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I’m Afraid of Ron DeSantis.

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now we've got to talk about Ron DeSantis

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not only what Donald Trump has to say

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about Ron DeSantis but some of the

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latest ads going back and forth

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regarding Ron DeSantis uh we're gonna

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make it very clear that uh there's a lot

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of drama going on and I'll tell you

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there's one group that is absolutely

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loving the drama that's going on and

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it's Democrats Democrats are loving that

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Republicans who seem to be tearing each

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other apart for the Republican

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nomination that is one thing that

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Democrats tend to have is that they tend

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to unite around a single candidate and

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everybody else gets shot out I don't

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personally think that's the best for the

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country in fact when I ran for governor

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in California the Democrats made it

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extremely clear there could only be one

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Democratic candidate that anybody else

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was solely a distraction which I

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actually think is disgusting because it

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limits the choice amongst people in a

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particular election when a party

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essentially coalesces around one

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candidate before

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a nominee is chosen America loses or if

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State loses and this is how you continue

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to get hard-line politicians who stay in

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office is when essentially the uh Union

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of politicians if you will coalesce

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around one candidate before you ask

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actually have a nominee chosen by the

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electorate well then what you're getting

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is not the candidate that the electorate

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wants the people want you're getting the

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candidate that essentially the existing

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leaders want either the wealthy people

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ones who control the media or the

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existing politicians so I think that's

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problematic so while the Democrats are

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doing that well uh for their own sake I

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think it's bad for Americans what's bad

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for Republicans though is all the

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infighting but it's actually better for

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Americans because the more infighting

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you get the more people are actually

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forced to look at the actual issues and

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see where candidates truly stand apart

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and that's what we're going to do here

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is we're going to take a little bit of a

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zoom in on Ron DeSantis we're going to

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do a little bit of comparing to Donald

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Trump and so let's look at what's going

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on between these two obviously these

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even though DeSantis hasn't actually

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declared that he's running for president

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yet let's compare the two in certain

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areas and see where does santis is going

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with his campaign I'd like to start by

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saying I personally believe that Ron

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DeSantis has somebody in his cabinet or

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is is office or whatever who's basically

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saying that Ron DeSantis has to become

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more and more dare I say and use the

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word extreme maybe some would just say

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loud and proud and others would say

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extreme on a daily basis to continue to

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stay relevant in the media that's

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specifically because I align a rise of

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Donald Trump with a that is through

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indictment or otherwise with more and

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more measures coming out from Donald or

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Ron DeSantis that seem to be more edgy

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if you will now they're regularly deemed

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to be common and and core Republican

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beliefs but even within those you're

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starting to get some divisiveness let's

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break down some of these for example a

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political group aligned with Ron

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DeSantis known as Never back down that's

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the name of the group they just launched

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a bunch of attack ads on Donald Trump

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and in one of them they call Donald

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Trump a gun grabber and this was a

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little bit of a weird title to call

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someone a gun Grabber but really what

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they're trying to suggest is that Donald

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Trump doesn't support your gun rights so

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let's look at the ads and actually break

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down what's really happening in this uh

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gun Grabber ad and let's understand a

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little bit what Ron DeSantis is doing so

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first here's the gun Grabber ad let's

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take a listen into this one and break

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down what where these quotes are

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actually coming from

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Trump promised NRA members he'd have

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their back

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under attack Trump abandoned us and

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stood with liberal Democrats you guys

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half of you are so afraid of the NRA we

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have to fight him every once in a while

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that's okay some of you people are

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petrified of the NRA you can't be

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petrified

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they have great power over you people

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they have less power over me I don't

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need it I don't what do I need that is

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why I have called for red flag laws the

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poor might take the Firearms first and

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then go to court I like taking keep in

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mind here they're purposefully showing

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Trump with Nancy Pelosi Chuck Schumer

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Michael Bloomberg and otherwise uh

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trying to distance Trump from gun rights

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now we'll compare this to what Donald

