  • πŸ” Robert Hur, the US attorney appointed to investigate Joe Biden, revealed that Trump lied about Biden's handling of classified documents and his own son's death date.
  • 🎀 Biden's State of the Union address showcased his strength and pushed back against Republican narratives about his cognitive abilities.
  • πŸ’‘ Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett criticized the appointment of a partisan Republican US attorney to investigate Biden, fearing potential misuse of the investigation's findings.
  • πŸ“š The handling of the investigation into Biden by a Republican US attorney may have been a strategic misstep by the Biden administration.
  • 🌐 The media's focus on drama and polls can distract from the underlying issues and the importance of continued political engagement.
  • πŸ“ˆ Biden's administration has made progress in recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic and getting the economy back on track.
  • πŸ”Š The importance of focusing on delivering for the American people, rather than oratory skills, was emphasized in the context of Biden's presidency.

Q & A

  • What was Mike Pence's response when asked if he would endorse Donald Trump?

    -Mike Pence stated that he will not be endorsing Donald Trump in the current year, highlighting profound differences with Trump on various issues and noting Trump's departure from the conservative agenda they governed on.

  • Which former Trump officials have come out against him?

    -A significant number of former Trump officials have opposed him, including John Kelly, John Bolton, Bill Barr, Mark Milley, Rex Tillerson, Mick Mulvaney, Chris Christie, HR McMaster, Anthony Scaramucci, Stephanie Grisham, Richard Spencer, Tom Bosser, Michael Cohen, Alysa Farah Griffin, Sarah Matthews, and James Mattis among others.

  • What impact could the lack of endorsements from former officials have on Trump's campaign?

    -The lack of endorsements could potentially impact the margins in close elections, as influential figures can sway votes. It also challenges the perception of Trump having total control over his party, which could affect his appeal to both his base and potential swing voters.

  • What did Congressman Mike Pence mention about Trump's stance on national debt and human life sanctity?

    -Pence mentioned that he observed Trump walking away from the commitment to confront the national debt and starting to shy away from the commitment to the sanctity of human life.

  • What was the context behind the discussion on Trump's reversal on getting tough on China and the TikTok sale?

    -The discussion was about Trump's shift in policy regarding China and the forced sale of TikTok, which Pence saw as inconsistent with the conservative agenda they had during their administration.

  • What was Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett's reaction to the revelation that Trump lied about Biden's memory?

    -Congresswoman Crockett was not surprised, as she believes the American people had the opportunity to assess Biden's capabilities during his State of the Union Address, which contradicted the narrative of him being cognitively impaired.

  • What did Congresswoman Crockett say about Biden's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic?

    -She praised Biden for course-correcting and leading the country out of the COVID-19 crisis, getting shots in arms, and saving lives, which was a stark contrast to the situation before Biden took office.

  • What was the significance of Biden's State of the Union Address according to the interview?

    -The State of the Union Address was significant because it showcased Biden's strength and ability to lead, contradicting the narrative of him being weak and forgetful. It also demonstrated his commitment to correcting the course of the nation.

  • What was the criticism against Merrick Garland for allowing a partisan Republican US attorney to investigate Joe Biden?

    -The criticism was that by allowing a partisan figure to oversee the investigation, it provided a platform for potentially damaging attacks against Biden, and highlighted the danger of offering goodwill to partisan Republicans who might use it against Democrats.

  • How did Congresswoman Crockett describe Biden's speaking style and the public's perception of it?

    -She described Biden's speaking style as having a stutter, which he has worked to overcome throughout his life. She argued that what might be seen as gaffes by some are actually manifestations of his speaking impediment.

  • What was the main point made about the importance of focusing on the work rather than the polls or endorsements?

    -The main point was that the focus should be on organizing, staying engaged, and working on circles of people, rather than getting distracted by polls, endorsements, or media narratives, as the ultimate goal is to protect and promote democracy.

Outlines

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πŸ€” Mike Pence's Refusal to Endorse Trump and Its Implications

This paragraph discusses the significance of Mike Pence, former Vice President, choosing not to endorse Donald Trump for re-election. It highlights Pence's statement about the profound differences between him and Trump on various issues, including national debt, sanctity of human life, and China policy. The paragraph also emphasizes the impact of Trump's lack of endorsements from his former cabinet members and aides on his campaign, suggesting that these public rejections could sway Republican voters and affect the election's outcome. The narrative underscores the importance of the 'margins' in elections and how influential figures' endorsements or lack thereof can influence these margins.

