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PANIC Continues: Democrats are Freaking, Pressuring Biden to Drop Out · The 47 Morning Update with Ben Ferguson

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Speaker 1: Welcome.
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Speaker 2: It is a verdict with center, Ted Cruz, Ben Ferguson
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Speaker 2: with you, and I hope you had a fabulous fourth
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Speaker 2: of July. And it was a interesting fourth of July
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Speaker 2: at the White House. Now the White House saying that
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Speaker 2: the President did see a doctor days after the debate,
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Speaker 2: and they're also saying we ain't dropping out at least
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Speaker 2: as of now.
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Speaker 3: Well, let me first of all say, for the fourth
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Speaker 3: of July, Happy birthday America. What an incredible country we
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Speaker 3: live in. What an extraordinary nation. I think, the most
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Speaker 3: consequential nation in the history of the world. I think
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Speaker 3: we were built with God's blessing, with divine providence. I
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Speaker 3: think America has been a force for good, for freedom,
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Speaker 3: for liberation, for peace, the greatest force for liberation, peace
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Speaker 3: and justice on the face of the earth. And so
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Speaker 3: July fourth is a great time to celebrate our nation,
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Speaker 3: to hug your children, to eat hot dogs and hamburgers
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Speaker 3: and backyard barberue, thank you, and play with your kids
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Speaker 3: and lovely. So that's number one. I hope your fourth
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Speaker 3: was fantastic. But number two, politics continues to roll on,
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Speaker 3: and in particular we're in day eight now of debate
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Speaker 3: mcgeddon the aftermath of the most consequential presidential debate in
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Speaker 3: American history eight days ago, the night of the debate,
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Speaker 3: Ben and I did a special podcast that evening. That evening,
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Speaker 3: we discussed how the disastrous performance from Joe Biden demonstrated
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Speaker 3: to the world this man is not fit to be
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Speaker 3: commander in chief. For many people, that raised the question
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Speaker 3: whether he was fit to tie his own shoes or
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Speaker 3: to drive an automobile. My prediction then, and that's what
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Speaker 3: I said the night of the debate, I think the
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Speaker 3: odds have risen to eighty percent that the Democrats will
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Speaker 3: pull Joe Biden off the ticket, They will abandon him
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Speaker 3: as their candidate, and they will place him with Michelle Obama.
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Speaker 3: This is something that I had predicted nine months ago.
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Speaker 3: Nine months ago, I said it was a possibility, it
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Speaker 3: was a real possibility. I now think the odds are
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Speaker 3: greater than eighty percent. And I also made another prediction
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Speaker 3: on Thursday night. I said I thought it was likely
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Speaker 3: to happen within the next twenty one days. We are
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Speaker 3: on day eight today. That means we have thirteen more
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Speaker 3: days within the window of when they are likely to
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Speaker 3: do it. And I think We're seeing every day growing
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Speaker 3: momentum as more and more Democrats are jumping ship and
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Speaker 3: saying we got to do something different.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and the excuses are getting truly incredible. We're going
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Speaker 2: to play one of them in just a moment that
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Speaker 2: deals with jet lag as the new excuse about why
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Speaker 2: he had a bad debate night. Before I tell you
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Speaker 2: with the people in Israel. I mentioned a moment ago
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Speaker 2: that this White House is floundering on a level I
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Speaker 2: didn't even know was imaginable in their response to this debate.
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Speaker 2: And every time you think they can't get any worse,
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Speaker 2: they then do something that is even more incompetent in
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Speaker 2: the response.
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Speaker 1: I want to play for you Center. This.
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Speaker 2: This is the White House Press secretary floating the idea
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Speaker 2: that the reason why Joe Biden had a bad night
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Speaker 2: the other night is that he was suffering from jet
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Speaker 2: lag almost two two weeks, fourteen days after traveling. Here
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Speaker 2: is the White House Press secretary trying to sell this
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Speaker 2: to the American people.
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Speaker 4: Okay, thank you. There's no question that international travel can
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Speaker 4: be rigorous. I think the confusion is that he's still
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Speaker 4: suffering from the effects of that nearly two weeks later.
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Speaker 4: So he articulated a little bit about like, do you
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Speaker 4: guys usually have accommodations for him after he does a trip,
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Speaker 4: that he's going to have jetlag for that long a
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Speaker 4: period of time.
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Speaker 5: So can you can you when you say two weeks later,
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Speaker 5: what do you mean the debate?
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Speaker 4: He arrives back in the United States twelve or thirteen
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Speaker 4: days before the debate, So his explanation for a for
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Speaker 4: debate performance is jetlag.
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Speaker 5: So what I want to say is it's the jet
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Speaker 5: lag and also the cold, Right. It is the two things,
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Speaker 5: and that occurred, and you all heard it in his
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Speaker 5: voice when he did the debate, right, And it is
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Speaker 5: not even something that we shared ahead of time. You
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Speaker 5: heard it in his voice and we confirmed it, and
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Speaker 5: I think that's important to note as well, like it
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Speaker 5: is the jet lag and the cold. But I want
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Speaker 5: to be really I want to be really clear here.
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Speaker 5: This is not an excuse, right, This is not an excuse.
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Speaker 5: You all asked for an explanation, and we get we're
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Speaker 5: giving it an explanation. It is not an excuse. I
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Speaker 5: don't want that to be the leading piece of this
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Speaker 5: ask for the only reason we're sharing this because it
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Speaker 5: was asked of me here and the President certainly wanted
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Speaker 5: to give an explanation himself, and that's what he did yesterday.
