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UFC and Trump · Let's Ask the Mamas!

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  We got a question for our American mamas. Dear mamas, why do so
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  many people who watch UFC love Donald Trump so much? Good question, Let's
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  ask our American mamas. Alma Mama enjoining us now our American mamas Terry Neediville
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  and Kimberly Burlison. Uh. You know, I'm not a big fan of
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  boxing of ultimate fighting. Just you know, I did wrestling in middle school.
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  I didn't like that either, So it's not really my cup of tea.
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  I have a lot of friends who love it, and I think everyone
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  that I know that loves UFC is going to vote Trump in adamantly they were
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  maggot, they'd get maggot tattoos. Basically, why this is strength. These
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  are people that love strength and they recognize that he is the strongest of all.
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  I saw this interview with Dana is it Dana White? Okay, Dana
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  White was taught. They were asking him about Trump and he said, in
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  all my life, I've seen the greatest fighters that ever lived, but I've
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  never seen a fighter like Trump. He gets knocked down, knocked down,
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  and he gets up, he gets up and he fights because I've never seen
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  strength like that. Man. Well, I feel like that he Trump represents
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  goodness, he represents greatness. And fighters, especially UFC, they admire and
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  revere those who have the most strength, the ones that win. Let's just
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  go, let's go straight to UFC fighting. The winners of those are the
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  ones that the others revere. They aim to be that, right. They
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  work hard every day and they've got that in their mind. They're thinking,
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  I want to be as good as this. I want to be And you
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  know, that is actually an interesting thing about UFC that I find different from
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  boxing, which is usually when I see UFC fighters, you actually, at
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  the end of the fight, you see a lot of respect between the fighters.
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  She did. I don't always see that in boxing, specifically boxing it's
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  more a grudge match. This person actually really yes, you don't see that
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  in UFC, even though it seems like it's a much more violent sport.
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  Well, you're absolutely right, and it's because they know how hard you have
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  to train, and what you have to sacrifice and what you have to do
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  to get to that level. Exactly. It's kind of like soccer, if
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  you if you want to talk about you know, uh, messy and you
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  know all the things that you have to do to get to get to that
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  level and then you have such respect and people hold you in such high regard.
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  Well, they see Trump as kind of like the fighter for us.
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  I agree he's the only one that is fighting for us. That there's others
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  on the Republican side who have tried, but you know where they fail.
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  They care too much about what the Democrats think. That's so true. One
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  thing that Joe Rogan said when I watched this podcast with Joe, he was
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  talking about the rub, and he said that he has seen a lot of
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  fighters that fight against great fighters and they get the rub, which means that
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  after they lose to a great fighter, they then take on the same characteristics
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  as the fighter they lost to, ah and they just get better and better.
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  And so I kind of like that. I kind of think of that
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  as you know. One thing that our dad used to tell us all the
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  time was to embrace the uncomfortable. And he said, when you embrace the
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  uncomfortable, that's when real growth takes place. So welcome it welcome those situations
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  that are very uncomfortable. And I feel like Trump is that person. He
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  is facing so many uncomfortable situations with his family, with his finances, with
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  the world watching, and yet I believe that he embraces it and he sees
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  it as a challenge, but he also sees it as God has him.
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  Yes, I agree with that, and think about this too. Not a
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  lot of people could handle this. We know that there are a lot of
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  lies being shared about him and about his family, that we all that it's
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  been on earth, that they are false, they are a flate, They
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  are so flagrantly lost. I mean, they are so wrong and out like
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  the Egene Carroll thing, you know, like if it was anybody else,
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  they would have laughed her out of court, right right, right. But
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  yet he continues to move forward because he knows the higher purpose of all of
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  this is us, is our country. So he's willing to wade through all
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  of that disgusting mud they're throwing at him. He knows it's false, he
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  knows they're liars, he knows they're setting him up to fail. And yet
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  what does he keep doing? Like these fighters, he keeps training, he
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  keeps moving forward slowly, and guess what, he's bringing all of us with
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  him. So he didn't have to worry about getting through that mud by himself
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  anymore, Because we were right there behind him, wiping it off, trying
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  to get it off, so you keep moving forward. He does seem more
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  relaxed and more in control than he was four years ago, or even eight
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  years I think, so he learns. He's a learner, So I do
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  find that interesting. I still find it interesting that you talk about, you
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  know, he's running because he wants to make the country safer better. I
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  remember the interview in the nineteen nineties when Oprah Winfrey asked him if you had
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  ever run for president, and he said, no, unless it got so
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  bad. Yes, he knew what would happened to him because all of these
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  people loved him before. Oh yeah, he knew. He knew that when
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  if he had to run, he'd be losing a lot of money, a
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  lot of friends. He was a huge money maker for him. Behind.
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  Yes, yes, and you know what it's all You know, God is
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  an ultimate control, right, And like Kimerly has said many times, maybe
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  we had to go through all of this turmoil, all of the stink,
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  so that we could open our eyes and go, oh my gosh, these
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  people that are in office on you know, on both sides, they don't
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  really have our best interest at heart. Now we see it. Maybe God's
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  like allowing this to happen so that now we can come together and lift us
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  up and be that beacon of hope that we were meant to be. If
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  Kimberly Brothers and thank you so much