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Tucker Likes JD Vance As Trump VP · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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  So jd Vance, jd Vance, I mean he's good. I like jd
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  Vance. He's the VP pick for Trump. I will confess I felt that
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  it was a little bit anti climactic for me because he's not just in terms
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  of personality wise, he's not the it's not he's not that he's going to
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  bed personality. He's not dynamic, but he's not the flashiest. You know,
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  Viveke makes crazy, right is Viveke is a fantastic compelling orator. But
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  maybe that's the thing. Maybe he's a little too compelling. I mean,
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  I do I understand it. You know, you're not really supposed to have
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  a vice president candidate who can compete with you really in any way. I'm
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  not saying he would compete with Trump in terms of charisma and all of that,
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  but maybe it's a bit too much. So maybe there's a bit of
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  that going on. Also, there was talk about RFK Junior as well,
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  and in fact, let me see I had a video and see if we
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  can find it here it is. Let's watch this. He was talking about
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  he really wanted our FK Junior and Trump. Now, I never thought it
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  would be RFK because RFK at the end of the day. He has some
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  great qualities, but at the end of the day, he's not a conservative,
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  so he wouldn't be appropriate. But let's take a look at what Weinstein
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  says, and he makes a good case. President Trump, the country needs
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  you to join forces with Bobby Kennedy and name him as your vice presidential running
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  mate. And Bobby, the country needs you to accept. If you see
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  the wisdom in this, you'll realize it solves a number of problems. Maybe
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  most importantly, it creates a kind of assassination insurance. If you run independently
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  and they take you out, they solve a problem from their perspective. If
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  you run together, they only make their problems worse. Our nation suffered a
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  great trauma in nineteen sixty three and another in nineteen sixty eight. That pattern
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  threatened to repeat itself this last Saturday, President Trump, by selecting Bobby Kennedy
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  as your vice presidential running mate, you would take a great stride to ending
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  that pattern once and for all and restoring the Democratic Republic that was the vision
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  of our founders. By enabling Bobby Kennedy to carry the torch when you leave
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  office at the end of your second four year term. It was never going
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  to be RFK because well, JJ Nevada saying RFK is way you left.
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  Yeah, that's why he's not he's not a conservative, right, it wouldn't
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  be appropriate. So that was never going to happen. But I mean the
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  point about being assassination proof, you spot on with that, really spot on
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  with that. But yet really with Trump and JFK rf sorry RFK Junior,
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  it's two different visions. So that was never going to work. But I
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  thought that was interesting and I thought you'd guys enjoy seeing that. So jd
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  Vance, now you know, I was putting this together kind of in a
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  hurry, so I asked Grock to just do up a short ride up on
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  j Evans and this, all of this in here is correct, says jd.
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  Vance. Is a Republican US senator from Ohio. He was sworn in
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  in twenty twenty three, who has been a vocal supporter of former President Donald
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  Trump and his policies. He aligns with Trump on several key issues, including
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  immigration, foreign policy, and social issues. On immigration, Vance supports building
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  a wall along the southern border and opposes more military aid to Ukraine, believing
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  that the country should Sede Land to Russia to end the war. He opposes
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  abortion rights, gun control, and interventionist foreign policy. On social issues,
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  Vance believes that marriage is between a man and a woman and wants to ban
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  gender firming care for minors. Now, in some left wing media I've been
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  looking at, they're claiming that he's wants to destroy gay marriage arlier. I
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  don't think he's ever gone that far. I think he's just saying that in
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  his faith, does he's a religious man that, yeah, he doesn't agree
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  with it. But I haven't seen anything to suggest that he who would get
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  rid of gay marriagers anything like that. In terms of this band, gender
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  firming care for minors, yeah, all in with that. Gender firming care
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  is euphemism. As we all know. We've been over this many times.
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  It's a euphemism. It's the opposite of reality, right. Gender affirming would
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  be the five year old who says they think they're born in the wrong body.