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Speaker 5: We want to We understand that it wasn't his best night.
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Speaker 5: It wasn't a great debate. We understand that, and we
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Speaker 5: understand what supporters saw, what the American people saw, and
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Speaker 5: what you all saw, and so we wanted to give
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Speaker 5: an explanation. So I don't want to get into this
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Speaker 5: or are you giving this excuse? Not an excuse, We're
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Speaker 5: giving you what our explanation was. We want to continue
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Speaker 5: to make sure that we do everything that we can
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Speaker 5: to deliver for the American people. That's what we're going
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Speaker 5: to continue to want it.
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Speaker 1: I mean Senator, you hear this, we're just you ask.
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Speaker 2: So we're just telling you fourteen days after international travel,
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Speaker 2: the president was suffering from jetwag.
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Speaker 1: So there's the story.
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Speaker 6: You know.
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Speaker 3: I got to say every time I hear kareein John Pierre,
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Speaker 3: I think she is the opposite of William Jefferson Clinton.
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Speaker 3: William Jefferson Clinton, you'll recall, was referred to as an
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Speaker 3: unusually good liar that he could lie and it was believable,
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Speaker 3: and he'd bite his lip and he'd you know, pointed,
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Speaker 3: pushes thumb together, and you just you believed he felt
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Speaker 3: your pain. He could lie better than anyone. I think
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Speaker 3: Kareem John Pierre is an unusually bad liar. Like when
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Speaker 3: she does it, it's laughably false. One of the things
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Speaker 3: if you're going to be in a job as a
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Speaker 3: media hack and trying to spend people, typically you learn
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Speaker 3: not to tell just brazen lies that are absurd. When
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Speaker 3: Kareean John Pierre stood in the White House Press briefing
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Speaker 3: room and said, you know, people are not just coming
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Speaker 3: across the border. It's not happening. They're not walking across
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Speaker 3: the border, it doesn't happen. That was such a wild
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Speaker 3: lie literally every reporter could pull up on their phone
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Speaker 3: videos of it happening while she was talking. That's a
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Speaker 3: bad lie here. This jetlag thing is a really bad lie.
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Speaker 3: Like anyone who's actually flown internationally. Look, jetlag is a
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Speaker 3: sith thing. It's a reasonable thing. You feel it a
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Speaker 3: day maybe two when you fly from one place to
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Speaker 3: the other. You know, he was in Europe. He was
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Speaker 3: there for Normandy. I was there for Normandy. I got
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Speaker 3: to say the idea that I'd be complaining now you
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Speaker 3: know I've still got jetlag because several weeks ago I
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Speaker 3: was in Europe. That's just obviously stupid. And they don't
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Speaker 3: want the explanation to be the explanation that every person
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Speaker 3: with eyeballs and common sense saw, which is this is
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Speaker 3: an old man who's suffering from dementia. That's the answer.
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Speaker 3: And so well, you know he wasn't a plane a
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Speaker 3: few weeks earlier. Let's call it jetlag. Yeah, yeah, maybe
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Speaker 3: people out there are dumb enough to believe that.
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Speaker 2: Well, and they went on TV like a full court
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Speaker 2: press to try to sell this at the White House.
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Speaker 2: This was another one of their interviews outside of Jean Pierre,
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Speaker 2: where they're like all right, guys, everybody got on TV
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Speaker 2: and sell that the president is jet lagged.
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Speaker 7: Apparently, the President apologized to everyone in the room saying,
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Speaker 7: this is not an excuse, but it is an explanation,
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Speaker 7: and he blamed the extensive foreign travel that he did
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Speaker 7: in the lead up to the CNN debate for his
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Speaker 7: poor performance. Just a reminder for everyone. He did go
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Speaker 7: to France for the D Day anniversary, and then he
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Speaker 7: turned right back around and went to Italy for the
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Speaker 7: G seven summit. And he told the room, I didn't
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Speaker 7: listen to my staff, so the suggestion there being his
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Speaker 7: staff did not think this was a good idea. And
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Speaker 7: then he apparently said I almost fell asleep on stage.
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Speaker 1: I just want to unpack this.
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Speaker 7: New explanation for a second as the explanation for why
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Speaker 7: his debate performance was so bad. I find it a
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Speaker 7: little bit puzzling, and frankly, I'm not sure that a
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Speaker 7: lot of people are going to find this reassuring. If anything,
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Speaker 7: some folks might hear this and be even more concerned. Yes,
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Speaker 7: there were two foreign trips in the lead up to
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Speaker 7: the June twenty seventh CNN debate, but he returned from
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Speaker 7: Italy on June fifteenth. The debate again was on June
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Speaker 7: twenty seven, so we're talking about roughly twelve days in
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Speaker 7: between when he was back in the States. And remember
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Speaker 7: a part of those twelve days, about a full week,
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Speaker 7: he actually spent with his advisors at Camp David for
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Speaker 7: the sole purpose of really focusing on debate preps. So
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Speaker 7: why is the president falling asleep on the debate stage
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Speaker 7: at the hours of nine pm to ten thirty?
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Speaker 2: I can't believe by the way that CNN saying that
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Speaker 2: they have all turned on him, like they have just
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Speaker 2: completely turned on him. With Mjlee, they're saying, I find
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Speaker 2: it a little bit puzzling that this guy's at Camp
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Speaker 2: David for a whole week and you've done debate preps.
