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The Trump "Dictatorship." my honest thoughts.

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hey everyone me Kevin here yesterday I

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quoted folks saying that some people

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think Donald Trump is a dictator and I

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think either people who were half

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listening fortunately it's a very small

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percentage of folks some people who just

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can't afford to even remotely pay

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attention apparently thought that I was

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calling Donald Trump a dictator and they

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misunderstood that I was quoting another

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group of folks and so what I thought I

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would do is just make a very clear video

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uh and we're just going to call it a

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mess Mage to everyone worried about

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Donald Trump being a dictator see

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Democrats are worried that Donald Trump

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is going to remain in power forever and

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that he's going to be an evil dictator

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that he's got all the control in the

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world and and therefore you're basically

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screwed you've got dictator Trump and

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that's it so what I thought I would do

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is start with a quick personal message

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sort of on where my POV is coming from

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and then we're going to talk about what

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is a dictator and then how does that

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fit into what actually is happening in

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America I think this is very useful so

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the quick personal note is this uh and

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and this is just a note to my audience I

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personally consider myself liberally uh

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socially liberal uh and fiscally

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conservative you know a lot of people

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have used that phraseology before this

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is not very much of a surprise but in

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English basically I want a balanced

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budget I don't want crime I want

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politicians to stop spending money they

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don't have I care about about good

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schools and I really don't care whom you

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marry you want to marry him or her it

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doesn't make a difference to me I just

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want strong law enforcement I hate

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seeing homeless people die in the

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streets or shoot up in front of kids I

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also don't like endless proxy wars with

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the government in locked Martin's pocket

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and no desire to negotiate I don't like

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high taxes understand the need for some

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taxes but not excessive taxes and

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honestly I I mean you know I I

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personally don't think any of what I

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said here is really that unusual and if

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it pisses you off sorry about that I

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have four daughters and three sons and

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the reality is I don't want boys playing

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in girls Sports I don't like lawsuits

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for the sake of stopping businesses or

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innovation or crypto and as a data seven

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I acknowledged that Donald Trump pulled

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major votes from categories he wasn't

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expecting to he convinced 55% of Latino

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men to vote for him that's a huge number

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he convinced 46% of all Latinos to vote

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for him he convinced more white people

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than we've seen since 1992 my birth here

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to vote for him now that's actually

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extremely odd because

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usually you see less white folks vote in

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every single election just because of

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demographic changes so how all of a

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sudden did this go up for the first time

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since

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1992 well Donald Trump convinced people

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to vote for him it's that simple that's

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how it worked so then you have to ask

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yourself okay well obviously a lot of

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people in America resonate with what

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Donald Trump says and maybe there is

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something to it uh and so in in this

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video we're going to again break down uh

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this idea of is Donald Trump a dictator

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now also keep in mind this and some of

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these statistical differences here I

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think are pretty remarkable but consider

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this for a moment women chose Joe Biden

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by a 15 spread in

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2020 this year that dropped to just

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eight which is almost half it's pretty

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bad it's a bad spread for for Harris

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Harris lost white Suburban women by

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seven points this is like a cannot lose

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demographic and she lost it and the

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reality is 67% of you are frustrated

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about economy and War and you probably

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ought to be you probably should be you

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should be frustrated that the economy

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isn't as great as the data is telling us

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there are real concerns about a

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joblessness recession and then frankly

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robots will take over it's kind of scary

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because it's going to push a lot of

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people on universal basic income and

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joblessness so now let's get to the

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topic at hand which is the dictator

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topic because all of what I just gave

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you is just a little bit of background

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on where my POV is coming from just so

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you can understand where my frame of

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reference is uh and then also a

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realization that Donald Trump one people

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that should have been unwinable for him

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and that should give us a little bit or

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at least give him a little bit of Street

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cried that there are more people who

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believe him now than than when he was

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running against

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Biden so that would indicate that less

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people think he's going to be a bad

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dictator maybe some people think he'll

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be a good dictator but then the reality

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we have to think of is is he going to be

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a dictator at all I mean Caesar was a

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dictator there are good dictators and

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bad dictators I'm not saying he was good

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but there were a lot of bad ones on the

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list too Stalin Hitler melini there are

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plenty of dictators and Ma dong people

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have opinions on both sides of the aisle

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for him Kim Jong-un Gaddafi Saddam

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Hussein these are these are historical

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dictators and the one thing that you

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find with historical dictators that

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makes someone actually a dictator is

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that they have

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absolutely

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unchecked power now some people say that

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Donald Trump has that they say he has