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  Gender affirming would be to say, no, you're not, and you
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  believe in Santa Claus. So shut up, here's your Tanka truck. Focus
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  on that. Don't listen to your teacher. But you know what, actually
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  we're homeschooling from now on. Let's see, he is also being a reliable
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  vote with the GOP's right flank. In summary, JD. Vance's political policies
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  are aligned with the conservative wing of the Republican Party, with a focus on
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  issues such as immigration, foreign policy, and social conservatism. So there's lots
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  there like, but there is a complication and this is going to be played
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  upon, and I think they're already doing it obviously, I mean immediately.
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  They would have been prepared, because prepared to attack JD events because in the
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  past, in twenty sixteen, he said some really unflattering things about Donald Trump,
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  things like a lot of it was just personal messages that got leaked.
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  But my god, was an idiot. JD. Vance gets whacked for past
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  Trump comments. This is twenty sixteen. Let me see, he said,
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  I never I'm a never Trump guy. He said an interview with Charlie Rose
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  in twenty sixteen. I never liked him. He said, my god,
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  what an idiot, he wrote. Vance expressed a similar sentiment in other interviews
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  and since delated tweets from that time, including publicly mulling the idea of supporting
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  Hillary Clinton, calling Trump noxious and reprehensible. So a lot of people said
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  things like that about Trump in twenty sixteen, and they changed their minds because
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  nobody knew, nobody knew what he was going to do, and once he
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  started, you know, the kind of the kind of novelty of it wears
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  off and let's get well, what are the actual policies. And then people
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  realized, okay that what we're viewing, what we're witnessing here is prosperity.
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  We're seeing at no new foreign wars, we're seeing peace deals. There's a
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  lot to like. So a lot of people, a lot of people hated
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  him at first and then kind of came around. Even people he attacked during
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  the primary said actually, you know what, I didn't like those comments about
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  me, but I like the policy. So let's see what Jade Vance has
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  to say about that. Here from Brian Lily. Jd. Vance was once
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  a never trump er. He said some of the worst things about Trump,
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  but changed his mind during Trump's first term. Vance was asked about his past
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  comments recently on Fox Let's take a look, this is an evolution. And
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  I know you've been asked about this before, about past comments that you've made
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  about Donald Trump. You've said, I've never I'm a never Trump guy,
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  never liked him, terrible candidate, idiot if you voted for him, might
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  be America's Hitler, might be a cynical ahole, cultural heroine, noxious and
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  reprehensible. Those are things that the Left is going to come after you,
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  and they're probably going to be put in ads should you be chosen as the
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  VP pick. How do you deal with them? Now? Yeah, I
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  think the simple answer is you've got to respect the American people enough to just
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  level with him. Look, I was wrong about Donald Trump. I didn't
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  think he was going to be good president. Brett. He was a great
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  president, and it's one of the reasons why I'm working so hard to make
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  sure he gets a second term. I think you should when you're wrong about
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  something, you should change your mind and be honest with people about that fact.
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  And I actually think again, whether this is running as his running mate
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  or running and supporting him as a United States senator, Brett, I think
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  it actually presents a real opportunity to talk to the American people because a lot
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  of people didn't think Trump was going to be a good president, and a
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  lot of people were happy to be proven wrong. And I think it presents
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  an opportunity for me to make the case to the American people that, look,
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  we have two very different sets of results. Four years of Joe Biden
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  four years of Donald Trump. We know the Trump record is one of success.
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  The Biden record is one of failure. I came around to Donald Trump,
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  and I think that a lot of Americans will do the exact same thing.
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  So that sounds fair to me. And we have to remember that Trump
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  was a special case. I mean, you know, there's always a temptation,
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  which it's a pretty I think. I think the temptation to take a
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  cynical view of every politician is a fairly justified one. I'm going to be
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  honest, But we have to remember twenty sixteen, it was like it was
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  like nothing else. Nobody knew what Trump was going to be. Nobody knew
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  really what he was going to do. And he did well. He did
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  very well, and he did things well. By he did well, what
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  I mean, I mean he at least tried to do the things that he
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  promised he was going to do and was successful at least in part everywhere,
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  really successful in other places in some places. Right, So I'm not taking
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  a cynical I'm not looking at this with a cynical eye or a cynical ear.
