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This will be a wakeup call for the nation · INSIGHT TODAY

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  Speaker 1: So we are just two hours away from the first
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  Speaker 1: post closing on election day. New Jersey and Virginia are
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  Speaker 1: electing governors. New York City is choosing a mayor, and
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  Speaker 1: that race could forever alter the course of the Democratic Party.
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  Speaker 1: Democratic socialists zo Ron Mamdani, former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo,
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  Speaker 1: and Republican Curtis Sliwa dooking it out for who leads
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  Speaker 1: the Big Apple. President Trump weighing in by endorsing Andrew
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  Speaker 1: Cuomo and threatening to cut funds if Communists Zo Ron
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  Speaker 1: mam Donnie wins the mayor's race. Here's what the candidates are.
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  Speaker 2: Saying endorsements that Andrew Culomo's God, we're talking about Donald Trump,
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  Speaker 2: Elon Musk and Stephen Miller. These are the architects, in
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  Speaker 2: many ways of the crisis of authoritarianism that New Yorkers
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  Speaker 2: are facing. And Andrew Cuomo is so unwilling to tax
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  Speaker 2: Donald Trump's billionaire donors because he knows those are the
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  Speaker 2: same ones who's checks that he's busy cashing trying to
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  Speaker 2: get back to City Hall.
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  Speaker 3: And Trump is pragmatic. He is telling them the reality
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  Speaker 3: of the situation, which is if you do not vote
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  Speaker 3: Mamdami is going to win. Who is mam Dami? I
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  Speaker 3: don't know, but he's a democratic socialist. They'll bring socialism
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  Speaker 3: to New York City. New York City will not thrive
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  Speaker 3: with a socialist economy.
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  Speaker 4: Cuomo needs to go back hide under his rock out
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  Speaker 4: in the Hamptons with his billionaire French who have left
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  Speaker 4: really a stench over the city of New York.
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  Speaker 1: Some top Democrats are fawning over Mom Donnie's campaign. Barack
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  Speaker 1: Obama was offering to be a sounding board. Others not
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  Speaker 1: so sure.
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  Speaker 5: Do you see Mom Donnie as the future of the
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  Speaker 5: Democratic Party.
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  Speaker 6: No, I think the future of the Democratic Party is
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  Speaker 6: going to fall as far as we're concerned, relative to
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  Speaker 6: the House Democratic Caucus and members who are doing a
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  Speaker 6: great work all across the country.
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  Speaker 1: Kaylee, let me turn over to you and just set
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  Speaker 1: the picture for us, because these are races that are
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  Speaker 1: local and state elections, but I think that they have
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  Speaker 1: bigger consequence for the country going.
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  Speaker 7: Forward without a doubt. I mean, you think back to
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  Speaker 7: twenty twenty one and you think about this huge victory
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  Speaker 7: by Glenn Youngkin, and then you also think about how
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  Speaker 7: close Jack Chittarelli came and the animating themes of those
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  Speaker 7: elections were. Transgenderism was one of them. The woke agenda
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  Speaker 7: was another, parents having rights in schools. And oh wait,
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  Speaker 7: if those sound familiar, they should because they animated the
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  Speaker 7: election that won Donald Trump the White House. But we
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  Speaker 7: knew these themes were percolating up four years ago, four
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  Speaker 7: years prior to that moment, because of a night like tonight.
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  Speaker 7: So we will see themes in Virginia where it looks
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  Speaker 7: like the Democrat has the advantage, in New Jersey where
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  Speaker 7: these are the more moderate candidates. And when Jessica Tarlov
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  Speaker 7: is back, I'm sure she'll say this is proof that
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  Speaker 7: moderates when and that's the message of the Democratic Party.
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  Speaker 7: But we can't lose sight of Zoran mom Donnie, a
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  Speaker 7: Democratic socialist who is poised potentially to take over New
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  Speaker 7: York City. And let me just say this about mom Donnie.
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  Speaker 7: He's selling voters a basket of lies. And there are
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  Speaker 7: two facts that I found today that I are very important. One,
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  Speaker 7: the state that spends the most on welfare and education
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  Speaker 7: combined is New York City. No state spends more than
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  Speaker 7: New York State on those two items. In fact, they
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  Speaker 7: spend seventy two percent more than Texas. On that one
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  Speaker 7: hundred and thirty percent more than Florida. Zoron wants free
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  Speaker 7: childcare that would cost let's see, six billion a year.
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  Speaker 7: He wants free buses, he wants city owned grocery stores.
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  Speaker 7: So you already have the biggest welfare state and you
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  Speaker 7: want to pour more into the welfare state at the
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  Speaker 7: same time. Fact number two millionaires are leaving. There's been
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  Speaker 7: a two percent decline in millionaires. If you look at
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  Speaker 7: that ten million dollars in above bracket that you really
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  Speaker 7: need to fund the programs, ten percent have fleed over
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  Speaker 7: a four year period. So your taxpayers are dwindling. You
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  Speaker 7: are promising free stuff, and you are, I hate to
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  Speaker 7: say it, it sounds harsh lying to your voters who
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  Speaker 7: are not going to wake up tomorrow with free childcare,
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  Speaker 7: city run grocery stores and the like. And it's really
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  Speaker 7: quite awful what he's doing. But it's going to be
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  Speaker 7: a wake up call for the nation when you can
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  Speaker 7: trust a robust Trump economy that I believe is on
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  Speaker 7: the Horizan and zor On, Mandami and Harold.