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Trump has said recently at the NRA uh

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also uh keep in mind that here Donald

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Trump is is being quoted all of this

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obviously these are clips of Donald

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Trump but here Donald Trump is saying

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hey I prefer taking guns first and then

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going through due process later let's

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let's actually rewind just about four

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seconds there so you can hear that part

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and then uh oops there we go uh then

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we'll uh then we'll keep going with this

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piece here and then we'll respond to

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what's actually going on Firearms first

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and then go to court I like taking the

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guns early take the guns first go

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through due processor he and I

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introduced another assault weapons bill

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know Diane you have some very good ideas

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Diane if you could add what you have

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also and I think you can into the bill

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yeah shower you're ready see like what I

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hate about political ads is they are so

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out of context right and what's

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frustrating about them is well you

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actually have here is somebody doing

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their job in my opinion like you're

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supposed to try to bring both sides

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together so just take those out of

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context from when you're actually

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operating as a president no matter what

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side you're on and you're trying to take

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that Unity out of context and and

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suggest oh Trump isn't Hardline enough

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what you're really trying to do is

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you're trying to set up Ron desantis's

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Mr Hardline and that's exactly what he's

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doing with some of his recent policies

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and we're going to go through some of

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those in just a moment let's keep

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listening this for me Joe can you do

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that Pat can you add if you help

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well no I'll help

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help but what Amy and what Diane have

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can we add them in we're talking about

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rules and regulations for purchasing

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talking about changing an age from 18 to

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21 I mean I say that it should all be a

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21. you do a strong background checks

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we're getting rid of the bump stocks

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Trump cut and run like a coward Trump

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the gun Grabber doesn't deserve a second

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chance

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all right so there's a trump the gun

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Grabber so so what is really being

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attempted or what's really happening

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here so a lot of these clips are

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actually from

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2019. after we've had some mass

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shootings in the summer of 2019 which

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obviously since then we've also had

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other mass shootings Trump was actually

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a proponent of gun curbs these were real

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discussions now they were edited and

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caught in such a way to make it seem

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like this is how Donald Trump stands

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today but that's not true uh Donald

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Trump today actually is a big fan of

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ensuring gun rights for Americans and

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he's made that clear at recent events

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and press conferences and the National

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Rifle Association but what's interesting

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is in 2019 Donald Trump made these

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claims that there was going to be a

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bipartisan gun control measure and what

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happened was from the summer to about

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November of 2019 right before the

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election the Republican Party quietly

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moved to drop any reconciliation or any

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bipartisanship on gun control and any

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kind of gun control measures in Congress

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were lost this is why we regularly have

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this frustration when there's a mass

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shooting and people are like ah you know

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do something other than thoughts and

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prayers Congress this is what happens

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Congress a shooting happens Congress

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gets together with the president we're

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going to do this this this this this

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then all of a sudden you know three four

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months go by and then you have the

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president look and go hmm oh yeah I got

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the 2020 election coming up let's uh

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let's take that and table it for later

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and basically nothing ended up happening

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so while Donald Trump was able to do the

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popular thing then in 2019 which was

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talk about gun control nothing actually

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ended up coming about them now just two

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days ago Donald Trump did say that mass

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shootings were not a gun problem instead

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Donald Trump called them a mental health

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problem with societal problem a cultural

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problem and a spiritual problem to some

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extent he's not wrong the problem with

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calling gun control or gun issues a

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mental health problem is that the

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solution is going to take a very long

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time I actually ran a campaign for

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governor in California under the idea

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that we need to heavily invest in mental

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health and that is we need no six-month

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weights for homeless people to get

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mental health care but we need an annual

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instead of physicals annual mental

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health checkups well maybe in addition

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to physicals right we don't want to say

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one or the other there we need mental

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health education in schools if we have

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PE why don't we have Emmy right big fan

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of this but it would take decades for

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that mental health to actually start

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flowing through and solving some of

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those societal problems and really the