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πŸ“œ Reaction to Robert Hur's Testimony and Biden's Resilience

In this paragraph, Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett shares her reaction to Robert Hur's testimony, which contradicted Trump's claims about Joe Biden's handling of classified documents. Crockett emphasizes Biden's cooperation with the National Archives in contrast to Trump's defiance. She discusses Biden's effective pandemic response and economic recovery efforts, countering the Republican narrative of Biden as weak. Crockett also expresses her discomfort with the constant need to defend Biden against accusations of cognitive decline, especially after his strong performance at the State of the Union address. The paragraph touches on the political strategy of keeping Biden out of the public eye to maintain certain narratives and the importance of focusing on accomplishments rather than oratory skills.

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🀝 Intergenerational Political Strategies and Garland's Decision

This paragraph delves into the generational differences in political strategy, contrasting the old-school thinking of figures like Merrick Garland and President Biden with the current political climate. Crockett suggests that Garland's decision to appoint a Republican US attorney to investigate Biden was a misstep, given the potential for partisan manipulation and the use of the investigation as a platform for attack. She argues for a more cautious approach in dealing with partisan Republicans, warning against the dangers of offering goodwill that can be weaponized against Democrats. The discussion highlights the challenges of navigating a polarized political environment and the need for strategic vigilance.

Mindmap

Keywords

πŸ’‘Endorsement

An endorsement in a political context refers to a public expression of support or approval, usually from a prominent figure or organization towards a candidate. In the video, the lack of endorsement from Donald Trump's own former cabinet members and officials, including Mike Pence, is highlighted as significant. It underscores a divide within the Republican Party and questions Trump's overall support base. The refusal of these key figures to endorse Trump is presented as a potential indicator of his weakening influence within his party and among voters.

πŸ’‘Cabinet Members

Cabinet members are senior officials who head various executive departments and advise the President on related matters. The script emphasizes the refusal of most of Donald Trump's former cabinet members to endorse his candidacy as noteworthy. This group includes figures like Mike Pence, John Kelly, and Rex Tillerson, who, by distancing themselves from Trump, suggest a profound disagreement with his policies or conduct. This phenomenon is used to illustrate a broader rejection of Trump's leadership within the echelons of his own administration.

πŸ’‘Impeachment Effort

The impeachment effort refers to the process or attempt to charge a high-ranking government official, in this case, Joe Biden, with misconduct and remove him from office. The video discusses an interview regarding whether the effort to impeach Biden is 'officially dead,' following testimony that debunked claims against him. This segment highlights the political strategies and narratives used by parties to undermine opponents and how such efforts can impact public opinion and the political landscape.

πŸ’‘State of the Union Response

The State of the Union Response is an address given by a representative of the opposition party immediately following the President's State of the Union address. It serves as a rebuttal and presents alternative viewpoints and policies. The video refers to Katie Britt's response as 'humiliating,' suggesting it was poorly received or ineffective. This highlights the challenges opposition parties face in articulating compelling alternatives to the sitting president's agenda.

πŸ’‘Constitutional Duties

Constitutional duties refer to the responsibilities and actions mandated by the Constitution for office holders. Mike Pence's mention of 'our difference on my constitutional duties' on January 6th implies his adherence to the constitutional process during the certification of the 2020 election results, despite pressure from Trump. This underscores the tension between personal loyalty and constitutional obligations, which is a recurring theme in discussions about the events of January 6th.

πŸ’‘Sanctity of Human Life

The 'sanctity of human life' is a phrase often used in political discourse to discuss issues around abortion and the right to life. Mike Pence criticizes Trump for 'shying away' from this commitment, which could be seen as a critique of Trump's shifting positions on abortion. This mention reflects the broader debate within the Republican Party about abortion policies and the importance of this issue to conservative voters.

πŸ’‘Autocrat

An autocrat is a ruler who has absolute power. The video uses this term to describe Donald Trump, suggesting that his political strength comes from the perception of total control over his party. This highlights concerns about Trump's leadership style and its implications for democratic governance, especially when former allies begin to publicly distance themselves from him.

πŸ’‘Election Margins

Election margins refer to the slim number of votes by which electoral victories are won. The script mentions the close victories of Joe Biden over Trump in states like Georgia and Wisconsin, emphasizing how small differences in support can determine election outcomes. This underscores the importance of every endorsement and the potential impact of losing support among key figures and demographics.