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  This seems like quite plausible and reasonable to me. A lot of people,
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  a lot of people didn't like him at first, especially just they didn't
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  like the esthetics, but they like the policies. There's a lot of Trump
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  voters who don't even like his personality, not least is public. You know.
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  They don't like it when he's I don't know, making fun of people
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  or whatever, but they like the policies, right, Yeah. Nevada says,
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  Yeah, he wasn't always a fan of Trump now, but like a
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  lot of people, he wasn't a lot of people who are now. Raader
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  Streamer says, eh, just like Ron de Santis, he is transactional politically.
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  If you get in line, he moves on. So I don't know,
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  I mean, I guess we'll have to see, you know. But
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  to me, it seems quite reasonable for somebody to say, look, I
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  didn't know, you know, I didn't like what I saw when he was
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  running in twenty sixteen, but I like the policies. I like what happened.
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  I think he was a great president once he actually had a chance to
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  be president. But of course the left is losing their minds over JD Evans.
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  JD Evans to me, looking at his policies, is just normal conservative.
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  I'm not going to say he's a centrist. I think he's a little
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  more right than that. But he's just a normal conservative. But of course
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  everybody one step to the left or one step to the right of them is
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  you know, the bad guy from Germany. Let's hear what they're saying immediately.
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  You know, part of the reason that JD. Vance matters isn't for
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  these kind of short term electoral calculations. He matters because what he means to
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  the Republican Party long term. This is cementing a kind of nationalism. Now,
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  Trump, to your point, I agree with you. He isn't instinctive
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  cementing a kind of nationalism. He just there reflexively against anything that is like
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  anything any positive attitude towards your own country, you know, anything that's positive
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  towards your history, your traditions, the place that you live. Trump,
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  to your point, I agree with you, is an instinctive, impulsive,
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  intuitive nationalist. JD. Vance is an ideological nationalist. That's a much more
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  dangerous virus because he can. He can polish this stuff and make it seem
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  palatable to people. He can sell this stuff to Silicon Valley. You can
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  sell this stuff by the places. And what it does is it locks the
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  Republican Party on a pathway that I think is dangerous for the world. Again,
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  the Ukrainians are now in deep trouble, NATO is now in deep trouble.
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  H Trump is you get it, go one with with a Nikki Haley
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  and send them to the world. Hey, listen, I got to give
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  stuff to my base, but I'm not going to abandon the world. This
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  pick is a horror on the world stage. So jd Vance matters because Donal
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  Trump is pointing the Republican Party in a very scary direction for the long term.
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  It's a horror for the world. So it's a horror. It's a
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  horror for I mean, it's definitely a horror for the arms manufacturers, right,
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  definitely a horror for them. You know, JD Dance JD Vance is
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  gonna be very effective selling this nationalism, this evil thing, selling what exactly
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  what's selling like not giving like everybody's money away so that people can kill themselves
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  and halfway across the world. He's selling that, like selling like maybe the
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  government should be for the people that vote for it, selling that all these
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  evil things that he's going to be selling. It's so strange, don't you
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  think, I mean, what a weird what a weird worldview? Find it
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  bizarre, Abata says. They say nationalism like it's a bad thing. Yeah,
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  well, like what is nationalism? Like, hey represent us, not
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  like people in other countries, Like, don't build walls for other countries.
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  Build one here for instance. You know, maybe worry about like the infrastructure
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  in our own country. You know, in Canada it's exactly like in every
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  Western country is exact same thing. Trudeau. Trudeau can't. I mean,
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  I think it's his greatest joy in life is to borrow money that we'll have
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  to that will have to be paid back, well, that will probably never
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  actually get paid back, would just be paying the interest on it forever.