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depression that you're seeing amongst uh

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basically Killers right Mass Shooters

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these are these are depressive

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individuals who have some form of a

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problem they could seem otherwise normal

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but then all of a sudden snap and

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unfortunately uh mental health education

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and and Care is going to take a long

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time to solve in America and it's likely

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that nothing's going to happen for quite

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a while so in the meantime you've got

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Donald Trump suggesting no we're not

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going to touch your guns but then what

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is Ron desantis's approach well Rhonda

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Santos just signed into law on April 3rd

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basically constitutional carry in

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Florida now it basically you pretty much

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already had constitutional carry in

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Florida in practice not really but you

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had to apply for a gun permit concealed

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carry license which you could get as

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easily as you could get a fishing

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license in Florida it really wasn't hard

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but essentially now you have

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constitutional carry where anyone can

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legally carry a gun without a permit if

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they're legally eligible for carrying

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that firearm now this is where people

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are somewhat split see Ron DeSantis says

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you should have no training and no

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background check requirements for

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concealed carry and starting July 1st

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that's exactly what you're going to get

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in Florida a lot of people including

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Republicans are saying this is a little

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too extreme that there should be

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training and background track

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requirements for concealed carry now

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some argue that is an infringement to

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the Second Amendment which says the

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Second Amendment shall not be infringed

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but when we actually look at Supreme

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Court case law about shall not be

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infringed we've already broken down that

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shall not be infringed has limitations

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you have the right to bear arms subject

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to limitations you can't walk around

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with a bazooka or drive a tank down

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streets because there are limitations on

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the types of arms you can carry where

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you can carry them and what you can do

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and so some extend those Supreme Court

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limitations and say hey well look if

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you're a felon you shouldn't have a gun

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and and just like in Florida if you're a

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felon and you're not legally able to

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carry a gun you're right to the second

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amendment has actually been infringed so

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there is a gray area there the Second

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Amendment isn't black and white the way

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it has been interpreted by the Supreme

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Court today now people say well it

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should be and other people say no it

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shouldn't be that's fine that's where

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the debate is now what I've seen a lot

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of people say who lean towards the

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middle and this is where I see a lot of

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Democrats and Republicans agree actually

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is hey why don't we if people can't

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afford training or mental health

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evaluations or whatever why doesn't the

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government subsidize that sort of

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training and if you can afford it then

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submit to training and basically show

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that you get trained you know once a

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month or once every six months or once a

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year kind of like you renew your license

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if you're a financial advisor or a

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lender or a realtor anybody's eligible

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to get a license as long as you're not a

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fraud you know you haven't been

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convicted of felony fraud or whatever

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you're eligible to get a license get

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your license right so that's sort of

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what I'm finding more in the middle the

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more in the middle argument seems to be

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that there should be some form of

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training and through that training there

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can be mental health evaluations and for

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those who can't afford it there should

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be some kind of subsidies others say hey

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I shouldn't have to submit to anything

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but then again this is where where we

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just go through the political Spectrum

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the point is Ron DeSantis has chosen

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constitutional carry as the direction

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and that is more on the further right of

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the spectrum and this is where folks are

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saying yeah Ron DeSantis is potentially

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purposely trying to go more extreme with

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each of his latest policies because he's

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trying to get national attention he's

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trying to get national attention to help

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boost his campaign announcement which

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eventually will come however because of

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this hard lining Ron DeSantis is also

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potentially starting to lose some donors

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for example according to the financial

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times a top Republican donor who is

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actually the founder of the um The

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Brokerage interactive brokerage has

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decided that he and his friends or his

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associates whatever are going to pull

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back from further funding of Ron

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DeSantis and instead they're going to

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quote hold their powder dry because they

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feel that Ron DeSantis has gone a little

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bit too extreme in some of his latest

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policies some of his other policies

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include the passing of a ban of

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abortions after six weeks of pregnancy

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now obviously they're on one hand are a