πŸ’‘Classified Documents

The term 'classified documents' relates to government materials that are deemed sensitive for national security and are restricted in their distribution. The video discusses an investigation into Joe Biden over his retention of such documents, contrasting his cooperative behavior with Trump's obstruction. This part of the transcript highlights the legal and ethical challenges faced by politicians and the implications of their handling of sensitive information.

πŸ’‘COVID-19 Response

The COVID-19 response refers to the actions taken by a government to manage and mitigate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett praises Joe Biden's response, particularly his efforts to distribute vaccines, as a correction to the previous administration's handling. This reference is used to illustrate the differences in leadership and policy effectiveness between Biden and Trump, emphasizing the impact of such responses on public health and the economy.

Highlights

Discussion on the implications of Donald Trump's former cabinet members refusing to endorse him.

Interview with Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett about the Robert Hur testimony and its impact on Joe Biden.

Mike Pence's refusal to endorse Donald Trump and his reasons for doing so.

The significance of Trump's former cabinet members and aides coming out against him.

The impact of losing endorsements on Trump's campaign, especially in close-margin elections.

Trump's loss of control over his party and the potential erosion of his appeal as an autocratic figure.

The importance of not focusing on polls or endorsements, but on organizing and engaging in political work.

Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett's reaction to the revelation that Trump lied about Biden's memory.

Crockett's assessment of Biden's State of the Union Address and his performance.

The impact of Biden's stutter on his public speaking and the public's perception.

Comparison of Biden's speaking style to Trump's, and the implications for their presidencies.

Meritt Garland's decision to allow a partisan Republican US attorney to oversee an investigation into Biden.

Crockett's opinion on the potential mistake of appointing a partisan Republican US attorney for the Biden investigation.

The issue of partisanship and the challenges of dealing with Republican disinformation tactics.

The importance of recognizing the dangers of offering goodwill to partisan Republicans who may use it against Democrats.

The comparison of the handling of the Mueller report with the current situation involving Biden.

The potential misuse of unvetted reports by the right-wing media machine against Democrats.

The call for better strategies in dealing with partisanship to avoid self-imposed dangerous situations.

Transcripts

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today we're going to talk about the

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implications of most of Donald Trump's

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own former cabinet members refusing to

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endorse him and I interview

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congresswoman Jasmine Crockett about the

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disastrous Robert her testimony that

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proved he lied about Joe Biden whether

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the Biden impeachment effort is

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officially dead and her thoughts on

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Katie Brit's humiliating State of the

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Union response I'm Brian Tyler Cohen and

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you're watching no

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lie now just days ago Mike Pence was

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asked whether he would endorse Donald

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Trump and this is what he said let me

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ask you this we have not spoken since

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former president Trump uh sewed up the

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nomination which he did earlier this

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week and he has received endorsements

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from some of the people who were running

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against him but we have not heard from

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you will you be endorsing your former

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president uh you were on the ticket with

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him last time

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around well Martha I appreciate the

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question and it should come as no

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surprise that I will not be endorsing

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Donald Trump this year look I I'm

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incredibly proud of the record of our

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Administration it was a conservative

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record that made America more prosperous

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more

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secure uh and and saw conservatives

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appointed to our course in a more

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peaceful world U but uhu that being said

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during my presidential campaign I made

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it clear that there were profound

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differences between me and and president

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Trump on a range of issues and and and

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not just uh our difference on my

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constitutional duties that I exercised

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on January the 6th I mean as as I have

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watched his candidacy on fold I've seen

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him walking away uh from our commitment

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to uh confronting the national debt I've

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seen him uh starting to to shy away from

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a a commitment to the sanctity of human

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life and this last week is his

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reversal uh on on getting tough on China

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uh and and supporting our

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administration's effort uh to force uh a

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sale uh of uh of bite dance Tick Tock

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why think why do you think he had that

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reversal on that before we go sir well I

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I I can't I can't speculate on it what I

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can tell you is is that in each of these

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cases uh Donald Trump is pursuing and

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articulating an agenda that is at odds

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with the conservative agenda that that

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we governed on during our four years and

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that's why I cannot in good conscience

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uh endorse Donald Trump in this campaign

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and I know it might not seem shocking

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that the guy who Trump tried to have

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hanged would ultimately choose not to

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endure him but I'd argue that it is

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quite significant for two reasons first

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virtually all of Donald Trump's former

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cabinet members and AIDS and officials

