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Speaker 1: It's that time time, time, time, luck and load.

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Speaker 2: The Michael Very Show is on the air, and next

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Speaker 2: time Dan Crenshaw stands off and says, but you don't

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Speaker 2: understand the fred shock that Frendshaw just about had it

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Speaker 2: with you.

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Speaker 3: Please don't mean to do to you here, just so

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Speaker 4: You don't know what I could do. You don't know

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Speaker 4: what I could do, what I'm gonna do?

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Speaker 5: What you don't know.

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Speaker 6: I'm good.

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Speaker 7: I have good things that you.

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Speaker 4: Don't know about.

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Speaker 7: It be something I am.

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Speaker 8: Everybody cries, everybody.

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Speaker 3: Sounds.

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Speaker 9: So he's been slangary for a years. Phil had asked,

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Speaker 9: why is it he like you? I'm like, why does

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Speaker 9: he say why it doesn't like me? How can he

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Speaker 9: never says, you know? How can he never says what

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Speaker 9: he disagrees with me on? He just says I'm a

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Speaker 9: stupid idiot, or i patch speaking like or I'm evil.

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Speaker 9: He's literally said, like I'm listening words like he's sinister.

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Speaker 4: He's called me sinister. A liberal, he's a liberal's kind.

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Speaker 9: He just throws it out there and then leaves it

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Speaker 9: there and never says why, And people are like, why

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Speaker 9: is he not? I'm like, maybe The fact that you

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Speaker 9: have to ask why is an indication that there is

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Speaker 9: no why.

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Speaker 2: Dan Kutschuk obviously is not emotionally prepared to lead anything.

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Speaker 2: He's out of control, and I think that he's a

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Speaker 4: I hope he gets help.

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Speaker 2: I mean that, but you know, he's also a pretty

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Speaker 2: sinister person, I would say, whose priorities are not aligned

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Speaker 2: with his Carti's voters and.

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Speaker 4: Listen to AM radio.

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Speaker 10: You probably know Michael Berry, And I've always gotten this question, Dan.

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Speaker 4: What happened to you and Michael? You know, because we

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Speaker 4: used to be good friends.

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Speaker 10: He helped me get elected in that first election in

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Speaker 10: twenty eighteen, and I really did think we were close.

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Speaker 10: I thought we were good friends. You know, he never

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Speaker 10: really says why on his show. He just bad mouths me.

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Speaker 10: That's why people ask me because I think, Dan, why.

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Speaker 4: Doesn't he like you?

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Speaker 10: And I'm like, well, why doesn't he tell you?

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Speaker 4: That's why he doesn't tell you. He doesn't know why

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Speaker 4: I don't like He doesn't know why Tucker doesn't like it,

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Speaker 4: and that are he is not suited to this. The explosions,

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Speaker 4: the threatening to kill Tucker Carlson on a hot mic,

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Speaker 4: fighting with John Rich calling John Rich a one hit

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Speaker 4: wonder when John Rich did nothing. So John Rich's response was, Hey, elon,

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Speaker 4: you need a breathalyzer to keep people like Crenshaw from

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Speaker 4: drunk tweeting. And his response was, Okay, well that's funny.

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Speaker 4: I'll go g your credit. That's funny. Sean Ryan, David Goggins,

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Speaker 4: Eddie Gallagher, the little girl at the town hall. Do

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Speaker 4: you notice the trend here? Do you notice the trend? Okay,

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Speaker 4: hopefully I'm done talking about this. If he hadn't questioned

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Speaker 4: my integrity, I wouldn't have had two. So I hope

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Speaker 4: Steve Toathwims. President Trump will deliver his State of the

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Speaker 4: Union speech tonight. This will be the first State of

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Speaker 4: the Union speech without Sheila Jackson Lee, a Houston congressman

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Speaker 4: who became quite famous or infamous or the fact that

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Speaker 4: she would send staffers early in the morning, twelve hours

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Speaker 4: And so they got tired of her doing this, so

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Speaker 4: they said, you've got to be in the spot yourself.