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  Borrow money to give to other countries. I told you about the UH he
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  was about ten million dollars to Ukraine for gender neutral D mining. Gender neutral
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  D mining, that's real. It was four million. I said ten million.
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  Sorry, it was only four million dollars to fund gender inclusive, d
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  mining the phrase gender transformative, mine action. Jesus, this is Canada.
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  Canada is a cautionary tale for everybody else. I know it's the same stuff
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  going on everywhere, but I think some of this stuff we're ahead, We're
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  ahead of the curve. Okay, so yeah, so the left is already
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  They started in immediately with the fear mongering about JD Evans. It's gonna be
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  the end of the world. Blah blah blah. I love this. CNN
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  triggered makes me happy. Let's see Romney hates jd Evans. This is good.
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  CNN hates Jdvans. This is good. Tucker tells you all the swamp
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  hates jd Vans. Okay, well, let's actually hear this from Tucker.
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  Then jd Vance is the VP pick, and I think every person who pays
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  close attention it has got to be thrilled by that. And if you don't
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  know much about JD Vance, I'm not even gonna make a case for jd
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  Vance. I'm going to tell you what I just saw, which is that
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  every bad person I've ever met in a lifetime in Washington was aligned against JD
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  Vance. And I do think the negative case is often more powerful because I
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  know of myself, I do not think I'm a particularly good person. I
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  have strong reasons for feeling that way. I don't always think that my side
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  is right. I know for a fact I have been wrong many many times,
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  and I hope to correct and be honest about my error. So it's
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  not like I think that you know, I'm always you know, God's always
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  on my side. Sometimes I'm not on God's side, but I definitely know
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  who's representing the other side. It's a lot easier to tell who the people
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  who are only in it because they like I don't know killing other people in
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  pointless wars, Like I know who those people are, and their odor is
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  so powerful that I can smell one when he walks in the room. And
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  every single one of those people in a line that would extend from Milwaukee to
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  Chicago was lined up over the last week to knife jd Vance. Not on
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  personal grounds. So he's perfectly nice guy. He's like one of the only
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  members of the Senate with a happy marriage. True, but because they thought
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  he would be harder to manipulate and slightly less enthusiastic about killing people, that's
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  it that he would be an impediment to their exercising power, and boyd they
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  went after him in a way I've just kind of never seen, which I
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  think happens every day in Washington. I just don't have advantage on it because
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  I'm far, far away and grateful to be. And again, I was
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  just reminded that this process is so ugly that normal people do not want to
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  participate in it, and yet normal people have to suck it up and do
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  so anyway because the consequences are just so profound and so very serious. Yeah.
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  So, I mean, obviously, you know when we were looking at
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  that CNN interview or that CNN segment there where, Yeah, one of the
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  main concerns you said out right was that Ukraine, Right, Ukraine, more
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  money for Ukraine. Ukraine won't get more weapons, more money, right,
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  they might actually have to kind of sue for peace. A big concern obviously
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  on regardless of the country you're in. The Conservative establishment is fairly hawkish on
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  Ukraine as well, which is a sad thing. But I like the fact
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  that JD events isn't I think that's important. I mean, that does align
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  with Trump, right, Trump says day one he's going to start working on
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  a peace deal for Ukraine. That's good. I think people want to hear
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  that. All right, Let's see what else we got in here. The
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  media is the enemy of the people. This is not all the media,
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  just a lot of it. Let's see. If CNN's Van Jones is sad,
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  then I can sleep even better tonight. Well, he's said because he
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  thinks that the you know, the the war in Ukraine may end sooner than
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  he'd like it too, So I guess I guess we're supposed to feel sorry
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  for him. No matter who comes next. They'll always say this, yeah,
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  because it is just a game at that point, and really, for
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  the level of CNN, it's it's just a game. Right. Let's see,
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  maybe I'm too critical of JD. Evans. If the liberals hate him,
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  then he must be a lot more conservative than I think. Mm hmm.
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  But again, they'll just hate anybody. It doesn't matter anyway. That's
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  all I'm gonna say about that. Please like, share and subscribe. Sharing
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