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have come out against him I'm talking

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Mike Pence John Kelly John Bolton Bill

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bar Mark Millie Rex Tillerson Mick moany

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Chris Christie HR McMaster Anthony

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scaramucci Stephanie Grisham Richard

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Spencer Tom boser Michael Cohen ta Cobb

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Alysa far Griffin Sarah Matthews cassid

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Hutchinson James Mattis and Mark esper

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esper just came out this past week and

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said that when Donald Trump was

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president he wanted the US military to

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kill Americans and so if these people

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the people who knew Donald Trump best

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who worked most closely with him if

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they've come out against Trump then

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maybe that's something worth listening

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to and something that a number of

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Republican voters will listen to which

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is not to say by the way that Mike Pence

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is some electoral jug or not but the

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fact that Trump's own vice president

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won't endorse him will still have an

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impact on the margins in the same way

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that Nikki Haley's refusal to endorse

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him thus far have an impact on the

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margins and uh not for nothing but the

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margins is where these elections are won

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this is not a game of miles it's a game

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of inches remember Biden beat Trump in

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Georgia by only 12,000 votes in

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Wisconsin by only 20,000 votes these are

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razor thin margins and so for Trump to

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lose these influential figures that's

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not going to help him retain even those

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Republicans much less expand his base

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out to Independence and Democrats like

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he would need so that's the first reason

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second and more broadly Trump deres his

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strength from the Optics that he's got

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total control over his party that's how

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any autocrat derives power but when the

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dam starts to break and suddenly it

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becomes clear that not only does Trump

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not have total control he doesn't even

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have control of the people who work the

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closest with him or his own Republican

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base then the appeal of Donald Trump as

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this like invisible force begins to wear

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off not only does the reality begin to

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Dawn on the GOP that Trump isn't

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unbeatable when it comes to Joe Biden

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which by the way should already be

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debunked considering Biden beat him in

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2020 but it gets that much worse for him

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when you realize that he's not even able

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to get his own party he's losing his own

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officials and AIDS he lost his own vice

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president talk about piercing the bubble

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now with that said the usual caveats

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apply it really doesn't matter if Trump

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loses the endorsement of every

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Republican official in the entire

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country our job doesn't change we still

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organize we still stay engaged we still

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work on our Circles of people do not

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look at the polls or the primary results

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or endorsements or the rallies none of

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it matters it's all noise and it's

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mostly Cher picked by the media to sell

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whatever narrative they want to sell

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which is generally the one that will

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show the most drama because for them

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politics is a big game it's just sports

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like they don't seem to realize that we

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all fail if democracy fails we're all on

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This Plane together and if the plane

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goes down we all die so ignore the horse

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race coverage and just do the work

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because we know what Donald Trump's own

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officials have already made clear that

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he shouldn't be anywhere near the Oval

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Office again here's a preview of my

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interview with congresswoman Jasmine

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Crockett Robert her was the US attorney

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appointed to investigate Joe Biden over

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his retention of classified documents

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which by the way for those watching and

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listening right now is not the

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equivalent of Trump's because Joe Biden

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cooperated with the National Archives

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whereas Donald Trump ignored a request

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and ignored a subpoena and ultimately

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forced a Magistrate Judge to approve a

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search warrant that was executed by the

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FBI at Mar Lago uh what was your

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reaction to the Revelation that he lied

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about Biden's memory even suggesting

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that he didn't remember the date that

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his own son died which the transcript

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now shows that he remembered

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perfectly I mean I wasn't surprised you

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know um I think the American people had

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a great opportunity to assess whether or

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not we have a CA old feeble man in the

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White House when he gave his State of

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the Union Address I think that the

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president reminded the American people

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that he is the strong guy that made sure

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that he course corrected As Trump was

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basically leading us um into a death

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trap as it relates to covid-19 for

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whatever reason people forget how many

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people were dying before Joe Biden came

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into office and made sure that we could

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get shots in arms and save lives um

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instead that party continues to push

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disinformation around things such as the

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vaccine we were able to finally get our

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economy back on track in fact we have

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reeled back in a way that no other

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country has been able to recover um

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since covid-19 is there still more work

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to do absolutely but are we leading the

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world we are and that's who we're

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supposed to be um you know watching her

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testify was quite skin crawling to me

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personally um I did not care for his

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report on the day that his report came

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out we were actually at our dim issues

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conference and I got an alert that the

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report came out and then the president

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came on stage and gave some remarks to