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lot of individuals who say life begins

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at conception others say life begins at

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the heartbeat of a child problem is the

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heartbeat of a child usually starts as

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early as five weeks generally by about

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the sixth week after conception and this

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is why Ron DeSantis signed a bill into

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law just on Thursday that bans abortion

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abortions after six weeks of pregnancy

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now this law is still going to be

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contingent on how the Florida Supreme

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Court evaluates challenges to the

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current 15-week ban on abortions but uh

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this six-week ban on abortions depending

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on how that Supreme Court challenge goes

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removes Florida's essential Safe Haven

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status of people wanting abortions

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people used to go to Florida for

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abortions that might change now with

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this new six-week rule the problem with

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six weeks say some on the left actually

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many on the left is that first of all it

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removes a woman's right to choose we

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know that pro life versus pro-choice

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that's the obvious one but a more in the

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middle approach here is that individuals

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on the left say hold on a second what if

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a woman doesn't know they're pregnant

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yet the statistics show that one in five

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women discover they're pregnant after

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seven weeks have passed that means 20

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percent of women discover they're

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pregnant after they would be able to

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abort if they were in a situation to or

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or or needed to Studies have also shown

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that women who are a single and end up

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pregnant whether it's on accident or

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however Gonda breaks contraceptives

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don't work whatever

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single women who end up having a child

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in their youth or as a single person

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when they were denied the right to

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abortion 20 to 30 years later were found

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to have lower Financial standards or in

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other words lower net worth in the

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future and lower credit scores in the

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future so there are arguments that are

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made that suggest hey a woman who is

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denied the right to choose early in her

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pregnancy ends up substantially worse

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off in their own livelihoods or career

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if they're denied an abortion and if

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abortions aren't eligible for

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individuals past six weeks but people

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don't discover that they're pregnant

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until past six weeks then you

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potentially run into the freedom of

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choice question that is does somebody

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have the right to have potentially their

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future affected by a pregnancy now of

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course if they didn't even know they

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were pregnant now of course others say

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well fine they don't have sex or be

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better about your contraceptives right

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so you're really in a blurry area here

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but the statistics are really clear the

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twenty percent of women don't know

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they're pregnant until after seven weeks

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and here's where it gets worse younger

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women really get screwed here women

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under 20 years old so between 15 and 19

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listen to this

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two-thirds of them discover that they're

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pregnant after six weeks and only one

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third discover they're pregnant before

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six weeks that's a problem because now

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it potentially disproportionately

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affects younger women's ability to

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choose where it actually even more

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disproportionately affects their future

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now some argue hey this is why we need

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more sex education in schools but then

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again sexual education in schools is

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even more divisive right now because of

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what's happening around the trans

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Community uh and potential the the

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potential argument that well any kind of

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sex education is potentially grooming

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children into the options that they may

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have to choose from once they're 18 or

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older well in some states now are even

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authorizing potential gender affirming

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treatments for children under 18 without

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their parents knowledge so as usual

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politics is a giant poop show and nobody

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he's ever going to be able to get the

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right answer on any of this but the

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point is once again if there's the

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middle and there's the left Ron DeSantis

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is leaning more towards the right here

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as a way to elevate his National

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candidacy right leaning more towards the

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right on guns and leading more towards

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the right on traditional conservative

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values such as essentially Banning

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abortions at uh in past six weeks so

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that's the second now there's a third

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thing the Ron DeSantis has now

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challenged the Florida Supreme Court to

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allow the death penalty and

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substantially more cases to hold people

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accountable for their crimes now many

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more people seem to agree with this

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because of frustration that came out of

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the Parkland shooting where the jury

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ended up deciding that the perpetrator

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Mr Cruz ended up getting a life sentence

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instead of being put to death this is

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something that is angered lot of

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Americans and has led Ron DeSantis to

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call for the reimposition essentially of

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more death penalty a result for crimes

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including raping a child

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that is state legislators will soon