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Speaker 2: So let's pull back the curtain on that. When you've
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Speaker 2: done your most vigorous debate prep, Senator, and I've been
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Speaker 2: blessed to be in several different debate preps for different
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Speaker 2: major races, it doesn't last twelve hours a day, are
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Speaker 2: the ones I've done. Certainly not for seven days straight.
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Speaker 2: It's usually two or three hours of intense debate prep
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Speaker 2: and then you take a legit break.
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Speaker 8: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Look, and I've never done a week of debate prep.
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Speaker 3: Typically what I do debate prep, it is one to
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Speaker 3: two days. Is what's involved.
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Speaker 8: You know.
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Speaker 3: The irony of the of their jet lag explanation is
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Speaker 3: the fact that we know he spent a week at
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Speaker 3: Camp David where the only thing on the plate was
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Speaker 3: getting ready for debate prep. And I am certain he
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Speaker 3: slept a lot of hours that week, and listen, he
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Speaker 3: should one of the things I do for debate prep.
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Speaker 3: You know, you know there are studies that have been done.
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Speaker 3: This is something when I was arguing cases at the
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Speaker 3: Supreme Court, I looked at there were medical studies that
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Speaker 3: are done that show the more sleep you get, the
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Speaker 3: faster your brain thinks, the faster your neurons fire. Before
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Speaker 3: a Supreme Court argument, I used to the night before
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Speaker 3: try to get nine to ten hours sleep, which is
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Speaker 3: a lot more sleep. I typically get six to seven
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Speaker 3: hours sleep a night. Before a Supreme Court argument, I
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Speaker 3: would try to get nine to ten hours sleep a night,
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Speaker 3: and I'd do that both the night before the argument,
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Speaker 3: and I'd do that two nights before the argument.
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Speaker 8: The reason two nights before the argument.
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Speaker 3: Years ago in college, I used to teach at Princeton
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Speaker 3: Review the test prep class that helped students. I taught
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Speaker 3: the SAT and I taught the l SAT, and when
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Speaker 3: I was teaching at Princeton Review, we would teach teach
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Speaker 3: students to do the same thing. Get a ton of
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Speaker 3: sleep the night before your exam, and get a ton
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Speaker 3: of sleep two nights before your exam, because there's scientific
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Speaker 3: studies that show the sleep you get two nights before
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Speaker 3: an event affects your brain speed. And what I found
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Speaker 3: in Supreme Court arguments is that if I had two
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Speaker 3: nights of supercharging sleep, nine to ten hours of sleep,
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Speaker 3: two nights in a row, that when I'd stand up
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Speaker 3: there for the argument at the podium, my brain was
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Speaker 3: a half second faster, a half second quicker to respond
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Speaker 3: to a question, to think about a line of argument,
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Speaker 3: to anticipate where the other side was going, to anticipate
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Speaker 3: where a justice was going. When I prepare for political debates,
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Speaker 3: I do the same thing. I try to have two
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Speaker 3: nights of nine to ten hours sleep the two nights before,
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Speaker 3: and it makes a real difference. Your brain is fast
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Speaker 3: and quick. Biden had an entire week where he could sleep.
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Speaker 3: He could have slept twelve hours a day every day
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Speaker 3: for a week, and so the idea that they're saying, well, yeah,
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Speaker 3: but two weeks earlier, he was on a plane, so
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Speaker 3: it's jetlag.
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Speaker 8: Nobody who's ever flown an airplane believes that.
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Speaker 2: There's also this big interview that's about to take place,
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Speaker 2: and it's become actually even bigger since when you and
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Speaker 2: I mentioned it. There is George Stepanopolis, and I think
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Speaker 2: we should remind people who he is. He is a
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Speaker 2: hardcore lefty that acts like he's now some sort of journalist,
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Speaker 2: even though he was best known for defending Bill Clinton
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Speaker 2: and giving Bill Clinton some of the best spin lines
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Speaker 2: in history.
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Speaker 1: It's the friendliest person I look.
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Speaker 3: He was basically Kareem John Pierre for Bill Clinton. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: he was a press staffer, staffer. He was in the
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Speaker 3: White House. He was on the Clinton White House staff.
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Speaker 3: I think his title is communications director. So he wasn't
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Speaker 3: actually the press secretary, but he was the press flack.
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Speaker 3: He was the person, he was the Jensaki. He was
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Speaker 3: the one who was in charge of communications for Bill
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Speaker 3: Clinton for years. He was very close to Bill Clinton.
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Speaker 3: And then he jumped over, as many dem communication hacks do,
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Speaker 3: they leave that role and they jump over and they
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Speaker 3: become like Jensaki, they get their own show. Well, George
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Speaker 3: Stephanopoulos went from being the official spokesperson for the Democratic
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Speaker 3: president to being at abs ABC acting as effectively the
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Speaker 3: official spokesperson for the Democrat president.
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Speaker 2: And he's the guy that's going to get this interview.
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Speaker 2: We now have word that they've decided to change this
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Speaker 2: interview to a quote prime time special on Friday night
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Speaker 2: to save in essence. I think his presidency and Democrats
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Speaker 2: aren't even buying that. MSNBC and one of the hardcore
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Speaker 2: lefties out there, Debbie Dingle, she said this on MSNBC
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Speaker 2: on July fourth.
