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let's talk expectations for the Trump

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versus Biden presidential debate tonight

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it is the first and likely 50% that is

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it represents 50% of all the

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presidential debates we'll get in the

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cycle which worth noting between 2000

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and 2016 we usually had three debates in

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each presidential uh election cycle we

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only got two in 2020 we're only getting

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two now in

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2024 so 50% of our presidential debate

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today in this cycle so expectations uh

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look I I I I'm just going to be blunt

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about this I I think Democrats are just

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hoping that Joe Biden doesn't have an

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oopsy doopsy Mitch McConnell glitch

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glitch McConnell means bad news for

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Democrats and

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Biden I think Republicans are kind of

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hoping that Biden Has a Glitch because

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it would be the easiest slam dunk for

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Donald Trump now obviously 80% of the

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country won't actually change their mind

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from these debates 80% of the country is

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already decided 40% of you watching this

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right now are like I don't give a crap

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about B I'm voting for whichever side it

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is and that's okay but what matters here

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is the middle the middle is what is

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going to swing the Electoral College

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remember it's not the popular vote that

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matters it's the Electoral College so

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what's going to swing the swing States

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it's these debates it's the economy

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going into the election look the

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election still like like 131 days away

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which is crazy that we're having a

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debate this early anyway usually you

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don't have debates before September and

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usually you have a nonpartisan

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Presidential Election Commission that

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oversees the debates and thebat schedule

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and the debate moderators because of

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exactly this you don't want CNN being

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able to control the mute button CNN

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kicking out uh all in studio audience

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CNN preventing any reporters from being

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inside the facility

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uh CNN for pre pre from preventing uh

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well CNN is preventing smaller YouTube

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channels and independent media from

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commenting on the debate during the the

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debate stream there's there's a lot here

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that's weird that CNN is doing the whole

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mic mute thing is a lot of power right

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we haven't seen this before uh and it's

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all in CNN's hands so there is a lot of

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concern that the debate we're going to

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get is going to be rigged in favor of

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Biden obviously CNN's a left leading

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Channel now others are saying well CNN's

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going to try to counterbalance that and

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maybe lean more nicely towards Donald

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Trump but I doubt that in fact I think

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there's a possibility that this whole

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mic mute thing is going to piss Donald

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Trump off so much that he might walk out

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of the debate he could just get up and

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walk out uh and that would really be bad

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for America because it would send a

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signal that America has gotten so

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divided that not only do we have trouble

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trusting elections but now we can't even

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trust the debate process anymore so this

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whole thing CNN is doing I think is

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unamerican and undemocratic and they

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should be

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sued that's right we filed a lawsuit

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against them last night at 2: in the

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morning because screw

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them uh they're silencing smaller

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creators and so I tweeted about this I

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made a video on the channel about it I'm

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not going to rehash all of it you could

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retweet it if you want to help out but

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we filed a lawsuit against them and uh

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we're right now finishing writing our

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temporary restraining order so we can

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get uh hopefully an emergency injunction

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hearing today so uh that's what we're

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working on well that's what my attorney

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is working on I'm wearing a bread bro

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jacket because I'm tired and this is

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comfortable but so expectations here

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okay so notice so far I haven't talked

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policy at all I've talked about how the

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debate is going to be

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divisive because of how the de baate is

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going to be put on CNN has a lot of

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power and people are going to think this

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is going to be rigged in Biden's favor

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especially with that mic muting

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technology I think if there's a point

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where Donald Trump gets frustrated it's

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not going to be towards the end it won't

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be like the last 10% of the debate

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because then that'll make it seem like

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he's just walking out to make a point I

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think like the max walk out point is

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about 60% into the debate and then he'll

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GTFO if he feels like the like he's not

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able to finish his thoughts or he feels

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like you know he's getting hard balls

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and Biden's getting soft

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balls I don't know I hope that doesn't

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happen because again it's just going to

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leave a bad taste in everyone's mouth

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and it's going to create more

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frustration now when it comes to actual

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policy let's be Crystal Clear Biden is

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trying to lick the wounds and and and

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that's that's okay because that's what

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you kind of have to do when you're the

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incumbent everybody kind of like when

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you're the incumbent everybody looks at

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like the bad right and then they compare

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it to an Era of of stimulus and stock

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market uh in insanity and and you know

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uh fear but then v-shaped recovery in

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the economy like oh this is hell oh this

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is wonderful you know like we went

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through an most emotional roller coaster

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but it was a quick roller coaster it was

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a v it was of Larry cudow v-shaped

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recovery uh now obviously that was

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heavily due to massive money Printing

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and support not only from the government

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but also the Federal Reserve but what's

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most important is how people feel today

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and unfortunately people have kind of

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felt not great since about November of

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21 which was peak of the market you had

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a lot of fear and uncertainty January of

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2022 some YouTubers made like the

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economy is about to crash like the

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Titanic videos that was me uh and and

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the market tanked basically throughout

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all of 2022 chips went into recession

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Autos went into recessions uh into

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recession interest rate sensitives went

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into a recession cyclicals Commodities

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everything layoffs like 22 was bad and

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then 23 was good for certain sectors