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allow the death penalty to be eligible

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for those convicted of raping a child

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this is despite the United States

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Supreme Court in 2008 finding that it

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would be cruel and unusual to Institute

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the death penalty for rape cases

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then we get to Disney with Ron DeSantis

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of course we know at this point that

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Disney outplayed Ron DeSantis which Ron

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DeSantis is very upset about but rather

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than and this is what frustrates a lot

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of people what it well I shouldn't say a

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lot of people this frustrates some

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people when it comes to Ron DeSantis

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rather than clarifying Ron desantis's

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stance on economics education

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immigration jobs or Ukraine Ron DeSantis

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is potentially going to double down on

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his fight with Disney

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Disney outplayed Ron DeSantis Disney

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said hey we shouldn't pass the don't say

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gay bill which basically bans references

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and discussions around gay before the

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third grade which quite frankly I've got

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children in first and first grade and

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about to go into kindergarten and we

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don't need to have those discussions at

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those ages so I agree personally that

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there's definitely an age where certain

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discussions shouldn't occur but there is

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an age where we have to start talking to

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children like basically mature children

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and take you know put our pants on and

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actually teach them how to live in the

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society that we're in today but anyway

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Disney took the stance that hey we

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should not have it don't say gay Bill we

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should instead honor the lgbtq community

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which was very anti the don't say gay

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Bill Disney is now potentially some are

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saying trying to rub in the face of Ron

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DeSantis their victory over Rhonda

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santis because Ron DeSantis replace the

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board of Reedy Creek that controls the

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Orlando District in which Disney

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operates however Disney basically

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stripped that board of all its powers

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publicly just days before that board was

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going to get its powers for the next up

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to 30 years and so now DeSantis is

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frustrating Bob Iger this is a new well

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recurring CEO remember Bob Iger left

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then we got Bob J Pack Bob Jacob pack

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left Bob igar came back now Bob Iger

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says hey I'm open to talking to DeSantis

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in the meantime we're going to have our

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first lgbtq celebration at Disney and

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we're gonna have you know basically a

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Rainbow Magic Kingdom which is fantastic

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I'm all for cheering people and adults

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choices I'm a big fan of that I have

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nothing against that but what's

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interesting is while Bob Iger is

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introducing these celebrations and

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suggesting he's open to talking to Ron

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DeSantis there's argument there are

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arguments being made and reports being