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Speaker 9: They've been after Joe Biden all week. So he's got
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Speaker 9: one thing to do, which is to get up and
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Speaker 9: go out to prove to people that he can do
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Speaker 9: the job.
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Speaker 5: We'll do the job, and.
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Speaker 9: Has the stamina. Took too long to make some of
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Speaker 9: the phone calls he showed up. I think he's in
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Speaker 9: a bubble wrap. I'm men Seamen's dad, and I think
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Speaker 9: he's starting to do what he has to do. One
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Speaker 9: interview tomorrow, he's not going to fix this.
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Speaker 2: One interview tomorrow is quote not going to fix this.
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Speaker 2: This is one of the most extreme lefties on MSNBC
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Speaker 2: saying that.
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Speaker 3: Well and listen, one of the most revealing things that
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Speaker 3: ABC interview is taped. It's not live. If they were
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Speaker 3: real journalists, you know what ABC should do. You know
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Speaker 3: what George Stephanopolis should insist on doing. The debate was live.
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Speaker 3: Let's have this interview be live. The American people need
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Speaker 3: to see how you answer real time, which means we ABC,
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Speaker 3: We're not going to edit out when you stare blankly
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Speaker 3: out at the wall and don't know what I say.
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Speaker 3: We're not going to edit out when you stumble. The
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Speaker 3: fact that it is taped means that George Stephanopolis can
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Speaker 3: go in and say, okay, oh, this exchange looked really
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Speaker 3: bad for Joe Biden.
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Speaker 8: Let's cut that out. Hmm.
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Speaker 3: Okay, he's staring off at the ceiling and doesn't know
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Speaker 3: what's going on. Let's definitely not air that. And let's
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Speaker 3: find snippets where he seems cogin and let's piece them together. Now,
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Speaker 3: if George Stephanopolis was wearing his hat as Democrat operative
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Speaker 3: putting together a TV campaign for Biden, that would be
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Speaker 3: a reasonable thing to do. But he's at least pretending
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Speaker 3: to be a journalist, and ABC is pretending to be
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Speaker 3: an actual news organization, and so anyone who actually cares
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Speaker 3: about journalism or news should insist the thing be live.
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Speaker 3: Let the American people see how he acts in real time.
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Speaker 2: Let's take a step back from this, and I want
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Speaker 2: to ask you another question. You and I actually haven't
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Speaker 2: even talked about this yet, so I'm intrigued to know
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Speaker 2: what you think, and that is, are we going to
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Speaker 2: look back weeks, months, years from now and are we
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Speaker 2: gonna look at this moment in history and say, was
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Speaker 2: this the biggest political cover up in history? That we
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Speaker 2: had an incapacitated president, that the American people were sheltered from,
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Speaker 2: that the White House was covering for and lying for,
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Speaker 2: that the media was covering for and lying for. I
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Speaker 2: go back to November, Okay, not that long ago. White
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Speaker 2: House pres Secretory Jean Pierre said this to the American people.
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Speaker 5: I would put the president's domina, president's wisdom ability to
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Speaker 5: get this done on behalf of the American people against anyone,
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Speaker 5: anyone on any day.
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Speaker 1: Of the week.
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Speaker 2: I mean that was that was November, Senator, And I
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Speaker 2: think this is one of the biggest polists.
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Speaker 1: That she's really witness.
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Speaker 2: Yes, she is a really bad liar, But I mean
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Speaker 2: this is this is one of the biggest political cover
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Speaker 2: ups I've ever witnessed.
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Speaker 8: Yes and no.
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Speaker 3: Of course it's a cover up. Of course everyone is
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Speaker 3: complicit in. And of course the Democrats all know and
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Speaker 3: they're lying. Of course the media all know and they're lying.
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Speaker 3: But at the same time, it's not a cover up.
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Speaker 3: Anyone whose head is not plunged into the sand. You
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Speaker 3: knew before the debate last week that Joe Biden was
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Speaker 3: mentally incapacitated. You knew that it was obvious. Anyone who's
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Speaker 3: ever had an elderly relative, a loved one, dealing with dementia,
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Speaker 3: dealing with Alzheimer's, You've seen that distant look, that shuffle,
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Speaker 3: that look of confusion. We see that every week. It's obvious. Look,
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Speaker 3: we've never seen a president do what Joe Biden does,
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Speaker 3: which is not talked to anyone in the Senate. In
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Speaker 3: three and a half years, I've had no conversations with
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Speaker 3: Joe Biden. He has had no conversations with virtually any
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Speaker 3: Republican senator. We sit around at lunch and talk about
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Speaker 3: how weird that is because a major part of the
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Speaker 3: job being in the Senate is dealing with the President,
19:00
Speaker 3: working with the president. You know, just over a month ago,
19:06
Speaker 3: I passed the FA Reauthorization Bill. That is a huge bill,
19:10
Speaker 3: one hundred and ten billion dollars investment in infrastructure, in
19:15
Speaker 3: safety for aviation, Enhancing safety for the flying public, Hiring
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Speaker 3: new air traffic controllers to keep people safe when they fly,
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Speaker 3: Investing billions in airports, putting collision detection technology on runways
19:29
Speaker 3: to keep people safe, also expanding competition. Just Texas alone,
19:34
Speaker 3: hundreds of thousands of jobs depend upon aviation. We have
19:39
Speaker 3: major airlines based in Texas. Millions of jobs depend indirectly
19:44
Speaker 3: on aviation. It was a huge bipartisan victory. I was
19:48
Speaker 3: the lead author along with Maria Cantwell. We passed it,
19:51
Speaker 3: We passed it on the floor of the Senate eighty
19:53
Speaker 3: eight to ford. Includes within it, finally, finally, finally, a
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Speaker 3: direct flight from San Antonio to Reagan Washington National Airport,
20:02
Speaker 3: something San Antonio that entire community has been fighting for
20:06
Speaker 3: for twenty years. That was a victory I wrote into law,
20:09
Speaker 3: and we want it now. You know what would normally
20:12
Speaker 3: happen when you pass major bipartisan legislation.