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us and then he laid out that this report

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came out and it was made clear that he

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disagreed with some of the things in the

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report um and so you know we went out as

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Democrats and I felt like we were on the

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defense trying to say he's not cile and

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old and feeble yeah um and so ultimately

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I think the people saw for them for

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themselves though yeah I think that's a

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great great point I mean even you know

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this is the second state of the union

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now where uh that that has been put on

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full display and I think Republicans

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really Revel in Americans not seeing him

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as frequently because every day that

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we're not seeing him make some you know

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make some big speech like the State of

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the Union was that vacuum is then filled

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with the same narrative that he doesn't

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know what day it is he doesn't know how

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to tie his shoes but then it's it's

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completely undermined the second that we

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see this guy come out and and do what he

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did at the State of the Union uh which

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was you know to not only deliver deliver

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you know a home run of a speech but then

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even challenge Republicans in numerous

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occasions and at least you know to their

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to their mild credit learned their

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lesson from last year uh in terms of not

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trying to not trying to Heckle him too

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hard because they got everyone except

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for Marjorie Taylor green course she

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will never she will never learn and I I

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just want to say you know to the point

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about the vacuum um this isn't a

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president who will be known for his

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speaking ability this is not President

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Obama people forget that the president

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actually has a stutter you know I think

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it was so beautiful that this week it

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was kind of a reminder as he was talking

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to another kiddo that stutters and there

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is no magic pill that you take for

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stuttering so as he makes gavs as

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they're frequently called I don't look

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at him as gaffs I look at it as this man

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has a speaking impediment that he has

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worked his entire life to overcome and

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people forget that and So speaking isn't

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necessarily what he will be known for

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but getting things done for the American

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people now that is what he'll go down in

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the history books for being able to do

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yeah well said also I would rather have

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a president who has a stutter than one

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who thinks that World War II hasn't

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happened yet or that the current

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president is Barack Obama or that you

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need

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to buy bread or or you don't remember

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who your ex-wife is your exwife is go or

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that you can stop a hurricane with a

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sharpie or that like the list goes on

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and on yes or just inject yourself with

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bleach and you won't have Co anymore you

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won't have a lot of stuff such as a life

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but nevertheless nevertheless uh do you

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think it was a mistake uh for merri

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Garland to allow a a partisan Republican

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us attorney to oversee an investigation

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into Joe Biden that would ultimately

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give him a platform to land a really

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damaging attack against him you know I

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think that there are those of us of my

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political generation and then there are

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those of us say of Meritt Garland's and

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President Biden's political generation

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the people that believe that uh certain

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things are black and white and those of

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us in my generation understand that it's

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just a bunch of games that are being

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played nowadays and so I think that

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Merck Garland um leans into the old

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school frame of thought like hey this is

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this is clear like he can do this he'll

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be fair and ultimately he was fair now

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did he add a little extra absolutely but

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did he go so far as to charge the

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president no and ultimately while he

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landed the Jabs that he landed I think

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that it is going to be very helpful not

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that it really matters to the Maga crowd

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that this was another Republican this

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wasn't a Democrat so you can't say the

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fix was in this was one of your guys

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right but they always say the fix is in

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even when you look at the prosecution in

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Georgia they say the fix is in in

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Georgia forgetting that the people that

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have played guilty thus far are Trump's

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people they're Republicans these aren't

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Democrats making up stuff so I mean you

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know trying to do something that will

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make sense to a a a cult-like mind is is

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problematic to me like just forget it

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just make sure you get someone who's

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going to do right and I think a

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democratic appointee probably would have

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been better under the circumstances yeah

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I I feel like we do have to get better

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at recognizing like the D the dangerous

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situations we put ourselves in by

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constantly offering up Goodwill to

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partisan Republicans who will then you

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know use that as a cudgle to wield

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against Democrats and we don't learn our

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we don't learn our lesson and we do this

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a lot and so I think that like

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recognizing what the dangers could be

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beforehand by oh I don't know appointing

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a partisan Republican us attorney to be

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able uh to release a report unvetted

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about Joe Biden um might not be such a

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great idea especially in an election

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year especially knowing the

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disinformation media machine that

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operates on the right and how anything

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in that report uh could be could be kind

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of Twisted on its face and used against

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Democrats and we've seen them uh

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manipulate these reports in the past the

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the the billb bar summary of the Muller

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report was the exact same thing where in

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certain instances it said the polar

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opposite of what the M report actually

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