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Speaker 4: You can't send staffers. So what did she do. She

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Speaker 4: people back home were apparently stupid enough to think that

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Speaker 4: if the president, who has to walk past her anyway,

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Speaker 4: has to speak to her, they must be friends. She

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Speaker 4: must be powerful. She wasn't. And it's an act of

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Speaker 4: it well. I replaced Sheila Jackson Lee. There was a

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Speaker 4: And I'm going to tell you this, and this is

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Speaker 4: not this is not a criticism. This is just a fact.

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Speaker 4: Just stating facts so that you are aware of the facts.

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Speaker 4: When Sheila Jackson Lee, she was a close talker. You know,

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Speaker 4: you might know a close talker in your life. Person

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Speaker 4: likes to get in and get your faces too close together,

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Speaker 4: some people think it's a power move or something, but

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Speaker 4: she would do that. She had a very deep voice

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Speaker 4: say this, but you'll be thinking about it tonight. Her voice,

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Speaker 4: her breath was absolutely rancid. And when I say rancid,

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Speaker 4: you know there's the kind of bad breath you could

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Speaker 4: use a mint. And then there are scenes in a

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Speaker 4: movie where there's this big gaping hole and they're going

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Speaker 4: might be the pits of hell. Her breath was so awful.

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Speaker 4: And I love to imagine the presidents over the years,

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Speaker 4: you would have had Clinton, Bush, Obama, and then Trump.

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Speaker 4: I love to imagine them getting together for their little

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Speaker 4: we Love each Other's. They don't let Trump come to

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Speaker 4: that because they don't like Trump, but I like to

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Speaker 4: imagine them getting together going, hey man, I gotta tell you,

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Speaker 4: being president it aided me. It aids me too. But

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Speaker 4: I'll tell you the one thing that was really unbearable

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Speaker 4: for me was Sheila Jackson Lee's breath. Oh, don't even

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Speaker 4: would be positioned on the ale to hog the space

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Speaker 4: Now you might be saying, well, wait a second. Last year,

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Speaker 4: she wasn't alive. Last year was an address to the Congress.

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Speaker 4: Was not a State of the Union. It'll be the

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Speaker 4: first State of the Union without her. On Tonight's Nature

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Speaker 4: with Richard Attenborough, the State of the Union address a

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Speaker 4: time for those to gather near the watering hole and

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Speaker 4: observed a lame duck in.

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Speaker 7: Action President of the United States.

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Speaker 3: And also a chance to get a red glimpse of

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Speaker 3: the corridor swine or more commonly known as the ile hog,

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Speaker 4: And I say hooray.

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Speaker 3: Notice so she has mocked her territory hours before, so

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Speaker 4: Is there no shame?

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Speaker 3: The ile hog is always dawned in a brightly colored

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Speaker 4: Cameras in armlookers.

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Speaker 3: Suddenly, the lame duck approaches the adjusting her crown weave.

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Speaker 3: The ile hog makes her move, maneuvering around rhinos and

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Speaker 4: It is good to be with you, my friend.

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Speaker 3: But the head quack has.

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Speaker 4: Seen this display many.

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Speaker 3: Times before, and its dense smiles, also avoiding eye contact

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Speaker 3: and swiftly moves towards his ceremonial perch. Must I die,

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Speaker 3: don't miss in All New Nature Happening tonight on PBS

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Speaker 3: flop Michael Faery.

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Speaker 4: Shut the tires, find us. A child's love for his

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Speaker 4: parents is craving for their time. I've seen parents who

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Speaker 4: because the dog is so sad when they leave, and

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Speaker 4: The ties that behind us as children, we need our

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Speaker 4: like a parent's love of their child. And Donald Trump,

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Speaker 4: no no, our country's not in turmoil. Democrats do this.

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Speaker 4: Yesterday at the Angels Day family event, my brother Rocky

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Speaker 11: He was simply at the wrong place at the wrong time.

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Speaker 11: This man was arrested, released, and within twenty four hours

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Speaker 11: This man shot my brother eight times at point blank.