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like Ai and and and the chip segment uh

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but not everything's doing great so in

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fact the lower-end American that is

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lower income middle income grocery

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prices are still high housing is

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impossible to afford uh student loan

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debt is extremely expensive anybody with

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a variable rate loan is pissed anybody

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in commercial real estate is pissed you

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know and and and people who are outside

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of the Magnificent Six stocks uh you

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know mag 7us 10

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they're also pissed you know the equal

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weighted S&P 500's not doing very well

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it's actually in a pretty bad place it's

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the S&P 500 is only up because of those

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top six so it's crazy it's absolutely

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crazy so uh and the problem with it is

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we are now sitting at basically uh a

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year and a half actually more no we're

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sitting at about 2 and a half years of

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pain 22 23 and A2 we're sitting at 2 and

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1/2 years of pain if people are still

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feeling this pain by November of 2024

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election time you're going to be at 3

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years of pain and I'll tell you the

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thing that makes pain substantially

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worse is

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time so like you have pain for a little

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bit like March in covid and then

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everything v-shaped recoveries you're

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assuming you didn't get the illness okay

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great like cool that was weird okay we

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can get through this 3 years of now the

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side effect effects of that inflation

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whatever else it's a big deal now I you

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know I'm not here to take sides I'm just

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simply to talk about my predictions I

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think that a lot of people are going to

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vote based on what I just described and

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so I do think that Donald Trump has an

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edge at this point he might even have a

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substantial Edge at this point like

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6535 that's my take okay we can look at

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real clear politics and look at all the

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different polls but you know I I I also

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question polls I'm not the biggest fan

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of that

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uh but you know we'll look at them but

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that's just my opinion right now now if

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if inflation goes to zero we start

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cutting rates like crazy it'll look

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political uh and and and people feel

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like things are getting better and we're

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going to avoid a recession by November

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great maybe economically Biden's going

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to have a shot but right now it feels

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like things are going the opposite

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direction that is more cracks or forming

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in the economy and it's taking longer

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for the Federal Reserve to actually

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bring us some interest rate relief now

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they have their own reasons for that we

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don't have to make this an economic

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video I talk about that

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enough now uh if the economy does

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continue to crack and go towards the

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direction of a recession it it's

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probably from an economic point of view

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going to be almost certain that Donald

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Trump is going to win okay now we can

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think about things like you know

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Israel the border Russia but I don't

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know that these are going to be the

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things that people are going to vote on

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as much as the economy the next thing I

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think people are going to vote on more

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is is going to be abortion but Donald

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Trump has actually taken a stance that

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you know shouldn't be seen as that

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horrible for

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women uh now this I know is very very

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touchy so I'm going to be careful about

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this but I'm just going to be clear okay

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my wife she's like oh my God Donald

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Trump is going to take abortion rights

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away from women I'm like no he's not

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he's made it very clear no Nationwide

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ban uh leave it up to the stat and I'm

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like you think California is going to

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take away abortion rights I mean like

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we're personally not really into I mean

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we got seven kids okay I'm just saying

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like she's thinking from a woman point

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of view uh and she's like oh my gosh

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women's rights Trump's going to ruin all

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I'm like I I mean that I don't think so

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you know I get it installing more

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conservative justices led to the loss of

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Ro roie Wade but that didn't ban

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abortion that just moved it back to the

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States and you know you even have the

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Supreme Court of softening uh by now

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forcing for example Idaho to enable uh

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emergency abortions and Donald Trump's

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made his position pretty clear his

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position is very clear that look uh he

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believes in abortions uh for life of

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mother rape incest uh and and obviously

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you you know um some form of uh and this

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is what he argues is up to the states

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some form of limit at some uh age now

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Donald Trump uh does do the typical

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Republican thing which is oh the

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Democrats will kill your babies at 40

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weeks no no they don't no no no no

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that's that's not fair okay it's just

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not fair California and New York are

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some of the most liberal and you're

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generally at fetal viability which would

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put you between 22 to 24 weeks now that

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is late but you know there's a

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difference between saying okay 15 week

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abortion ban and you know California

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Tops off at let's say fetal heartbeat so

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22 weeks let's say okay that's a 7we

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difference that's different than saying

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oh you know we want to stop abortions in

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15 weeks the Democrats will go to 40

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okay

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that's 25 weeks of it that's like 3 and

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a half X that's not what's happening of

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course unless there's a situation in the

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life of a mother where like you know if

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the child is going to die anyway and and

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keeping the child inside could kill the

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mother right before uh

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term well

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Most states enable saving the life of

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the mother that's way it is so I

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actually think abortion is going to be a

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big issue mostly though because I don't

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think people realize that the the

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candidates they don't actually really

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want to be involved in the abortion

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topic it's kind of like let the states

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decide and so they just sort of

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backpedal away from this of course

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that'll be Trump's POV it'll be easier

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for Biden just go you know write the

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choice because that's what the

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Democratic position will

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be but so I try to lay that because that

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I don't think that's that's really as

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big of an issue this idea that oh

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Trump's going to ruin all women's rights

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I I don't see that so but I I think econ

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economy is number one issue number two