20:16
Speaker 1: I'm assuming you'd say the President might get in contact with.
20:19
Speaker 3: You, you'd have a signing ceremony. In a typical, normal
20:23
Speaker 3: functioning administration when there's big bipartisan legislation, the next step
20:29
Speaker 3: is the White House contacts you and says we're gonna
20:31
Speaker 3: have a signing ceremony. The signing ceremony, you go. Both
20:35
Speaker 3: the Democrats and Republicans who are the authors of the
20:37
Speaker 3: bill go and the President signs the bill into law
20:40
Speaker 3: in the Oval office, and there are people there'd be
20:43
Speaker 3: in this instance, you would have people from the airlines there.
20:46
Speaker 3: You'd have people from airports there, You'd have the pilots
20:49
Speaker 3: unions there, you'd have the flight attendance unions there, You'd
20:51
Speaker 3: have everyone impacted by the bill there in the Oval office.
20:55
Speaker 3: I've been to a lot of signing ceremonies. It's pretty typical.
20:58
Speaker 3: You know what the Biden White House said.
21:00
Speaker 1: Well, I wouldn't even be surprised. They didn't even know
21:03
Speaker 1: you guys were doing it.
21:04
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, they knew. They knew, and Biden signed the
21:07
Speaker 3: bill when it came over. He signed it into law.
21:10
Speaker 3: But there was no ceremony. And the reason there's no
21:13
Speaker 3: ceremony They cannot have him interact with other people because
21:17
Speaker 3: it is blazingly obvious this man is incapacitated. That has
21:22
Speaker 3: been the way the administration is operated from day one.
21:25
Speaker 3: They don't do signing ceremonies like other administrations. They hide him,
21:30
Speaker 3: and so, yes, it's a cover up, but at another level, no,
21:34
Speaker 3: it's not really a cover up because everybody knows the
21:38
Speaker 3: thing that is studing Ben.
21:40
Speaker 8: On the Democrat side of the aisle, nobody cares.
21:44
Speaker 3: I have yet to speak to a single Democrat senator
21:47
Speaker 3: or a single Democrat House member who's expressed genuine concern
21:52
Speaker 3: that the commander in chief does not know what type
21:55
Speaker 3: of day it is, that the commander in chief can't
21:59
Speaker 3: find his way out of a locked box. I haven't
22:02
Speaker 3: heard any concern from a single Democrat that America is
22:07
Speaker 3: much less safe because our commander in chief is mister Magoo.
22:12
Speaker 8: He is a confused.
22:16
Speaker 3: Individual with serious disabilities who is not able to handle
22:21
Speaker 3: a difficult situation. Look when you see the g eight
22:24
Speaker 3: leaders gathered together and Joe Biden starts wandering off and
22:29
Speaker 3: the Italian Prime Minister has to go and grab his
22:31
Speaker 3: hand and lead him back. That's not good. It's not
22:36
Speaker 3: good for the American president to be treated as the
22:40
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22:43
Speaker 3: his food for and make sure they're no big pieces
22:45
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22:48
Speaker 3: airplane into the mouth. That is horrible for America and frustratingly,
22:53
Speaker 3: ben no Democrat cares. The only reason anyone's discussing this
22:57
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23:01
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23:04
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23:06
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23:07
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23:17
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Speaker 2: I guess he's like the sacrificial lamb is representative Democratic
25:39
Speaker 2: Representative Dan Goldman. He said this about the President trying
25:44
Speaker 2: to reassure Americans he's really fine, there's no cognitive decline, and.
25:47
Speaker 10: The people who are with him every day have indicated
25:50
Speaker 10: as well that it.
25:51
Speaker 1: Was an aberration, that it is an anomaly.
25:54
Speaker 6: And if that is the case, then we will see that,
25:58
Speaker 6: and we will see that over the next week, and
26:00
Speaker 6: he will restore our faith and confidence in his fitness,
26:04
Speaker 6: and then everything else between the two of them.
26:07
Speaker 8: Cuts in favor of Joe Biden.
26:09
Speaker 10: So people are right to have some concerns after that performance.
26:13
Speaker 10: And I don't think there's any excuse that Joe Biden offered.
26:16
Speaker 10: I think he was trying to explain how he had
26:21
Speaker 10: such a poor performance. But he's accepted it, he's owned it,
26:24
Speaker 10: he's acknowledged it as we all have. And what we
26:28
Speaker 10: need to see from him is that vibrant and whip
26:31
Speaker 10: smart president that we have had for the last three
26:35
Speaker 10: and a half years.