21:45

made that Ron DeSantis today and over

21:48

the next few days and weeks is going to

21:50

send in investigators and building

21:52

permit enthusiasts or building permanent

21:55

inspectors and others to investigate

21:57

Disney to basically try to tighten the

22:00

bolts on Disney even more and continue

22:02

this war against Disney and again this

22:05

is leading a lot of people to wonder hey

22:07

we thought Ron DeSantis was potentially

22:10

going to be a moderate Republican

22:12

candidate when the reality is what we're

22:14

getting is we're getting a candidate

22:16

who's

22:17

super far on the right when it comes to

22:19

guns further on the right when it comes

22:21

to abortions although not all the way

22:23

right because otherwise you'd be at no

22:25

abortions at all which we've seen some

22:26

states do uh you have uh this this uh um

22:30

death penalty case which is more

22:33

conservative and then you have this

22:35

argument or however is also agreed upon

22:37

with many people on the left and then

22:39

you have sort of this reactivation of

22:41

this Disney dispute so a lot of people

22:43

are scratching their heads going man the

22:45

santis like we know you're gonna run for

22:48

president but potentially you're

22:50

starting to alienate more people and

22:53

instead of talking about real National

22:55

issues you're picking fights maybe where

22:57

you shouldn't be picking fights

22:58

especially continuing these fights with

23:00

Disney now In fairness to people who say

23:02

no no Ron DeSantis is doing the right

23:04

thing I want to cover that as well most

23:07

Americans don't want corporations

23:09

involved in well our social issues the

23:13

fact of the matter is only about

23:15

one-third of Americans actually want

23:17

corporations discussing or having an

23:19

opinion or say in social issues that is

23:22

two-thirds of Americans say get the hell

23:24

out of social issues when it comes to

23:27

corporations so most people are not a

23:30

big fan or most Americans at least are

23:32

not a big fan of Corporations getting

23:33

involved in social issues so you have a

23:36

lot of people on both sides here for

23:38

when it comes to Ron DeSantis now look I

23:41

tried to cover Ron DeSantis here as

23:43

clearly as possible now I'm going to

23:45

give you my opinion and I always try to

23:46

separate what I'm presenting from my

23:49

opinions so I'm going to give my

23:50

opinions here I think that Rhonda

23:53

initially I've held this belief that Ron

23:55

DeSantis could potentially be a good

23:58

option for republicans and I want to see

24:01

him on the debate stage I want to see

24:02

him have the opportunity to make his

24:04

case as to why he should be a leading

24:08

candidate potentially for president of

24:10

the United States I have to say I'm

24:12

frustrated by the continued chase after

24:15

Disney when we have substantially larger

24:18

issues to worry about I'm a much bigger

24:21

fan of focusing on education which I

24:23

will give Rhonda Santa's credit for

24:25

Rhonda Santa says signed a bill into law

24:27

forcing Financial education in high

24:30

schools as a condition of graduation

24:32

that's something that I ran on for

24:34

governor in California three years ago

24:36

or two years ago so I'm a big fan of

24:38

that and so I'm grateful for that but I

24:40

want to see more of that more on the

24:43

economy education jobs Ukraine China the

24:46

dollar oil the Middle East more of that

24:49

and less of the petty back and forth

24:51

with Disney now some of the items such

24:54

as uh gun rights I I think I've kind of

24:58

already included some of my opinions on

25:00

that I personally am a big fan of some

25:02

kind of training requirements that's

25:04

what I ran for government governor on in

25:06

California that hey everybody should be

25:08

able to legally own and carry a firearm

25:12

there should be some kind of regular

25:13

training programs for those folks kind

25:16

of just like when you have a regular you

25:18

know once a year checkup that you're

25:20

still okay to be a licensed lender or

25:22

licensed financial advisor or whatever

25:24

you have a license for and if you can't

25:26

afford it there should be subsidies for

25:27

that right and in those instances there

25:29

could be opportunities to evaluate

25:31

somebody's mental state as well because

25:33

you have trainers who are then able to

25:34

to essentially check in with people

25:36

along with of course investing in mental

25:39

education mental health education so I'm

25:41

a big fan of the Second Amendment

25:43

just like I'm a big fan of people

25:45

becoming White Collar professionals or

25:46

CPAs or licensed financial advisors like

25:48

you should be able to do that big fan of

25:50

that California I think is absolutely

25:52

ludicrous in that California will

25:54

suggest oh yeah we'll let you carry a

25:57

gun everywhere except libraries schools

26:00

post offices stores parties public

26:04

events other people's in other words you

26:07

could have a gun but you can't have a

26:08

gun it's like California is broken okay

26:10