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unchecked power oh got Congress they say

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he's got the house he's got the Senate

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he's he's got the Supreme Court in his

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back pocket cuz they sent roie wade back

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to the States folks r v Wade is not in

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the Constitution like yes I now I

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understand Donald Trump enabled them

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sort of checking that out again I get

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that but In

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fairness States not delegate or rights

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not delegated to the federal government

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or explicitly reserved for the states so

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now I'm not saying I'm taking a side on

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this position I'm just saying when I

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look at the argument the Supreme Court

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made I do think there's logic uh but you

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know and we'll

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see so uh when folks say Donald Trump

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has all of these different branches then

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the question becomes okay so does he

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have unchecked power we'll think about

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this for a moment Senator Rick Scott a

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republican is from the same party as

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Donald Trump he thinks that Donald Trump

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needs 60 votes to Institute uh uh

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tariffs uh and that a budget

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reconciliation measure for tariffs won't

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cut it or that executive orders for

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tariffs won't cut it well this would put

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a big Thorn sort of in the Donald Trump

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plan to Institute massive tariffs on

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China without the support of Congress

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which once again goes back to the idea

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of okay we need the entire party to be

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un united it's not just enough to say

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you have control that doesn't mean you

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have everybody on the same wavelength of

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you if uh you know we've got uh let's

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see what what does America have right

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now I think

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Senate uh election results I think

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there's a two lead for Republicans three

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lead so you're at 53 on the Republican

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side right now for Senate 46 Dem so

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Republicans they could probably afford

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to lose

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three uh Republican votes because then

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the VP JD Vance could tie break but if

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you lose any more than three you're

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screwed

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if you lose any more than 13 in the

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house you're screwed and people like oh

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but they're not going to lose they not

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going to lose them well we'll think

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about this for a moment just to give you

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an understanding a little bit more of of

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how the House of Representatives works

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for example the House of Representatives

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has uh a division or I should call it a

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caucus really it's just a group of reps

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uh and it's called the house Freedom

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caucus it is a 38 seat group that

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frequently votes together they are also

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very

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much fiscal

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Hawks if they think Donald Trump is

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potentially spending too much money or

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driving the United States into debt and

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they vote no this dictatorship is over

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with the power of just one group within

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the Republican

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Party even Donald Trump's favored

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secretary uh or treasury secretary pick

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right now is starting to question the

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fiscal responsibility of saying no

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social security taxes or taxes on Social

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Security income and so instead he's

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suggesting hey maybe we could do like an

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income approach where like you know or

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an age approach where hey if you're 80

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you don't pay taxes on Social Security

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I'm just making that up right he hasn't

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given exact sort of ladders yet uh but

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presumably like maybe you pay the normal

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tax when you first retire but then as

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you get older you pay less and less tax

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over time that's just an idea uh that he

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suggested not saying that's what's going

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to happen but it shows you that you've

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got some resistance here to uncheck

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power even with within the party JD

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Vance is considered a fiscal Hawk the

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legal system is not just the Supreme

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Court either I mean you've got thousands

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of Judges at local levels State levels

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federal district levels uh and you know

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appell at courts there there are a lot

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of Judges here that are not all going to

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be on the same point of view of trump

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and it's not just that it's that

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lawsuits can lead to stays which pause

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the activities of of uh government

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officials uh law can lead to frankly

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losses I mean Democrats had wins in like

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83% of the cases they brought against

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Trump the first time he was president

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that mean those were all little forms of

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checks on his power you know de I'm not

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saying I'm a big fan of people like

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suing everybody to try to get things

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done uh that they think are important to

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them but that's very common so it's very

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difficult to actually be a dictator in

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the United States even if you have all

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sort of quote unquote control of

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Congress or potentially even the Supreme

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Court uh it's still challenging to

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actually have true control uh and that's

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some that puts you in a position where

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you're like okay so maybe it's going to

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be a little bit more challenging to be a

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fullon dictator now while Donald Trump

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is unpredictable I want to be clear

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about my opinion I don't believe that

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Donald Trump is

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unamerican that includes Democrats now

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of course he could be a little bit of a

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loose cannon but I don't think he's

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trying to destroy America and generally

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I don't think any president is trying to

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do that like somewhere deep down inside

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once Biden walks through the sand like I

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think there's some heart in there uh and

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I generally think that is true of most

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politicians uh that there's some heart

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deep down inside you just have to get

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through like multiple multiple layers of

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financial interests and lobbyism

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and uh you know other incentives that