26:35
Speaker 2: And the people, I mean, you listen to him, and
26:38
Speaker 2: then you go to the facts. Biden's post debate checkup
26:42
Speaker 2: actually contradicts what the White House said. They have now
26:47
Speaker 2: confirmed that and President Biden confirmed and again I'm quoting
26:52
Speaker 2: reports coming out of the White House to the Democratic governors.
26:54
Speaker 2: Remember they had this nine to one to one, you know,
26:56
Speaker 2: all hands on deck meeting with Democratic governors to try
26:59
Speaker 2: to reassure them that he had a medical checkup following
27:02
Speaker 2: the president of debate. Despite earlier statements from the White
27:04
Speaker 2: House pres secretary on multiple occasions that he had not
27:07
Speaker 2: received any medical exam since February. We played some of
27:11
Speaker 2: that in the last show. The White House later clarified
27:14
Speaker 2: that Biden was seen by a doctor for a brief
27:16
Speaker 2: quote brief checkup due to the lingering symptoms from a cold,
27:20
Speaker 2: which did not include any major tests. So even when
27:25
Speaker 2: they lie to you, they still can't. They're now lying
27:27
Speaker 2: to either the governors or the American people, or they're
27:30
Speaker 2: just lying about all of it.
27:31
Speaker 3: Your thoughts, Yeah, Look, the cold is nonsense, the jet
27:35
Speaker 3: lag is nonsense. Everyone knows that the issue is that
27:39
Speaker 3: he's too old and he's suffering from dementia. That that
27:42
Speaker 3: is blazingly true. They're trying to distract from this. Look,
27:46
Speaker 3: I'll give you a sense of how bad it is.
27:48
Speaker 3: Even the Praetorian Guard, even the most zealous defenders of
27:54
Speaker 3: Joe Biden, the Democrats, and by that I mean the
27:56
Speaker 3: New York Times, even there turning on her. On Wednesday
28:01
Speaker 3: of this week, The New York Times wrote a story,
28:03
Speaker 3: the headline of which is Biden tells allies he knows
28:06
Speaker 3: he has only days to salvage candidacy. Here's what The
28:11
Speaker 3: New York Times wrote, by the way, this is not
28:12
Speaker 3: an editorial, This is a news story. President Joe Biden
28:15
Speaker 3: has told key allies that he knows the coming days
28:18
Speaker 3: are crucial and understands that he may not be able
28:20
Speaker 3: to salvage his candidacy if he cannot convince voters that
28:23
Speaker 3: he is up to the job after a disastrous debate
28:26
Speaker 3: performance last week. According to two allies who have spoken
28:29
Speaker 3: with him, Biden has emphasized that he is still deeply
28:32
Speaker 3: committed to fight for his reelection, but understands that his
28:35
Speaker 3: viability as a candidate is on the line. The President
28:40
Speaker 3: sought to project confidence Wednesday in a call with campaign staff,
28:44
Speaker 3: even as White House officials were trying to calm nerves
28:47
Speaker 3: inside the ranks of the Biden administration. Quote, no one's
28:52
Speaker 3: pushing me out, Biden said in the call, I'm not leaving.
28:55
Speaker 3: Vice President Kamala Harris was also on the line. Quote
28:58
Speaker 3: we will not back down and we will follow our
29:00
Speaker 3: president's lead. She said, we will fight and we will win.
29:04
Speaker 3: Rah rah rah. Still, Biden allies said the President had
29:08
Speaker 3: privately acknowledged that his next few appearances heading into the
29:11
Speaker 3: July fourth holiday weekend must go well, particularly in an
29:16
Speaker 3: interview scheduled for Friday with George Stephanopoulos of ABC News
29:20
Speaker 3: and campaign stops in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. Quote, he knows
29:24
Speaker 3: that if he has two more events like that, we're
29:27
Speaker 3: in a different place by the end of the weekend,
29:28
Speaker 3: said one of the allies, referring to Biden's halting and
29:31
Speaker 3: unfocused performance on the debate. That person who talked to
29:35
Speaker 3: the President in the past twenty four hours spoke on
29:37
Speaker 3: the condition of anonymity to discuss a sensitive situation. The
29:42
Speaker 3: accounts of his conversations with allies are the first indication
29:46
Speaker 3: to become public that the president is seriously considering whether
29:50
Speaker 3: he can recover after a devastating performance on the debate
29:55
Speaker 3: stage in Atlanta last Thursday. A new poll from The
29:58
Speaker 3: New York Times in Siena College, the former President Donald
30:01
Speaker 3: Trump now leads Biden forty nine to forty three percent
30:05
Speaker 3: among likely voters nationally, a three point swing towards the
30:09
Speaker 3: Republican from just a week earlier before the debate. This
30:14
Speaker 3: is they're terrified, and note they're terrified about one thing.
30:20
Speaker 3: They think Biden's going to lose. If they thought a
30:24
Speaker 3: mentally incompetent person was going to win, they'd be fine,
30:28
Speaker 3: but they're terrified that there at least some people who say, gosh,
30:32
Speaker 3: maybe the commander in chief should should be aware of
30:36
Speaker 3: what's going on around it.
30:39
Speaker 1: So let me ask you this.
30:41
Speaker 2: In the poll numbers that you just mentioned also connect
30:44
Speaker 2: to some other polls that have come out, and that
30:46
Speaker 2: is they're pulling every name against Donald Trump. There is
30:51
Speaker 2: only one name right now that in the polling shows
30:55
Speaker 2: that it could that they could quote beat Donald Trump.