I'm not here to defend California's

26:12

super broken but when it comes to my

26:14

opinion of DeSantis I'm a big fan of

26:16

encouraging hey if he could be more of

26:19

that moderate Republican even though

26:22

he's not going to get at the extreme

26:24

headlines I think more Americans are

26:27

likely to associate with DeSantis then

26:30

be fed up with DeSantis and I think this

26:34

walk away from the founder of

26:36

interactive brokers as a donor along

26:38

with his community as donors of Ron

26:41

DeSantis is really the result result of

26:44

some of the extreme pushing that Ron

26:46

DeSantis has been up to some of it going

26:49

potentially a little too far and away

26:52

from the real issues facing our nation

26:55

whether it's the debt the dollar the

26:57

Middle East or otherwise we'll see but

26:59

some of the ads that we're seeing we

27:01

always have to break apart look at and

27:03

say look the ads are ridiculous I think

27:06

I don't think you could really compare

27:08

to santis and Donald Trump on guns and

27:10

say they're really that terribly

27:11

different some people argue that well

27:13

DeSantis gave us the right to bear arms

27:15

yes but DeSantis is also a governor with

27:17

control of the state legislature Donald

27:19

Trump was not right he always had to

27:21

deal with this bipartisanship uh with

27:23

the exception of the first two years of

27:25

his administration but even within that

27:27

you still had a narrow majority of

27:30

Republicans and it's a lot harder to

27:32

have some kind of blanket reform like

27:33

that on the national level compared to

27:35

the state level so it'll be fascinating

27:38

to see what happens but these are some

27:39

of my thoughts on DeSantis and hopefully

27:42

catches you up to speed on some the

27:43

latest of what's going on with the

27:45

scientists hopefully going forward we

27:47

get a little bit more refined

27:49

discussions on uh National issues rather

27:53

than this kind of nonsense back and

27:55

forth uh between Donald Trump and

27:57

DeSantis and the Republicans I mean here

27:59

for example as Donald Trump on Truth

28:01

social nobody has been stronger for the

28:03

Second Amendment than president Donald J

28:05

Trump and yet Ron Des Sanctus took an

28:07

advertisement this weekend saying of all

28:09

things uh I was in agreement with crazy

28:11

Nancy and Chuck Schumer not and then of

28:14

course Donald Trump defends this which

28:15

we've of course already broken down that

28:17

a lot of this was from 2019 so we'll pay

28:20

attention to it uh but I I am worried

28:23

that if Ron DeSantis just for the sake

28:25

of having other candidate options you

28:27

know I I I don't to me it doesn't really

28:29

matter who runs uh I just want the best

28:32

option for America but I think the more

28:34

Ron DeSantis potentially goes in One

28:37

Direction the further extreme the more

28:40

he's going to lose that really critical

28:41

independent voter and that independent

28:44

voter might actually end up finding

28:47

Donald Trump dare I say more neutral

28:49

than DeSantis now that's crazy to think

28:53

about but it's actually kind of what

28:54

happened in California as well when

28:56

Larry Elder ran for governor in

28:58

California as a a right or Conservative

29:02

candidate Democrats painted Larry Elder

29:05

as to the right of trump in other words

29:09

more extreme than Trump and that was a

29:12

really easy way to even get independence

29:15

to vote against Larry Elder so in other

29:18

words the more extreme you go on the

29:20

right in my opinion the more likely

29:22

you're just signing up for a Democrat

29:25

again now maybe that's not a bad thing I

29:27

don't know that ultimately is up to

29:29

America to decide I'm not convinced that

29:32

another four years of Joe Biden is the

29:34

best option for America I wish the

29:37

Democrats would put forward some other

29:39

reasonable Alternatives but the odds are

29:41

now that Joe Biden has announced is

29:43

going to run and he's going to start

29:45

campaigning again for his re-election

29:47

it's very unlikely that any other

29:49

Democrat is going to come out and

29:51

actually run to compete against Joe

29:53

Biden because that's just the way the

29:54

Democratic party is they stand behind

29:57

one candidate and that's it so it's

29:58

going to end up being Biden verse

30:01

Trump DeSantis Nikki Haley and

30:05

potentially some other announcements

30:07

we'll see what ends up happening like

30:08

you've got Vivek uh you know our

30:10

billionaire friend so we'll see what

30:12

ends up happening but uh that's my take

30:15

hopefully that was a relatively uh

30:17

neutral take these are obviously very

30:20

divisive topics to be talking about

30:22

abortion guns don't say gay uh lgbtq

30:27

rights trans rights these are very

30:29

difficult things to talk about if you

30:31

want my opinion on trance since we

30:32

didn't really talk too much about it on

30:33

this one make sure you type into YouTube

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meet Kevin trans and then you'll see

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