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probably shouldn't exist but do which

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that's just sort of the nature of the

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game of politics and that doesn't mean I

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support it but it also doesn't mean that

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I'm losing sleep over the fact that

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Donald Trump is president now uh and uh

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you know if I were a Democrat I I really

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I'm not saying don't vote don't let your

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voice be heard

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but I I don't know that arguing Donald

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Trump is going to be a pure dictator is

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is the right thing to say here I I don't

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think it's possible and I don't think he

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is obviously he's going to try to do

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what he thinks is best whether that's

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you know from the deportation uh POV or

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uh from the um uh you know tariff point

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of view although a lot of that could be

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negotiation tactics uh even with Mexico

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I mean we already know these are

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potentially negotiation tactics with

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China but also consider that with Mexico

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if you say hey you're going to send

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everybody back Mexico is going to or

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even even other countries in South

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America since it's not all just Mexico

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even China you know you a lot of Chinese

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are coming through the southern

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border uh in fact there's some of them

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outside of South America they're like I

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think the most popular immigrant coming

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through and flooding through the

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southern border and so even saying

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you're just going to send everybody back

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is a way to potentially negotiate with

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China uh and negotiate American

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interests with these other

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countries so that's important as well

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and remember you it's even when it comes

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to appointees they have to be confirmed

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by Congress this is important as well uh

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uh you know Powell's going to fight

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getting fired and fight political

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interference even though Viv and musk

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and Trump have all pushed for

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interference with the Federal Reserve uh

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and you know then then there are these

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concerns that well Donald Trump is

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basically going to always be in power

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because one of his sons or JD Vance or

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somebody else will be in power and In

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fairness I was on a run the other day

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and I saw somebody running walking

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around an elderly white gentleman with

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with with a a hat on it was not a magga

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hat but it was a hat uh and he had a

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Vance 2028 shirt on

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I mean that's cool it's uh you know for

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him it's it's sort of a way of

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expressing that he's very happy with the

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result of the election and I'm happy on

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his behalf that you know he's happy uh

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but look a lot of things are beyond the

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control of what's going to happen in

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2028 if Donald Trump you know for no

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fault of his own certainly not over the

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last four years because he's not in

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office uh may be some residual from his

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prior term but if we walk into a

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recession that's not going to be his

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fault day one at least certainly not

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unfold it could just be sort of the

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economic nature of a postco recession uh

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and uh and if the recession's bad and

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it's a jobless recession it's really

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really bad people are going to blame

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Trump they're going to label him

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recession Trump you know oh recession

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during Co recession right when he opens

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the door to the White House again even

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if it's not his fault he's going to be

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stuck with that burden and that could

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make you lose power right away in the

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midterms and make you lose power in 2028

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so maybe I just have too much faith that

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the the voters in Mass are trying to do

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their best to as Kevin o says correct

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the political atmosphere and the

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direction of the country and I think the

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voting electorate as a whole is is kind

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of quick to Pivot like ooh didn't like

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the economy the last four years okay

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we're going to Pivot to Trump in numbers

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we've never seen before for a Republican

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and numbers going up for white voters

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that hasn't been seen since 1992 despite

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demographic changes oh okay uh then then

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you pivot over and you're like okay okay

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so what about uh you know oh okay is he

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is he a dictator well well let's see

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what happens the first two years I mean

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if it's anything like the first term

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it's going to take time to actually do

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anything see that's something I else

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that I think a lot of folks forget and

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if you go back to the stimulus days

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after the first sort of emergency stimy

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package it took forever to get

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legislation done and the same frankly is

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just going to be true of probably every

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single cycle going forward where even

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though they want to do a tax plan they

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want to do crypto regulation or whatever

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it's just going to take months to write

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the legislation then negotiate the

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legislation everybody's going to want

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their add-ins so when when you add this

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together the checks on a dictator's

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power here are other courts other

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lawsuits uh caucuses groups within

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Congress delays from the time it takes

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to actually put legislation together

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this is all hard work so our government

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just by Nature by by virtue of what the

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founding fathers wanted moves very

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slowly it actually makes it very

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difficult for somebody to be a dictator

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just by virtue of how our government is

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established so that's my take you know

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who knows uh maybe uh maybe I'm out of

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line here I'm sure you'll let me know in

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the comments but I look forward to

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seeing what you all have to say anyway

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thank you so much for being here make

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sure to subscribe to the channel if you

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like this sort of commentary and we'll

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see you in the next one thanks so much

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feel like nobody else knows about this

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we'll we'll try a little advertising in

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