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Speaker 4: I will play that clip later in the show. President

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Speaker 4: Trump called up Lake and Riley's mother, Alison Phillips, talk

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Speaker 4: the country more than anything else. This is Lake and

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Speaker 4: Riley's talking of Lake and Riley's mother, Alison Phillips talking

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Speaker 5: A lot of people I feel like that President Trump

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Speaker 5: And I just can't thank you enough. You have said

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Speaker 5: you would not forget about Lincoln. You weren't a president

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Speaker 5: at that time, and you have not forgotten. You have

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Speaker 4: Most people wouldn't.

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Speaker 5: They would to say it's just easier not to do this,

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Speaker 4: There's no such thing as Antifa. That's just an idea,

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Speaker 13: We're not going to try to make facts that don't

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Speaker 13: so we can serve a political narrative.

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Speaker 4: And wait till you and I know you know.

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Speaker 13: This, but wait till you see what's coming in the

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Speaker 13: next month or two on the funding streams related to this.

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Speaker 13: You and I had launched a serious investigation. We had said,

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Speaker 13: these organizations don't operate alone, don't operate in silence. They

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Speaker 13: operate with the heavy, heavy stream of funding. And we

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Speaker 13: started looking into it and guess what, Dan, we found them.

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Speaker 4: Eddie Murphy was probably the hottest comic of the eighties.

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Speaker 4: Richard Pryor had begun his descent and prior was the

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Speaker 4: reason for Eddie Murphy. And so you had kind of

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Speaker 4: a passing of the baton, not just of great black comedians,

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Speaker 4: of the two most influential comedians of the era stand

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Speaker 4: up comics, both of whom would go into movies. And

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Speaker 4: the numbers are astronomical and kind of you know, Eddie

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Speaker 4: Murphy walked away from the stage, but for a minute

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Speaker 4: he was the hottest, most influential comic in the world.

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Speaker 4: And in nineteen eighty seven he had a comedy routine

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Speaker 4: that is just legendary. And he has a character he

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Speaker 4: talks about a technique he talks about called the Jedi

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Speaker 4: mind trick, calling to mind of course to Star Wars,

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Speaker 4: and in it he does a mister t impersonation. Mister

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Speaker 4: t was really big at the time. It's easy to

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Speaker 4: forget how big people are at a particular time much later,

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Speaker 4: but at that time, mister t was it Man the eight.

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Speaker 4: And he does this thing where mister t asks him,

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Speaker 4: you know, you tell jokes about me, and he pulls

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Speaker 4: the Jedi mind trick on him. That is what the

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Speaker 4: Democrats are attempting to do to you every single day.

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Speaker 4: Maybe the better example would be a movie from nineteen

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Speaker 4: forty four by George Kukor called Gaslight. It's where you

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Speaker 4: get the term gaslighting. Angela Lansbury played this young woman

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Speaker 4: who's in a relationship and her man is covering for

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Speaker 4: a murder and he does things to mess with her.

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Speaker 4: He turns the gaslight out without telling her, and she

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Speaker 4: would say the lamp is out, and he would say, no,

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Speaker 4: it's not. Yeah, no, no, it definitely is. No, it's not.

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Speaker 4: You're losing your mind. She received a letter and he

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Speaker 4: would remember the plot, right, And he swore to her

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Speaker 4: she had never received the letter. And it's a cruel

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Speaker 4: game that he's playing. But it became a term. And

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Speaker 4: this is what the Democrats do. This is what they

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Speaker 4: did on Epstein Island for years. There's not all Democrats,

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Speaker 4: by the way, it's some Republicans too, where they just

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Speaker 4: keep telling you it didn't happen, to where you start

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Speaker 4: questioning in your own mind, maybe I'm the crazy one here. No,

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Speaker 4: you're not the crazy one. You're not the crazy one

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Speaker 4: at all. It did happen, and you know it happened.

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Speaker 4: We know that Antifa existed, but you gotta admire their moxi.

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Speaker 4: Rather than defend Antifa, they just go there is no

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Speaker 4: Antifa