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  Speaker 1: This is in addition to the political parties going through realignments.
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  Speaker 1: The Republicans quite farther along than the Democrats on that front.
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  Speaker 1: But it's also the first real election I think since
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  Speaker 1: COVID where you have the change in the electorate in
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  Speaker 1: terms of who has left, so you have a different
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  Speaker 1: type of electorate right now than you did even four
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  Speaker 1: years ago.
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  Speaker 5: You're right, it's good to be with everybody, just to
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  Speaker 5: put some of this level setting around New York. The
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  Speaker 5: last two mayors, we've had Bill de Blasio, who served
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  Speaker 5: for eight years. He thought he was a national figure.
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  Speaker 5: He ran for president and his campaign was roundly rebuffed.
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  Speaker 5: Eric Adams was mayor. He started off on a great
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  Speaker 5: trajectory and projected himself and built himself as the future
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  Speaker 5: of the party that if the Democrats wanted to succeed,
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  Speaker 5: they needed to follow him. He ran into some obstacles.
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  Speaker 5: He now finds as he's leaving many of the things
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  Speaker 5: that he wanted to Doda, he's actually doing. Crime is
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  Speaker 5: coming down to the city. The economic plight of the
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  Speaker 5: city is actually improving in many ways. Two Mandamie won't
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  Speaker 5: be the face of the Democratic Party or the life
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  Speaker 5: of the Democratic Party. He'll be part of it. And
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  Speaker 5: I'm not prepared to night at five point fifteen to
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  Speaker 5: say that he's won. You work for a president who
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  Speaker 5: they said he had lost, and he actually worn in
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  Speaker 5: the race exactly. Let's let let's let the voters make
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  Speaker 5: their cast their votes. We still have four hours, three
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  Speaker 5: hours and forty five or fifty five minutes to go
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  Speaker 5: in this race.
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  Speaker 2: Three.
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  Speaker 5: I look at the Democratic Party, look at some mayors,
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  Speaker 5: and I've mentioned these people on the show before. The
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  Speaker 5: mayor of your home city of Philadelphia, Cherrell Parker. She
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  Speaker 5: beat a guy and helped beat a district attorney who
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  Speaker 5: many believe rightly, so we're just letting criminals back onto
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  Speaker 5: the streets. She ran on that black woman ran a
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  Speaker 5: tough crime message in San Francisco. We've made fun of them,
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  Speaker 5: We've talked about serious challenges they face. They unelected a Democrat,
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  Speaker 5: ran against another Democratic Partmiyer Daniel Lurie, and is now
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  Speaker 5: tackling crime in a different way and trying to bring
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  Speaker 5: about more investment in the city in many way, much
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  Speaker 5: like Marjorie Taylor, Green and Matt Gates are not the
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  Speaker 5: face of the Democratic or the Republican Party. He won't
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  Speaker 5: be the face of the Democratic Party, but where you're right, Kaylee,
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  Speaker 5: is that he is touched on the issue that I
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  Speaker 5: think is animated this race not only in New York,
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  Speaker 5: but all across the country. There's a there's a mayor's
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  Speaker 5: race in seatle To. I DP face for the same
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  Speaker 5: kind of thing. A progressive running against a young progressive
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  Speaker 5: running against me, comba.
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  Speaker 1: A young white woman running against uh. So we'll sub
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  Speaker 1: first older guy who's like, wait, I did all the
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  Speaker 1: right things and nobody likes me.
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  Speaker 5: But we'll see. So we'll see what happens there, and
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  Speaker 5: that race also will be a tell tale. I want
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  Speaker 5: to let the voters vote tonight. I think the real
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  Speaker 5: race is your home state of Jersey. What your home state,
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  Speaker 5: but where you where you count as one of your
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  Speaker 5: homes of your Wow, excuse me, at least you call
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  Speaker 5: home that race tonight. That race tonight will determine who's
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  Speaker 5: the winner tonight, Republicans. I don't think the margin really matters.
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  Speaker 5: Someone that lost a race and people who voted for
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  Speaker 5: me said we were enthusiastic for you, and the people
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  Speaker 5: who vote for the other guy said we were so
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  Speaker 5: so on him. I'd much rather win a race with
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  Speaker 5: unenthusiastic a majority that than lose it with a with
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  Speaker 5: an enthusiastic minority. So that race tonight is the one
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  Speaker 5: I'm watching the most in New York. Everybody's watching the margin.
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  Speaker 5: If indeed mcdonmie wins, does he get over fifty, he
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  Speaker 5: obviously has a mandate to do some of the things
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  Speaker 5: that Kaylee so eloquently talked about.
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  Speaker 1: Hellyfor I asked Jesse a question just so that I'm
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  Speaker 1: sure everybody has noticed on your screen we have the
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  Speaker 1: Fox News voter pull up there, so we'll be getting
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  Speaker 1: more from Sandra Smith towards the end of the show.
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  Speaker 1: But you can see a few of these things per
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  Speaker 1: Glenano and just from a quick glance the economy, Jesse
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  Speaker 1: is certainly the big deal. But Trump and Mom Donnie,
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  Speaker 1: the Democrat crats want Trump to be the end all
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  Speaker 1: be all. Republicans are going to make Mom Donnie the
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  Speaker 1: face of it. And he's not a shrinking violet. He
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  Speaker 1: wants to be the party, the party leader.
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