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Because they all lied about it. So for one person to admit it is to admit that they lied. It's not just to admit that it happened. It's to admit that they were part of the cover-up. There's not a single one of them who wasn't engaged in this big facade, right?
So they fundamentally cannot admit the truth that we all saw, you know, as they were telling us, who are you going to believe us or our lying eyes? I want to make a point about, well, first about Harris and then about that Jill Biden clip. I thought it was very classy that for a long time,
So they fundamentally cannot admit the truth that we all saw, you know, as they were telling us, who are you going to believe us or our lying eyes? I want to make a point about, well, first about Harris and then about that Jill Biden clip. I thought it was very classy that for a long time,
So they fundamentally cannot admit the truth that we all saw, you know, as they were telling us, who are you going to believe us or our lying eyes? I want to make a point about, well, first about Harris and then about that Jill Biden clip. I thought it was very classy that for a long time,
Kamala Harris refused to criticize Biden, not that she shouldn't have had a very clear policy agenda to say, here is what he did and here is where I will go. But she refused to engage in the sort of George Clooney, Obama backstabbing. And I thought that that was pretty classy of her.
Kamala Harris refused to criticize Biden, not that she shouldn't have had a very clear policy agenda to say, here is what he did and here is where I will go. But she refused to engage in the sort of George Clooney, Obama backstabbing. And I thought that that was pretty classy of her.
Kamala Harris refused to criticize Biden, not that she shouldn't have had a very clear policy agenda to say, here is what he did and here is where I will go. But she refused to engage in the sort of George Clooney, Obama backstabbing. And I thought that that was pretty classy of her.
Although after the fact, with the reporting of him threatening her and saying, you know, no daylight or whatever, it complicates it a little bit. But at the time, I remember thinking that that was a sort of dignified way to help usher him out the door in a very humiliating time. This clip with Jill Biden, you watch that and it's almost like you're watching your grandparents, right?
Although after the fact, with the reporting of him threatening her and saying, you know, no daylight or whatever, it complicates it a little bit. But at the time, I remember thinking that that was a sort of dignified way to help usher him out the door in a very humiliating time. This clip with Jill Biden, you watch that and it's almost like you're watching your grandparents, right?
Although after the fact, with the reporting of him threatening her and saying, you know, no daylight or whatever, it complicates it a little bit. But at the time, I remember thinking that that was a sort of dignified way to help usher him out the door in a very humiliating time. This clip with Jill Biden, you watch that and it's almost like you're watching your grandparents, right?
Like your grandmother sort of talking up how great shape your grandpa is in. And it's sort of sweet and charming, except that he was the president. And also then she always, they get to that last line. Like she can't just keep it about him answering the question. She has to say, I would take him any day over the terrible situation we're in now. When you look at what we're in now.
Like your grandmother sort of talking up how great shape your grandpa is in. And it's sort of sweet and charming, except that he was the president. And also then she always, they get to that last line. Like she can't just keep it about him answering the question. She has to say, I would take him any day over the terrible situation we're in now. When you look at what we're in now.
Like your grandmother sort of talking up how great shape your grandpa is in. And it's sort of sweet and charming, except that he was the president. And also then she always, they get to that last line. Like she can't just keep it about him answering the question. She has to say, I would take him any day over the terrible situation we're in now. When you look at what we're in now.
And actually there is so much positive happening. You know, the border is closed. We just signed a trade deal with a 10% tariff on the UK that the UK is thrilled about $2 trillion in manufacturing investment. Like there's a lot going on right now that would have been considered wins in the democratic party I'm talking 15 years ago, right?
And actually there is so much positive happening. You know, the border is closed. We just signed a trade deal with a 10% tariff on the UK that the UK is thrilled about $2 trillion in manufacturing investment. Like there's a lot going on right now that would have been considered wins in the democratic party I'm talking 15 years ago, right?
And actually there is so much positive happening. You know, the border is closed. We just signed a trade deal with a 10% tariff on the UK that the UK is thrilled about $2 trillion in manufacturing investment. Like there's a lot going on right now that would have been considered wins in the democratic party I'm talking 15 years ago, right?
Like it's not that long ago that these were democratic policies. So again, it's like part of me feels so sorry for them. Like what was the goal of this interview? Clearly they are in a desperate situation where they, you know, the legacy is on the line. Their future is on the line. How are they going to support themselves?
Like it's not that long ago that these were democratic policies. So again, it's like part of me feels so sorry for them. Like what was the goal of this interview? Clearly they are in a desperate situation where they, you know, the legacy is on the line. Their future is on the line. How are they going to support themselves?
Like it's not that long ago that these were democratic policies. So again, it's like part of me feels so sorry for them. Like what was the goal of this interview? Clearly they are in a desperate situation where they, you know, the legacy is on the line. Their future is on the line. How are they going to support themselves?
they had to get a lot done with this, these interviews that he's doing, which is clearly why he's doing them. And then always at the last minute, this divisive language, the refusal to choose to be uniters instead of dividers. And you see this just so frequently with people at that elite level in the democratic party. And I think that that is really what's sinking them ultimately. Yeah.