30:59
Speaker 2: That is the name that you gave nine months ago
31:02
Speaker 2: that we've been talking about ever since. In Michelle Obama.
31:06
Speaker 2: There have been pretty queer messages coming from her camp.
31:10
Speaker 2: She's not interested. And then the next person that everyone
31:13
Speaker 2: now seems to be thinking is probably the one that
31:16
Speaker 2: would replace them is Kamala Harris. And that's just from
31:20
Speaker 2: the money aspect of things. She's the one that can
31:23
Speaker 2: use the money they've raised. She's the one that's already
31:25
Speaker 2: set up to just keep walking forward. The same team
31:28
Speaker 2: would be there, the same campaign manager, all the staff
31:32
Speaker 2: is around there, so she would be the quote easiest choice.
31:36
Speaker 2: You look at this, it doesn't say she could win,
31:39
Speaker 2: but is she the front runner or is it Michelle
31:42
Speaker 2: Obama or who is it in your opinion.
31:45
Speaker 3: Look, I still think it's Michelle Obama. Michelle Obama is
31:48
Speaker 3: the only candidate the Democrats could push Kamala aside for.
31:53
Speaker 3: They know Kamala is a terrible candidate. They're really scared.
31:56
Speaker 3: They don't want her at the top of the ticket.
31:59
Speaker 3: But they're bean counters. The way their party is. Whatever
32:03
Speaker 3: your race, whatever your gender, whoever you are, that is
32:05
Speaker 3: the dominant feature about you. It matters more than anything else.
32:09
Speaker 3: The people who talk about putting Gavin Newsom in and
32:13
Speaker 3: pushing Kamala aside, the Democrat Party would would would spontaneously
32:18
Speaker 3: explode if they pushed a black woman aside for a
32:22
Speaker 3: rich white man.
32:24
Speaker 8: They're not going to do that.
32:26
Speaker 3: There is the number of people who can push Kamala
32:30
Speaker 3: aside in the Democrat Party. It is a set of
32:32
Speaker 3: one and the only one is Michelle Obama. She too
32:35
Speaker 3: is an African American woman. She could push Kamala aside.
32:40
Speaker 3: Look the polling we've seen where there's a poll that
32:42
Speaker 3: came out this week that showed Michelle Obama with a
32:45
Speaker 3: double digit lead over Donald Trump. She would be a
32:49
Speaker 3: very very dangerous candidate. If it's not Michelle Obama. If
32:54
Speaker 3: Michelle says no, she might I hope she says no.
32:58
Speaker 3: You know, I want to speak directly to Michelle. Well, hey,
33:00
Speaker 3: you're really rich. You're enjoying the life of a movie star.
33:03
Speaker 3: Private jets are fun, the Hamptons are fun. You're palide
33:06
Speaker 3: around with people who are famous, with rock stars. You
33:09
Speaker 3: don't need to go to work. You don't need to
33:11
Speaker 3: bother yourself with pushing a Marxist agenda to destroy America.
33:15
Speaker 3: Leave it to others to destroy America. You and your
33:18
Speaker 3: family have done enough to damage the world. Enjoy the
33:22
Speaker 3: life of a gazillionaire. I don't know that my pitch
33:24
Speaker 3: is persuasive, but I hope it is because it would
33:27
Speaker 3: be very good if she decides not to run. If
33:30
Speaker 3: she does decide not to run, then I think the
33:33
Speaker 3: person that replaces Biden probably is Kamala because I don't
33:36
Speaker 3: think anyone else can. I think Kamala is a really
33:41
Speaker 3: weak candidate. She is a very unpopular vice president. There's
33:46
Speaker 3: a reason when she ran for president in twenty twenty
33:49
Speaker 3: she got zero delegates. She couldn't even make it to
33:52
Speaker 3: Iowa and get any support. But if she becomes the nominee,
33:59
Speaker 3: they probably plugs someone in there as a VP to
34:03
Speaker 3: try to balance it. It wouldn't surprise me to see
34:05
Speaker 3: I could see Gavin Newsom as a VP to either
34:09
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris or to Michelle Obama. I think Gavin Newsom
34:12
Speaker 3: is very much on the VP train, you know. I
34:15
Speaker 3: could see a Gretchen Witmer, the governor of Michigan, as
34:19
Speaker 3: a VP to either one of them as well. Both
34:21
Speaker 3: of those I think are real possibilities. But at the
34:25
Speaker 3: end of the day, I think the only two nominees
34:28
Speaker 3: who have a credible chance replacing Biden or Michelle Obama
34:33
Speaker 3: and Kamala Harris. And if I were a Democrat, I'd
34:36
Speaker 3: be all in on Michelle because the polling shows she
34:39
Speaker 3: wins and Kamala loses.
34:41
Speaker 1: Final two questions for you.
34:43
Speaker 2: One, when do you think the media has to stop
34:46
Speaker 2: this onslaught of attacks on the president because they're going
34:49
Speaker 2: full court press is in another week and then they
34:51
Speaker 2: got to dial it back in case he does continue
34:55
Speaker 2: to be the nominee, they can't push him out. And
34:57
Speaker 2: number two, how important is this prime time taped interview
35:02
Speaker 2: Friday night for Joe Biden's future?