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is abortion again I I don't think it

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should be number two but it is mostly

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because I I don't think there's that

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much Delta between what you get uh I do

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think the Border uh and obviously

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geopolitics are substantial issue and so

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uh Biden actually implemented uh Donald

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Trump uh executive order for limiting uh

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the uh level of Asylum Seekers that are

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accepted at the border to now 1500 which

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basically because we're well over 4,500

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per day uh up to that executive order

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we're basically limited we're done can't

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take any more asy Asylum Seekers but

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that doesn't mean people can't still

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come in illegally and keep in mind

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there's also this like politically

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motivated benefit to immigrants coming

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in legal or not because they contribute

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to uh employment numbers they lower

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wages uh because they'll compete for

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less and that could lower inflation uh

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they're you know it it it makes the

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economy look stronger uh immigrants

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whether illegal or not even though they

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receive a bunch of social benefits their

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uh effect their multiplier on GDP is net

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positive to the country I personally ran

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for governor under the premise of we

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should have very stringent legal

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immigration and I'm a believer that laws

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should be followed

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crime is obviously a big issue

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especially in places like California

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Oregon whatever New York's having issues

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you know the bail bail reform was a

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disaster in New York uh anyway

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um there but but the Border will be an

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issue uh I think Biden's going to use

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his use of the Trump executive order as

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a way to try to get uh some street cred

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here but Trump's going to take credit

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for it and it was a trump style

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executive order after all it was modeled

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after the same verbage that Trump used

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uh there was just sort of an on andof

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switch that was edited in for Joe Biden

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since a lot of courts were trying to

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shut Trump down on that uh okay so

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economics abortion border uh then we're

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going to get into like crime and

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geopolitics I think are going to be

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relatively balanced uh obviously we need

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better education we need mental health

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uh support we need a deal with you know

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homelessness and better schooling like

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better jobs like this is all very

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important you know obviously there'll be

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some like pitter patter about electric

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vehicles and American choice and made by

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American workers and tariffs on China

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and that kind of stuff but I think more

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important than those things will be

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crime that one's pretty straightforward

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I think we all want laws to be enforced

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I was one of the first as uh a

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gubernatorial candidate in California to

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say this defund the Stu police is

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like we need to fully fund the

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police and train them better and give

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them more resources not less

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so um anyway then uh then geopolitics

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obviously uh it is you know it's it's

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helpful that Donald Trump can say hey uh

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I didn't have a war with Israel Russia

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or potentially Taiwan uh you know there

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was no uh Hamas taking hostages there

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were no houthis shooting rockets at our

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container ships there was no uh you know

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uh Putin

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uh lobbing Rockets onto the capital of

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uh of Ukraine we didn't have that so

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this is going to be a very easy sort of

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defense that Donald Trump will be able

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to use if Biden tries to attack him uh

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or Trump will just bring it up himself

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that's obviously pretty straightforward

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uh Biden would have to take a harder

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route here and try to go with a well you

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planted the seeds for this you know had

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you not reduced you know uh uh funding

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for NATO let's say uh maybe this

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wouldn't have happened which of course

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Donald Trump will then respond to that

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and say what are you talking about I

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just forc them to pay their fair share

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otherwise they're going to threaten to

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kick him out which is just sort of like

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the type of negotiator you have you the

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sort of the hard ball

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like yo like we're America like you you

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either listen or or we're not

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participating and then you have sort of

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the more consolatory approach you know

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both both Styles work in their own ways

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so uh yeah I think

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ultimately unfortunately this is this is

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a very tough election for an incumbent I

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think Biden's in a really tough place

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like I I try to put myself in that

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position I when I say unfortunately it

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sort of implies that like I'm trying to

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pick a side that's not it I'm not

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editing this video I'm just speaking

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freely here I say that like because I

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think of myself if I was going to be in

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Biden's shoes I'd be like

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oh

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oh this is not what I want to go into a

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re-election campaign with uh you know

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interestingly you know Trump had had a

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lot of things going for him with this

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idea of like hey the economy is doing

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really well you know in the 2020 uh uh

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election like we're about to get covid

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vaccines although the covid vaccines

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were announced like right after the

17:12

election who knows a lot of people say

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that was rigged on purpose it was like

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three or four days after the election oh

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all of a sudden we have the covid

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vaccine I was like okay uh but um but

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yeah it's really interesting that uh if

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you try to put yourself in the shoes

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right now of a candidate

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it's really easy to bag on the current

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the question though is not so much about

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the past it's about the future it's like

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what's each candidate's vision for the

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future if this is just like a pitter

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patter about the past it's going to be

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kind of like as expected of a debate but

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the big the big concern to me is you

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know what are their suggestions going to

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be for the future and so I think that's

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what everybody should be voting on but

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frankly I think it's the last thing

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people are going to be be voting for

17:59

it's it's going to be very emotional

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based on what has been so anyway uh

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these are some of my thoughts uh

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hopefully you find this perspective

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useful I will do my best to live stream

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this I will certainly be live streaming

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uh my commentary on X and on Twitch but

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I will also try to go live on YouTube

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though you never know it's possible they

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could try to uh take me down anyway

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