35:08
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, let me start with number two. The
35:11
Speaker 3: interview on Friday is very important. If he goes and
35:15
Speaker 3: just craps the bed, that could be fatal. I think
35:20
Speaker 3: ABC and Stephanopoulos are going to do everything they can
35:24
Speaker 3: to prevent that from happening. I think they're going to
35:26
Speaker 3: edit the heck out of the interview. They should run
35:30
Speaker 3: it live, and anyone who cares like ABC should be
35:33
Speaker 3: embarrassed about itself that it's not running it live because
35:36
Speaker 3: their editing will be designed to create a false impression,
35:41
Speaker 3: to protect Joe Biden, to turn it into a campaign video.
35:45
Speaker 3: If they're a real journalistic outlet. You know when I
35:47
Speaker 3: do interviews, I do them live, and if I say
35:50
Speaker 3: something dumb, you know what, the camera catches it and
35:52
Speaker 3: all the world can hear. And it's not ABC's job
35:57
Speaker 3: to be doing the pr and damage control for the Democrats,
36:01
Speaker 3: but that's what they're doing. I think the interview matters
36:04
Speaker 3: a lot. I also think it's interesting you're seeing Democrats
36:09
Speaker 3: publicly breaking ships. So Lloyd Doggett, very liberal Democrat from Austin, Texas,
36:14
Speaker 3: became the first Democrat member of Congress to say the
36:17
Speaker 3: president should step aside. Two others, Jared Golden and Maine
36:23
Speaker 3: and Marie Glosen camp Perez of Washington, both Democrats, both
36:28
Speaker 3: said they believe Biden will lose in November. That's significant
36:33
Speaker 3: that you're seeing elected Democrats coming out saying that. Another one,
36:40
Speaker 3: Seth Moulton, another Democrat from Massachusetts, raised real questions about
36:45
Speaker 3: whether Biden can win. He said, quote, I deeply respect
36:48
Speaker 3: President Biden and all the great things he's done for America,
36:51
Speaker 3: but I have grave concerns about his ability to defeat
36:54
Speaker 3: Donald Trump. Winning will require prosecuting the case in the media,
36:58
Speaker 3: in town halls and at campaign stops all over the country.
37:01
Speaker 3: President Biden needs to demonstrate that he can do that.
37:04
Speaker 3: The unfortunate reality is that the status quo will likely
37:08
Speaker 3: deliver us President Trump. We're seeing that happening more and
37:13
Speaker 3: more and more.
37:14
Speaker 10: Now.
37:14
Speaker 3: Your first question was how long will the media continue
37:17
Speaker 3: to attack? Listen on the debate night, I predicted if
37:21
Speaker 3: this is going to happen, it's going to shake out
37:23
Speaker 3: in twenty one days. So we're a week into it.
37:26
Speaker 3: I think we have two more weeks ahead of us.
37:29
Speaker 3: We will go into the Republican Convention in two weeks.
37:32
Speaker 3: I think we'll know what happens by then a final
37:36
Speaker 3: point in one that has not been discussed a great deal.
37:39
Speaker 3: I think all of this drama impacts President Trump very significantly,
37:43
Speaker 3: and in particular, it impacts his vice presidential choice. Trump
37:50
Speaker 3: is in the middle of presumably picking who he wants
37:52
Speaker 3: to be VP. Lots of names have been floated, there
37:54
Speaker 3: are lots of short lists, lots of things discussing. Well, normally,
37:58
Speaker 3: when you're picking a VP, can you know who your
38:01
Speaker 3: opponent is? You know what you're fighting against. In this instance,
38:06
Speaker 3: it's a very difficult situation for Trump because the kind
38:11
Speaker 3: of VP he might pick if he's running against Joe
38:15
Speaker 3: Biden and Kamala Harris could be a very different VP
38:19
Speaker 3: than if he's running against Michelle Obama. I think right
38:22
Speaker 3: now the Trump team is feeling incredibly confident. I think
38:26
Speaker 3: they think they're gonna win, They're gonna beat Joe Biden.
38:28
Speaker 3: I think they're feeling on top of the world. I
38:30
Speaker 3: can tell you if the news broke tomorrow that Biden
38:34
Speaker 3: was not the nominee anymore and it was going to
38:36
Speaker 3: be Michelle Obama, the Trump team, if it were not
38:40
Speaker 3: at a major emergency mode level of this is serious,
38:47
Speaker 3: then they'd be misreading the situation because Michelle Obama's the
38:50
Speaker 3: Democrat nominee is incredibly dangerous and that could easily impact
38:55
Speaker 3: the vice presidential nominee. So, for example, if it's Michelle Obama,
38:59
Speaker 3: may Trump picks Tim Scott deciding that he wants to
39:03
Speaker 3: go fight and fight more aggressively for African American votes.
39:06
Speaker 3: That's one possible consideration that maybe that's a little bit
39:10
Speaker 3: less of a consideration if Joe Biden is at the
39:12
Speaker 3: top of the ticket. So there are complicated, complicated chess
39:17
Speaker 3: moves that are playing out right now because of the
39:21
Speaker 3: uncertainty of who's going to be the nominee.
39:25
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Speaker 2: the week.
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Speaker 1: We're gonna be covering this.
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Speaker 2: We'll have a lot to say, I'm sure after this
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Speaker 2: interview on Friday night with the President and George Stepanopolis.
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Speaker 1: Don't forget.
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Speaker 2: Share this wherever you are on social media and the
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Speaker 2: Center and I will see you back here in a
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Speaker 2: couple of days.